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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-30

q majority of the people Of the Northern states
have formed themselves into great sectional Pohtl
cal party, which virtually denies equality IN the
Union. This black-republican party is now strug-
Cling hard for the reins Of Government Its success
would make the heart Of the stur0e>t patriot trembe
But one obstacle stands in the way OF its triumph
The national democratic party, like some noble
ancient pyramid, with the Constitution for its base
and its summit rising towards Heaven, has long
stood as mighty Gibraltar. against which the waves
OF fanaticsm have dashed their fury and been broken
and driven back. Some of its leaders have, at
times, proved treacherOus ard, like an army WIN
unfathfu generals ITS columns have been broken,
and it's enemies have pointed to its confused ranks
and joyously proclaimed its destruction But SO
soon as its masses could be heard at the
they have repudiated such ambitious and unfaithu
leaders, and have hurled them from power; while,
phenixlike the party has again riser from its own
ashes, and stood erect, with renewed power and
splendor the champion of the constitutional rights
Of every section of the Union.
The great contest of 1860. which may decide the
fate Of the Union is to be fought between the black
republican and the national democratic parties, 1t
is useless to disguise the fact there can be no third
party of power between the two, with any prospect
of success. Where shall Georgia stand in the con-
tcsts Shall she stand united with the democracy,
or shall she divide her strength, and thereby give
incidental aid to her enemies!
look to the national democratic party as the last
hope of the Union. Destroy Its integrity, and
tramplc under foot its principles, and there is no
longer rational hope for the rights Of the South In
the Confedcracy. ! love the Union of these States
and am prepared to make every reasonable sacrifice
to maintain it, so long it does not violate the
rights of my native South. But should the two
come into conflict, love the rights of the South
more AMI am prepared to defend them at any sacri-
flee, and at every hazard In the present condition
of affairs would advise the citizens Of Gcorg to
stand united with the national democracy, so long
as they continue to stand by her rights and to pro-
tect them in the Union. But should this organza-
ton be broken down and her constitutional rights
be denied, and her equality in the Union destroyed,
would then advise her citizens to strike for In
dependence out of the Union and to pledge to each
other their lives, their fortunes and their most
sacred honor" never to forsake each other till
triumphant shall have crowned their efforts
My fervent prayer to Almighty God is that this ne
cessity may be averted-that wisdom, moderation
and justice may control all our national and State
councils, and that the rights of the States and the
Union of the States may be thus perpetuated.
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NOTICE.

il TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT
liens Of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
continue 70 carry on the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in Ks
Leigh at WIN. h. HOLLOMAN'S OLD STAND I have
the same Smith that had last year. his business 10 shoene
Horses and working Farming Tools he can also do iron
WORE on hepe by strict attention TO busipess
to share liberal patronage 49,. - ,-.T>-'
JOHN MYATT
SWnuasy II LODI. aRs-tg fs-tf s,4f - ;ESt1 &-W1y
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HUzZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKEpR,ss
9.esl'sT t.tsEOFf RIA IEyEHY .,f - go 80

EVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF. AND You NAY
- guess who s for ALL am in the ring, manufacturing
-: ..s Carriages and Busgies,
and that with good materials win sell low for CasR or
good ASs or will trade for Pork the pork season. for
Corn, Bacon, or Flour Ny Shop is two squares south
west Of Capitol Square, and near the Masonic Lodge
sst. - ~ f.5.s 'tsssss,s,, JOHN AYATT.I;i
Raleigh. May 4, 1889 ,--,... a.. .,5, 4; 20-wtf
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GEO. A. wARDER.
WIN. D. BARREL.

GEO. A. wARDER. WIN. D. BARRETT
WARDER & BARRETT,
Il, Both of the late firm of
GEO. A. WARDER & CO.,
F.. ..,.s...-.., -- ESTABLISHED IN l848,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS N
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
(iso ses Baltimore Street. opposite Hanoger Street,
~, saaar;.i' BALrIHoRE, Nd,
"OULD RESPECTFULLY. ASK THE ATTENTIG
" OF Merchants to their large and well assorted sd
embracing every style quality and color Of
hs' Mems and Boys Hats and Taps.
Selected expressly for the trade, by the case or Dozen
orders will receive prompt and careful attention
Septemberi, 1855. ~ 7VEi7t'I9 s6-wlypds
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NEGROES AND OTHER PERsor
PERTY FOR SAIp Pm

pURSgANT TO AN ORDER OF S.1p
the FAN Term, 1859, Of the Conrt !. MADE A,
Northampton s,s county North Carolina in he eau s
S.r ~ e s to ps e. the ne
18th day Of December next the very SaIuaha
the pieadIngs mentioned TO wit: -55 TkaIr PROPERTY
Mules and Horses large quantity of Corn m asegros
and Cotton Seeds loo Fat Aoes and many ON tIadt
s MI1s Cows Carts Wagons &c. and all kind,
ture The sale will be the Roanoke plan,a,;eaen
the late Thomas jones' ESQ., died seized non s
ed, which adjoins the lands Of Edmund W;la and
Mr. Stephen A. Noraees If all the property ss
TERMS OF SALE "A credit of twelve ,''I also.
given to the purchasers of the negroes and 81. will
the purchasers of the other property on ths months
into bonds with approved surees BEARING N'a ent
the day Of sale. interest iss
November IS, 1859. 1o' C,dME
~ aHsse, .s r.r 4i-wtds
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CHARITY BEGINS At HoME.-We have already,
says the Richmond Dispatch publish the touching
letter which was found on the body of VIM. Lee
man, one of the insurgents from his sister in Halo
WELL Maine The following paragraph in that letter
is suggestive one:
"Would you come home If you had the money to
come with ! Tell me what it would cost. Oh,
would be unspeakably happy if 1t we've in my power
to send you the money, but we have been very poor
this winter | have not earned half dollar this
winter. Matte has had very good place, where
she has had IS cents week; she has not spent any
of it in the family, only very little for mother.
Father has had very small pay, but think he has
more now he is a Waterman on the Eastern Queen.
that runs from here to Boston"
Here is family, one of thousands OF families in
New England in similar circumstances, where one
daughter thinks it a Every good place when she
can get seventy five cents week another has not
earned half dollar during the winter, and all are
Every poor; yet the son and brother goes off and
deserts mother and sisters thus situated mother
and sisters who, though poor have evidently the
most acctonate feelings and tender sensibilitics for
the purpose Of fberating class of people, not one
of whom knows anything of the want or prlvaton
from which his own family is suffering or who
would not look without contempt upon such re-
Enumeration seemed the height of good fortune to
the sisters ana mOter OF tnlS aDOltlOnSt.
When We bear in mind the intelligence and sensibili-
ties which characterize the wives and daughters of
the poorest equally with the richest classes in New
England, it is most amazing that men should over
look such misery at their own doors-nay, should
forsake their own kith and kin who suffering
under 1.-THE mother who bore them, the sisters
who love them with all sisters tender and solc-
tious love- and run off to emancpate the latest,
sleckest most contented and unambltous race under
heaven.
The poor girl speaks in her letter to her brother
of great revival" going on in their town. We
are afraid that the "rcvivals" in that section Of
country are not of much benefit to public morals.
On several occasions, when the Founder of Christi
anity was asked by anxious men what they must to
to inherit eternal life, he enoincd them to obey the
Ten Commandments and to believe in him and be
baptized. One of those commandments touches on
the duty of children to their parents and requires
them to honor their father and mother that their
days may be long in the land. The untimely death
Of this runaway might afford striking illustra
ton of the text if the revival preacher in Hallowe
condescends to present such small matters to the
attention of his people. Another commandment
forbids men to covet their eighbcrs servants and
the New Testament is full of nunctions to servants
to be obedent to their masters. Probably all this
mere morality and dead works, and obsolete vir-
tues, Of no Importance whatever compared with the
cardinal and saving grace of abolition faith and ia
naticism-LouisrHk (Ky) Courier.
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N B. The attention of those who NAV pot;c. .
il respectfully called to that nsa,,ns a
STANDARD Of the sth Of October. giving nS"
sale Of the aforesaid Roanoke plantation which s%
be sold ON the 18th of December, on the nrsm;sa vi"
W. W. PEBBLES G. tv.
Nov. ls, 1885, '.ff pr. adv. $s) eAR
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l. N. ALLEN, Ssey. -. I.I.,,.. -
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PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS!

August IL, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20
\ LEWELLYN PARK
a.. -.

IL TaACT %
FIFTY ACRES or LAso.
Besrtuy stu.ef oo tee sc o. gsds kess torsss-
HooLtl vita iur.es finely divvssihs., snbrsenx dep
Ies bod. rocky CHE; brooks Of tn. Purs 'pnas ~s.s
Ito'ur,>qrs Os beesh- tups srd nose oCvs Of
Tire vuious svervrs-o sna jeoiiuou' sre-s-
IL sd beldsbed With drives wsls kc. In TIA
modem ustuTs l Of gardening s-d sAs bAea DECIDED
trus FOR The exclusive and sujoyeEi q s PlEcAa'e'
u the IA lying contis % ne Para
Th. tact 3fs-d. couiSIiBg about
THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
IN been si5jed into yull Ste', II from
FIVE TO TEs ACRks EACH
selected @h IeoiA reference . the Sarts OF csa
ioss bu.nss - in the city ye. ~,hiss pe retired
and bssl hl oocnuy. Si5pl tn soAe.t
ne ezpo,ure o. be.s, oav,i,n and protection from
~tnes OF wtsr 10 svorssy stastsl to oath the
bgsessI ~ h.ca prevail IN Summer.
The whole trsct sh1unds IN pure, sot spring vater
Iii, believed tss spo, 2o mil. o. Se~.YO's In
srtspectI hsshy the side Of is mountain. l. b sno
onI, locality the city where there lever .a
s.ue.
Purchaser, of,.. desiring buIl OF stone obtain 'As
material On the rrsnises, free Of charge.
Tie prscy Of the faTk aud o. al = ses Is secured ~
LcSse ss'ekeeper the Valley Road. mi
om North Or,r-e kao,d stsop. As ascend slons
Park sye1uesnesTy i've miles Of which already
-Newuk New York an tle Bsys Brooklyn, Staten I,nd
sld the Nnrowb askeu st ance. UPon r's,has the
top the mourt.n TO feet above the level Of the sod.
s,spe hundred mile, Ia spas the horizon
6uEg6t-d fields sLd country ssas Villages towns ad cities
TOT is ri,e. sue bays with the Neyer.1k hills the south
Hysck mountain Hsycrraw peak and The Hshlan, EArd
the moth with Long Island and the Ocean in the -ss, 81 IL
revealed eye. Tbi. natural panorama BY
al - be Of the Gue.t N America
LLEwELLYH PARK Is lees than che hour from Nev-York
city via Morn, Ese1 Railroad Trains per day esoh
wy sHd via Ne~Jesey Rsirosi, sni Osnse Omnibus Line
fftceu trips each way daily.
Yer sces besuty and variety Of scenery Tor health
funs Of climate for the nts1ercs and mo order offs pop
uls,on in short fer al which m,ae
render resiou attractive family Residence, believed
that the vicinity OF Orange e,pey the mountain side
se.,s sdvar,se, 'sP'sld equaed Oy any other place
In the vicinity cf New-ioTE
For maps. terms, ard particulars, apply to tie prorre.cr
L. 5. HASKELL,
No a Cf4srst n y. and Easle Rock Or,Bss n. Y.
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Real estate for 6als.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-LOca-
~ heshy nieu. beins only bour from
TIE city raosd snd boat every hour rood house 10
and cellar carriage honse oJbudnss al
In order and Of ground hsnasoneJ aid ou with sn
extsr variety Of f and mental treea
Esy te,a or vii sxchAnEe- FOR further particulars spey
j. p. HQGARIH, Nc, q Erssisr
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CENTRAL PARK UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.
rTJON N DkAIERs in Plastic FAB

~ RIGS containing THREADS SHEETS u VULCAN
lied RUBBER-rbe undersigned gives notice tnst he holds
an absolute from CaAre Goodyear 81 the exclusive
aht 70 Vucsnzed bber prepared ,coidn1 % $40 ood'
years patent q 49, 1874 IN al elastic fabrics NJ elasticity
Of woh /, 20 the stirring cOrussns the sheets or
res.. cf such fhh and IL al vaven BRAIDED rem-nted or
eyeo f.bs OF .uch be covered pro;sstes
one or both with other hio ubb snd IN q,
smooth elastic shrso good. ant also T. make sud sell lnda
rubber hreaos vuszeo rubber AID al threads or sheets Of
nbbe which are or dni.bed by union vito
be covered hbrous And he hereby gives
Zoe TIA. r.sdy 20 pply trade with such fabrics 81
reasonable rates AID hs' full stock now II store
Fis attention hss been called 10 Advertisement signed BY
William tucson bitch said Judson claims 20 be the Of
The rIgh: 70 pport and s. Il such gooss.
Ths ts6ed that this prsteuse the par OF
said Judson fraud upon the pubic sud msde JI The plr
pose inuTins his busn Said Judson has never exhibited
his DIT. titles Court 70 the public aud he does
not afford the undersigned opportunity Of anJ
SUIT AsAuIt order TO tss. these titles cHaai Goodyear
could give any valid ties 70 'ac Iudsn, q any one Sc
after titles he the uuders ed Tue question
decided by Juese lEEeSoi IN NesVork upon psl ninIy
moeu partial presentation of the decisive OF
the OF Of the uadeElsd, aud the card published
by Jud.op tho Court imposed bY
pretended In uid pats which said Judson clAni 70
ksye been himself for the las. Elk years.
updessud, Therefore csutcns sill dealers IN articles OF
the .boye descriptions, containing NULCANLED RUBBE
TIA. no such goods be lawfully sol IN this coantry without
license aud tos he shall orosecu. 10 the
extent Of the law al persons Infringing his said ria
Orders solicited sEd rights 20 Use guaranteed BY
BORACE DAY, No. Is Courtlsndt a., New Yorf'
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90 Ubum it map Concern.

CAUTION The public are cautioned against
~ subscribing to THE ANGLO .RRCAr stG.LlNG
III ousn a were osldtg hin'eh WILLIAM HARVEY,
who . c.nVs..ns witho0t 81 honty.
mos HAMILTON Publisher. No. 4s 8eekmsn.It.
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GREAT SALE Of TOWN LOTs, ia An

" LAND KENTUCKY -rHy sEyrUckT 1sc.
COAL AND k.surAerUslsG cos'AST 20 s.s..
AID sATURDAS, Nay and :. lSS 'H
A'hsus /, u Green1p Cont, gestDoiy % n. o a. IT,
The point where zoe l~trson ,oa Sig sasey sarosI 49,
Etri. es the vsIsy Of tA4 ohio. -
A.AspS lAa iss< ana ooos,,n. tsr,. cs,r,..
scaooHop~s Tirs Brsck hsnrt.tngy a. eT,so,S,- -
Cosl Oh .nt Psrshos A'Egf.oSanas Eseass.A.I
.suruHHre hAoGfset y, ,Os s'nt
Ashland large usauisS;urin, b1.sus- .sd 70 msl. q
arc eeUter Of 'sads waioh I. position re,st q a.
Ohio. should and uust eyentasy oooinsnd
The Company Own nesry 80 sc'es q Lend par W.,
"a nyet bottom szt the remainder bill oonssioss sd
TIE bat quality o9t 81 wnicb they wins shs H..
donations 81 are, for bal ccs unins c-tvesea % ~,
de, desoq' o. entstns IT mina'ctnnDs The sbdsass.
coal the TN lSna such that ii' rsqs,e nsaas
turing Be farm shet IN A.hard r.. -,
together With bss tie oen,e, Of .as ii, o0 k~t- ad..
the Con parry q believe that other poot ,ass
suIe OF Iron, IN is ysrioas Branches Be p
cutea.
ter Counties AIS toe Lexington and sAs esrI
fo Camel Cos sooot 70 none 'or me o. r.sts
Goa Oh ard fsI,fur ysdns from a. % 50 salJns COS
The iaros IN vh This cos 10 found or toe muus 1tyt.
can be purchased a. loo rate, The v. Of c.oAe -
10 from three four sDd hsf feet IN blck0e ~. s
tea Afforded by the LeNipso sad sg ssody 6ShO s T.
verr this CAME Cos. In a,bN d. the Sbapt.noe IN a.,
portion Of country snd s rcnues h OIL oder great t.das
men to parties wi.tps to IN dstins oil, ron EEL
Several Of clay ouot TO toe bills uoant "A
ind aud back .he Railroad wnicn Gdr.sy ,i,sS
tr rskrs ''rs srct Of tue best quality, the m.Ouilss
We invite the especial attention Of WITH mai sxs,,
who dssous Of engaging in the uaoufstlr- Of w.sss
Csrfs Carriages ard ali he; vehicles OF Cs.inN~u- Ca<
other brAuch-. % r-soe Of which
principal 4eriss and CHEAP fuel :. d-srsee sAvs
eages a this place. believing them % b. unsurpassed
In the spa u ordinary scyer-ueut .lof tee sdu,
sges OF Ashland great al ADD nsoufsetsrs
point fully yet forth spd Company ln,. ,s
sonal Inspection ssh.d that ,tIic examination vii oaJ ~
dound ~ tneir gre advantage
In al .es OF lot aud donaon, Of zeal sst- the Csas,
have solved upon toe Incorporation OF provisions IA
veysnces sss he sale Of sprsuon' or Intoxicating aaon
rhe terms OF ,sle viii be-Ooethira cash In hsad sns ~
IN two
interes, from the day OF sale.
ANY Information desired will b. furnished spsacsnsu
he Pra.I1ent orS COMPANY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-20

MIGHT SCANENGER - JOHN DENNER,
IN Night so,..rg,r. y der, lsh No a. Cbstha,st
No "a East l2snst oil b. Punctutuy ALsndedto.
ED---INFORMATI0N in regard 10 the
w sTriva q Ain ANN McRRILN cous q Of s.s CIse~h
Dobsy NOV Mrs Porter Money viii b. sAId-t -
pay 10 dtstinstion Address 5. NJ POTTER A.iA,
Morgan County, Ohio.
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NIGHTS for SALE CHEAP.-A

HOLLAND Nights for SALE CHEAP.-A
super country seat mile. from the de %, Bag-ser.
Ct Tie house stone In gothic Style conAas ID
Drawing With bay window library, eli mOssn osvse
fences marble msnes &C. Tover - teet hsh oyerDotns
Sound for niles ~ Of sud. BAN And oa,buisg
fine order High and healthy location. Possession i1ass
IT, Price I VI, 5nf-hsB cash Cost sl5,en Appy TO
j. H. BILLINGS Golden It'll Buos-pot O
AND OFFICE at WHITE PLAINS, West
L i chester County, the Depot. y JENKINS om
Enguee and Surveyor Country kesdeaeei snc nne baig
Sites for sale. Inquire a. sbove.
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ATOUNT WASHINGTON C0LLEGlAIt

I'VE INSTITUTE, on WE.hn son sqstre, NO IssssIsJ
ooIBer Of ascdoussst (kessrs. CLARK and 1870
rTn-ipasl opens The closing term OF ia HE'-eh@
year on MONDAY, Aprl 70, 1850. -, La. s,,o.ya
Location Ia accessible frono a. psr< o. zoe o'J
Jersey City AMI Hosoken Pupsof al sses ,ol ..,.r,
prosry nduiuso Coy ef) .. any nc - ~
nenu and for which they are prepared AZ So.
from TIE day Of entering and toorousny n..a 70. Sro
~ Am,Tcnn sou,.e VARIOUS clauses IN Latin, tf.es 49,
.yn.n soalsh DrsvnE BoostsePinE, aza,r s,h .sse
and a. other branches Of JoBthtl oeJ re eve 20
Pdep. De yottps their whole time 70 ne .. ,s,l
uop nd care q their pupa TIE depnmsn, ., ~ 1.nos
Ssn.. not .oqlsintea with ,ais Institution are f.sn,
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a FEW CHOICE VILLA SITES on the East
N Rivcr FOR sALE.-At MHirEsroSE Il 1, only
hour from Val street; uicston snost hourly. One Of
the desIabie the city suation high
sopug gently the water ard commsndirs dne hd
doua AND running back from the river b. hsd desired
Hrmsruus Country the .ed,Age DeEnbofhoOd Al
o. FARM tony i've Of The oest soi LONE L.
land all under cultivation The RAroSa Depot FLUsHSG
II has sewers tine building sud viii be- sold togenet
p "a Of one 70 Also For Sale desrsb.e BUILDING
lOfs 10 t1s Village Of Fusni1E sud Building Losns sdyacea
n reou,rpd Apely 10 d. g. WILLIAMS No IN Chambers a.
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printing.

A L ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cards, Notes,
"A Aafhsse celebrated Cards speadidlJ engraved only
ks bad in BrOsd~sy or Duanes Orders received BY mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF-PRICE.
L-weAdins At Home and Visiting Cards BuL Heads Bad
Cards Checks 49, st kELLYs No. 81 Fuson-s. n Y.
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DROOKLYN HIGHTS LOT for SALE-25 q.
ID by 100; location, hontague-p ace Apply 70
DAVID RAFT No i05 Bro.dssy

COUNTRY SEAT and FARM of o. acres at
~ Bedford, Wsscnester County with large buidnss fruit.
40 SELL easy ior NeSfoTk Brook
lyn propSrty COCKCROFr No IS 81 rchAnts Exchange,
ali
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mairbts, Jtmelrp. HG

FI,HE REAL GENUINE ORIGINAL JACOBS
l. sil remain their OLD STAND, No. leo ChsthAnst,
Where can found the Celebrated Improved
ACCORDEONS, CONCERfINAS, WATCHES JEW LbRf,
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, &c. -
Remeuker the No, 100 ChathAm-st., ORIGINAL A.
JACOBs's SONS Established 1870.
Be particular In lookiug for No loo Chatham 81 "s
have with snJ other estab h'hment
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TOR SALE cor 10 be- let furnished for the Summer
L kolths-Rsut sIOoJ a PICTURESQUE COTTAGE
Known the FYRIE but u Rurig Style Il stone aud Wood
OF EAGLE ROCK CON the TOP Of tle MllGt4l Orange,
100 feet sbo,e Of The Sea and commanding nAgl
cent prospect.
L. stsd with Browns h0..wstr furnace. TL-re s.o
Stables Cursg- House. Ice House G Il. TIE goJlds
consist Of about % acres OIL Land mostly ior snd
garden. IL Ia approached by bean i'll digs Of ie sai
h ,h ough LEV gLLYN Pass II retired wild ard 2.ur
sIeue spot possessing bold and STRIKING Gestures Aat only oIs
hcCr ,ron me city, via 81 4 +. Railroad.
For particulars apply y / :. HASKELL,
Eagle Rock Ors1Ke ~ T..
or No a CedarsL, ~ Y.
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syOINTRY RFSIDENCE forSALE, at FORD
FOR SALE.

'Oh SALE.
ARCADE COTTAGE,
Only hour city with Il sut StIa'ed on
Ge1-sy LlsWelyn Park Opres NJ elevated patesi
ABOUT bali way up the mountain side
The house u bail. Of ick Win hollow walls after paus by
Alex Davis Architect Il the fuseAn mAnner and - feet
eBgth BY ~ feet widh. II contains .hreeh rooms sad
two cellars with bells pipes, spsskotubss and water.
pipes introduced thTou shout the house.
IL heated By BTOsns wstsr frnsce. The s'airs
carried 10 IN IS feet high from the top II which you
have Inc view Of NoWaIk Bay, Staten Island the Narrow
Broo,yu NewYos the Highlands the intermediate villages
and the open County
TIL, IorGee with f. srched enhance unique versndsh
SHADY snd ,oO hish cein oty admirably adapt
I'd with the site Which il is built for Summer redsnce
IL eysted four feet above the natural level aud soprooa
connected with the surrounding 6Tounts which aid ont Ia
the natural yle By terss ID feet wide which 10 orna
ntuted with Maltese Vases.
ARCADE COTTAGE
IL 500 with
RIGHT 10 LLEWELLYH PARK,
and spproaenes deshtu drive oil mile through Tulip
Az. Parkway ard OAK Bend, GleI-ay.
FoI terms AID particulars, sPply 70
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EOR SALE or TO LET-A comfortable
Il DWELLING for Q nsdisa sized family, With OF asrs-
Of LAND beautifully situated he Shrewsbury River within
minutes wAt Of the ding A. Red Bank j.
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