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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08
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OF the Nj. Il. Church,

DCUHCaItKOH q tHC M IL CNUFCW.
The new NJ b. Church in this place,
will be dedicated GA Sabbath next SeFe-
raj distinguished Ministers from distance
are expected to be in attend ance, by whom
the exercises will be conducted.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08

Col. Geo. w Hopkins, member Of the
Legislature from Washington County, and
formerly member of Congress from that
y ;strict, died in Richmond on the LIST. inst.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08

There we're 146 students attending the
lectures Of the Medical College at Richmond,
during the session just closed.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08

It is said that the Germans in the inseri-
or of Texas are preparing to leave the State
on account of secession The most Of them
viii 60 to Central America. particularly to
the plateaus of Nicaragua.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08
Actien of the Peace Congress.

On the arst page Of to-day's paper, the
reader will find the report Of the Peace Con-
ference, proposing the basis of an adjust
n1ent ct cur present difficulties. We do not
intend to discuss at any great length this in
tended emasculation of orr Federal Consti-
tuition, and defiant insult to and fraud up
on fine South. We regard it as signif-
cant verifcation of the fact that the free
States do not mean to mako any concession
to the just demands Of Virginia and the
South, but to seek by every agency to Sc
duce us into fatal delay, and when too late
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08


on Senators Mason and Hunter, because
they opposed in the Senate the report of the
Peace Conference, and says they ''paid no
respect to the voice of Virginia, recently
expressed in thunde--tones al the polls."-
Our neighbor is not authorized, as we con~
ceive, to assume as a verify in advance, that
the people Of Virginia are willing to en-
slave themselves by adopting OR acquiescing
in the proposition Of the Peace Conference.
That body originated at the suggestion of
the Virginia Legislature, which at the same
time endorsed the Crittendea amendments
as the basis of adjustment, and nothing like
the ambiguous and jesuitical emanation Of
the Peace Congress. We, as every one who
reads our paper, we'll knows, have 30 es-
pecial partiality for either Mr.. Mason or
! Mr.. Hunter, nor is it our purpose or incli-
nation to defend their past course, but in
this instance we think they represented the
sentiment Of Virginia. IF they did not,
then Virginia ought to array herself under
the black Gag of Lincoln, and exclaim, Allah
is great and Mahomet is prefhet. Liber-
tad q Deos.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08

Lieut.. George Watson Carr, Of Abe
marie county, Va, has resigned his office
of LIST Lieutenant. 9th infantry. United
States army. and his Resignation was ae-
eeptea.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08


EourHERN CoNGRgss --MoNTGoMERY
Ala, March 6.-Mr Curry offered reso-
luton instructing the Judiciary Committee
to inquire into the expedcncy of prohibits
ing the importation of slaves into the South-
ern Confederacy from the United States,
except those owned by persons emigrating
for settlement ard residence.
The Congress then went into secret ses-
sion.
(sEcoSD DISPATCH
The Southern Congress, in Executive
session, confirmed the nomination of John
H. Reagan, of Texas, as Postmaster Gen
eral in place Of Elliott. of Miss, who de.
clined
The total population Of Illinois, BY, the
rseeat census, " liz. $50
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08

Our contemporary, of the Lcwisburg Ere,
in noticing an editorial article that recently
appeared in the Vindicator. on the ''philos-
ophy of oil wells, !" says that the theory adj
yauced by US, was that these Gil wells ''have
been created by the friction Of discord, and
the political commissions now agitating our
Republic" Leaving the erudite and PHI
losophical critic OF. the Era, and his readers,
to determine the exact mesning of the cx-
preston, the ''rictitn of discord," we will
merely state that be has entirely misappre-
hended the litel atien of our article, and Civ
en- it an Interpretation, neither justified by
its phraseology, or in accordance with the
general thought that pervades the paragraph.
1t is entirely unnecessary to re state our
view, in the premises, ss the critic of the
Era, by reference to the article again, will
discover his error, or if not. it would be
fruitless task to attempt to impress an in
telligent idea upon ignorance 50 obtuse. e.
The better way would have been to have
copied our article in full, and not to have
allowed it BY ASSUMING that. the contrary of
WILMA "ho Wy 0Os
where Ignorance is bliss, tits folly to be
wise"
--------------------
+ Judge Jno W. Brockcnbrough, one of
the Commissioners from Virginia to the
Peace Congress, passed through Staunton
on the 4th, on bis way to his home in Lex
ington. In brief conversation with the
Judge, he expressed it as his opinion that
there was very little hope of an adjustment
of our national difficulties. He regards the
amendment to the Constitution proposed by
Mr. Corwin, and the report Of the Peace
Commissioners, as mere patch work, and
falling UNNECESSARILY short Of a remedy, or
just and fair basis of settlement The
Judge seemed to feel exceedingly dcspond-
ent for the country, and 10th to contemplate
the sad disasters which loom up in the flu
ture for the only truly free government in
the world
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08

IF The New York Tribune oesfFcs an IL
lustration of the fidelity of Western virgin
ia to the South we recommend ii to tue splr-
it-stirrng speech, on Wednesday last OF
James W. Sheffey. Esq, Of Smythe, in tie
Convention We believe that the patriotic
and gallant tone Of Mr.. Shefey, on the
subject of coercion, indicates the unanimous
spirit of all Virginia, East and West, noun
tain and lowland, as the day of irish will
incontestibly prove.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08

President for the next four years, backed
by all the influence Of detestable numeric
power 10 Congress and the State Legisla-
lures, than allow ourself for one moment to
think of bending cur neck under such per-
petual yoke Of insult and degradation. It
is taunt, insult and outrage added to per-
sistent injury. It is making every South
ern man the vassal and serf of abolition ruff
fanism, and subordinates every instinct Of
se2f-resDeot and manly independence to a
submissive and craven fear of brutal infdel-
ity and lawless fanaticism. We spurn and
spit upon such degrading overtures, and
before we would be willing to submit. nc
would prefer to ''cry havoc, and let slip the
dogs of war"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-03-08

SoOA o1etCo eAO ply hC e~hO& "
the several States" The Interpretation Of
which is, that Northern abolitionists shall,
by Congressional enactment, have the right
to come into slave communities and preach
sedition, rape, arson and murder to the
negro, with the same impunity and protec-
ted to the same extent that the Southern
man would be in Northern community,
discussing questions of political economy
and governmental polity.
Thus it will be seen that the Conference,
instead of conceding the rights Of the South,
and asserting her equality with the North
under the Constitution, has gravely pro-
posed to make her inequality and inferiority
matter Of record in the fundamental law
of the country. It is proposed to amend
the Constitution, not with a view of more
clearly asserting the rights and immuntles
of the South, but to secure beyond contro,
versy or bubble her oppression, and brand
her as the rightfnl slave Of a corrupt and
degraded Northern numerical majority
There is not single right guaranteed te
the South by the Peace Conference propo.
sitions, while privileges heretofore acknowl'
edged, and certainly not Of Constitutions
prohibition, are taken from us. We ask can
any one who has the spirit Of man in him
and who is not at heart false to his section
and himself, approve of these humiliatine
propositions? We would rather by far take
the Constitution as ii is, with Lincoln a:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10


~ arcrit ard fiona 'hic ~ r1'ion Of lRoNi
tihed " Oxygen ana tartlH lf combustion ~ 'Hydro
gen. Sanctioned ~ be liatf M,d.ca, Auhou.ts-
both iu luittt aut tle Uni t. -tttt. $40 rac'.Le1
N ~ ~ cite
! ihe tsIe,ltn. ~ A'nsarl. daily pros. thai 10
fdcp4rutton ci lion can DC cumtafe. sltH u lu! u-
fti. of tte hooi. d.ts,.slu 81 ,la' cr,rr.. rs.e
n.a oti-ru.r.Ie&ly coinll-Ni..s Indicate ia ne eai
It,luaIntsi cvcrtctnc ia ir ratc
IiIo&itut Dr. d lial. rs il which it lg- Been tliHd
:. pa. proved ah-olutii Cu4aYt ln each 90 N s. ON
inl cluYlaIua viz;
Ia netiiu} NlttUs 'Aiftct. d. e lat.ati,u Dr-ptp-
ia rou.pi,. ,an. pirr.rl l,.sntalv inri. eri Co1
lumttou Strar lou. Tuheicu a.i. -a.t Bheam vi,
mems rnatou Whites. Cble...Is. LAYER Complaint.
Chrcfie Io.sltlp ri .t,r,ttu. 'tIuit.,ut Ftsels.
rim l,s on ihe Face Sc
I'm ...s nf o al BrLiiify whether tie rf.uf nT
scutr di.,as4 ,r,f HI. c,iihued aimn'i ion a ntr-
y0us and Inrs.u mr. tue.ey from chr,uie complaints
one rl of Mi. teo-afivp ha. proved successful 10 au
.x ert Which mn descrit,ion nor written AZ e.t,tloa
w,u.d render credit. Ipgafls so long b.d.riddeI
a. ia become iorpoit.n IN tttr own ueipbbnrhu DDS
have .udd,. Il ~ nt.a,ei in te Lu.v ,crd A. II lust
returned f-,m proiraeed 'rayel III = slant iand-
Scme ,ery snual instance. al ms tind are ftitsfcd of
female n ,n,cn, vjetr,s az am aren't utnras.
mus sansuu, d. eN hnusilou. critical ci auges and
that rpnI'rstt,n al nrrynns and d,su,ntc aversion
10 air ana rAt rcise ir aptl tie ph,s cian has no
narne.
In Nervous actitns OF ~ Kinds, and for reasons "a
liar TO medical men, IN rTsrafiun Of ms prenaTa-
ton Of iron must necessarily te 'aluiay tor unlike
Oh, old OK des. It j. vigorous totc without being eN
oi'rg ard oyeIhea,ng and gently, regularly apel,nt
even IN the most obstinate ea"s 81 su'enes without
ever being gastric ufEafe, " indicating disagree
able ,cnsal!0n
II u TINS latter Ifolf5'y. ams ng oIheis. which
makes II 20 remarkably r eiaal ana permanent feme'
dt ferlcs, upon VIII ch tas1 apnstr, TO exert sie-
eihe eHpu. ty espttall 5 tie loea tendency which
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
A Real Blessing.

Plyac;aa.- Mrs. Jones, how is that
headache
Mrs. jones' Gone Doctor, all gone the
pill You sent cured me in nst twenty mnuets,
and wish you would SEND more 50 laat can
have them handy.
Phyacim. You can get them at any Drug
gists CAL for Cophalie Pills, fad they ncy
cr fail, ana recommend Them 10 AL cases Of
Headache
Hrs Joals.-I shall send Gr boz directly,
and she'll tell Al my suffering friends, ior they
are feR BlssI0g
IL HEADACHE is the aycritc sign by which
nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state Of The brain, and viewed
in the light it may he looked on as a safeguard
intended to give notice OF disease which might
othorw ieo escape attention, till too ato to rem
edicd and its Indication should never be neg
looted. Headache may be classified under two
names viz Sympomatic and ldiopathic. Symp
tomato Headache is exceedingly common and
ls the precursor Of crate variety OF diseases
among which are Apoplcxy, Govt, Rhcmatism
and all febrle diseases. In its nervous form il
is sympathetic OF disease Of the stomach consti-
uting sick headache Of hepaoic disease constit.
citing jhow hCadache, Of worms constipation
and other disorders Of the bowls, as well renal
and uterine ahectonas. Diseases Of the heurt
arc very frequently attended with Headaches
Auaemia aud plethore are also affections which
frequently occasion headache. ldiopatbc Head
ache Is also very common, being usu,y distin-
guishcd ~ the Of nrrous Hadochc some
times coming on suddenly ina state Of apPar
emily sound hoalib and prostratiug ut oncc the
mental and pysica energies, ana ia clhcr in
stances it c0mc30n slowly, healsl hy depression
Of spirits or ac'rbiiy oltcmpcr. IN most iusah-
eos tic pain is iu ne front Of ,he head, oven ore
1r both eyes, and sometimes provoking yomit-
ing; under ,bi. -l.ss may al.o be named Mar
q YIN.
For ne treatment oleitbcr class Of Headache
the Ccphac Pills have been found sure an
safaremedy, relieving tie most acute pains ma
few minucts and by itssubtle power Graduating
Lc diseases Of which Headache is The unerring
ulex.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
Consultation Of Costiveuesg.

No one Of the "mlny lis flesh is heir 70" is
so prevalent, 50 little understood and so mach
neglected as Costumes Often originating IN
clreessncss, or scden;ary habits il is regarded
as a Slight disorder Of too little consequence to
excite anxiety, while in reality it is the precur
sor and companion OF many If the most fatal
aud dangerous diseases, and unless early erGdica
ted i, viii bring the Sufferer to an nntinely
grave Among the lighter evils Of which COS
tiycncss is the usual attendant are Headache,
Collie, rheumatism, Foul Breath Pies and 9TH
ers oflike nature while long train Of lrightful
diseases such as Malignant Fcvers, Abccsses,
Dysentary, Dnrrhoca, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, II lstoria, Representatives,
Melancholy and Insanity, first indicate their
presence in the system by this alarming symp.
tom. Not uulrequently the disease named or
iginato in Constipation, but take on an ndepen
nent cxisiance unless the cause is cradictatcd in
an early stage. From all these considerations
it follows that tho disorder should receive iol-
mediate attention whenever il Occurs, and no
person should neglect % s'ta hox Of Cepha.ic
Pills on the first appearance % HE complaint,
as their timely usa will cxp.l .Ao iasiju0us ap
proaches Of disease aid destroy Ills dangerous
Zoe 10 hnman life
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
lfJ. ..l,Lib ll 1EUl5.

Twenty NuLmNs OF DOLLARS syn.-Mr,
Soaldng has soId two millions or bottles Of his
celebrated PREPARED Glue and ii IS estimated
that each bottle saves al lols. ten dollars worth
of broken furniture. thus making an aggregate
Of twenty millions Of dollars reclaimed from to-
tai loss BY this valuable invention. Having
made bis Clue household word lie low pro-
poses to do the world still CRATER service by cur.
ing al the aching heads with bis Cepboic Pills,
and If they are as good as his Glue, Headaches
will soon vanish away like snow in Joly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

f7gVNTeegs hVE'E7E1


rHS SNUFF has thoroughly proved III 20 be the bast
article f.-r knoan frr curing TIE CArAarH, com rs
TIRE Han, and the HEADACHE. lt has been found an
cycellon remedy 10 many cases NJ sonE EYES, DEAF
sEss has ZEN removed hy it, au IIgAsIya has often
been greatly improved b} iia use. tpnrgts out all oh
ruci MS, Strengthen, tie Glands and gives healthy
action 70 be paris aa cteI. u recommended by many
he bs,t physicians aaa- ass1 With great success and
satisfaction Ucty
Moie than tw nty hye years experience has proved
u.s. great Yaluc ana a. tAs moment sanls higher than
ever before
A large number 81 the ost respectable Druggists In
sostoH aud New York, in certificate signed BY them
1854 say:
" The undersigned, having for many years been
qmiuted with DR.. M4RsfALLs CTAaRH AND IlrlpAcHg
SgurF, and sold u In wholesale trade, cheerfuly
state that bce}e 10 be equal in every respect to the
recommendation given Of 10 for The cure q Catarrhal
Affections, and that Is DECIDEDLY the best article We have
ever hnoWA Cor all TIE common diseases o. the head
Beware Of COunterfeits
A fac -ime ci the signature - the Prop ri~tor
CHARLES BOWEN, is ORA every bottle Soll Wy Drug
lists eyeraqM6re. - fmN7lN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

FAcT WORTH aSowIYo --Spaldirg's Cephalic
Pills are a certain cure for Sick Headache, Bill.
lious Headache, Nervous Headache, Costiyeness
and General Debility.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

N>c~as sia - ny ~
.r-ssl' -
l. Ir,ctcly ahat us nsin indiea'c Tor whi.c'
pleasant io the taste 70 Is rcNitlit4uE, cNhIlHfa
II ting and strengthening the vital powers u al
] 20 r,yi,ilc., icu.tat,s md reucas TIE b 0od in
ll il, original turliy, and thus restore and rem
der, the .ysi,m issulncfahlc 10 aiiacl. ~ c.s-
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

SAVANNAH, GA, May 10, lsja.
MCSsrs W. f.. HAGAN & Co., troy, NY
GsnS.-uur hrm having sod large quantities Of your
lNIuiTABLB HAIR kKsTOgATlyE, aud hearing u so
universally commended by many OF our patrons in the
h CHEST manner rs TO It's "tNtNtrABLEN qualities !
induced to give It trial. having for some years been
troubled with falling OF the hair, ufyuess OF the scalp,
well az the additional annoyance Of many grey has,
the scalp being apparently diseased, After faithfully
using one small bottle OF the Restorative, aud finding
its good qualities apparent, commenced The u.e of The
scc nd, aud ha isnDN to better condition than eT r
before during nay rCcoiecon. 1t las STOPPED falling
cut aud the call has rsumcl rs functions, | most
cheeriullv reco nmen1 your article as hatng all tie
VIRTUES you claim ior It In addition TO my own case
can oht en-, at lea thy persons In cur city Who ha'.
had the same experience ~ is use rs myself You are
At lhcr to u.e this otter you may proper, aud
will be happy To ie,0mmcni your sTtices personally on
sny and ali occasions Yours respectfully
LANES STEW ART.
tia fam Of fp Vart ltutle~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
IN the BowEIs Avn WIND CONC,

and con
II not speedily re
death. We believe
suREsT REMEDY ~
eases Of DYSEN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

November.
hsssU' lcSR1 WusoS Go have used your
ia ErEenera,or and Hair ne.iuc aad have received
v.fat bruchi nom them. deem thc articles worthy Of
hth snmcnd1,on, aad chcerialy recommend them TO
q. who want 10 restore gray hair 90 It's original color or
TO any who troubled wish dsndruG, Of disaerecabe
itching o. The head Llmors, to those whose hair is
Alhng fgom n. head.
Ray g. ". II CLARK, Great Falls Nh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
Yyrss. yS'BHER t}yT,S

hich greatly facilitates III proce Of tclhing b. soften.
* The gums, reducing all inhamauoi--vill anay All
~. .t.L- l ~ ..Li. md
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

MsssEs ieSsr r. Wilson Co deem Mrs. VII.
sn, liar Rrgenerarr aud Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations | have, In many In.
stances, known them 10 restore the hair where II had
fallen n remrve daudru restore The hair to its original
color entirely the most palufu headaehes-and IN
same instances most serious humors Personally have
tcol sharcr IN several of these benefits
Rev. HENRY MIL, Manchester. n H.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER ATOR.

The Reg acraior is put in two sizes, aud
r'-il' for so cents for pint bottles and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10

Depend uPonII, m0tAUs WI lIT.r''l y0TelY17 4
HiJ aad IRA N n Your h(q,as
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

Tor sALE--THE NEAT ~ STORY AND BASEMENT
A. bwe,ng House ~ East Twchty'irst street. bctaeen
scnd ana Thlfd avenues; contains
iot y by :92 price $i15D Apply TO MOSES ooHEN, 3
Cedar st.. up stairs. =
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

NOR ShLf;--A REFREsHMEST AND LIQUOR PLACE,
II IN good neigh Durluud. Also, nice Bay about
Gve year od Win hrncss viii be sold cheap Call a2
Grccnw ci street, between Duane and Jay a,reets
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

E,OE SAIF-AT A SACRIFICE, A FARM OF FORTY
Tour acres, near New Brunswick well ruted aud stock
co mouse ana 0rt buildings Land and exccilent
WIZ lease ie Tam ant sell Stock and Utensils Apply at g
West Foryias street. rent 500; price $500
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

Ti,OR SAIE-A LARGE PAIR OF MAGIC LANTERNS.
for d!isosing views Imported from Furope), with
slides representing ana heroes ot the present
suitable for exhibit ons Apply 10 BANGS, MERWIN i
co, nuctionecrs Sa2 and 5o4 Bfoadwar.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

nRUa STORE FOR SALE IN BROOkLYN-IOCATED
thi 3kiy settled nc snborhood doing
ness Apply q Mr. @ H. FROST ~ Fulton street o.
Front. Brookyn.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

THOR SALE-WILL TAKE A PARTNER, OR SECURE
the money with the ylccs of tho man; grand opptr
tunity for siuation with small ar in saloon shsdes
r. y. RICHARDSON a co, 81 and 81 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
BOARDING hND LODGINGs

T2S TENTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENu NuE.--TO
- ~, vita 3ord. pleasant Rooms 70 single gentlemen or
! 6rnilencn and their
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
FOR SALE.

A RARE CliANCE.-FOR SALE, THE UNION OYSTER
N saloon caharine ferry, New York. One Of the best
pllceA business In the Seventh Reason selling.
The proprlcors wife wishes to return To hcr folks For
formation inquire al the saloon
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

7En ACRES OF WISCONSIN LAND FOR aALE-
tOV 90 ares OF the above lies in juneau county, only
ls miles from Milwaukee and Wisconsin Railroad and con-
stst OF line prairie and heavy oak nbcred and the
Nv acres, hes IN kewnuncc county, the
Michigan all beautiful meadow land twenty which
heavily mbcred The above Land VIII be sold or cx
chang d fvs other
T. yOuNGs No, ! East Twentieth street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

ENOR SALE--OR ExcHAN6E FOR REAL ESTATE or
y other property, clam SS0C0 pc ndng n Tao
Court Of Appcs aud considered perfectly good Apply at
IL Wall street. basement
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

M WESTCHESTEk LANDS FARMS BUILDING SITES
w near the city in lots Houses the city
for sale al sicrcrs Also Harlem river Lots DTCHTTT
Weslchestcr Land OIte corner tsaba Chambers
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE ron pARM-A HOrEI,
y Or saades situated in splendid iocation, =,
The rGies and joining OF greatest hor,,aiwreY
IN u" city Of Brooklyn II hes been established hreo
years and has done lirs rate business. Apply
dress D. Standard onlce Pineapple and Fulton
streets, brooklyn. No agents need apply
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

NAkMS FOR shiE--FoR CASH AND BOND AND
u mortgagr within forty mites of
one ~ acr,b Nov u the time trade real estate
f. ID. RICHARDSON co. so and "a Nassau street