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Articles.
-, sheets, smooth or polish
Cd, by whatever name de-
Egnated. ................
Screws, do. less than two
inches in leDgih.........
SCcws, washed or plated
ana all other screws OF
mon or any other metals.
meet, common or block
lot thinner than No. 20
wne gauge. .............'
meet, do. thinner than No.
~ and not thinner than
No. rs wire gauge. 1900.
sheet, do. thinner than No.
rs wire gauge. .........:'
meet, tin plates galvanized
galvanized iron, or iron
ceated with zrnc.
nipe, wrought for.
susbs, blooms and loops. $3.50
medges and hammers for
hlacksmiths. !.
eunsoth or polished sheet &c,
Spikes and nails, cut.
Spikes and board nails,
wrought. ........... 49,.
nwigs, brads and tacks, cut,
nst exceeding l6 ounces
~ the ! 600. &
eprigs, &C., exceeding 10
Ounces TO the l 800. ;.
Square. (see iron, BARI -;
Seam engines, wrought
iron for, and parts there
Of, weighing 70 lhE, or
more.
Steam pipes, cast. -. -. Il
6eeam tubes, wrought. -. ):
S1eel (see kteel)
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16

Making connections as follows:
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie, and Give
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion with hacks for Chagrin Pals. Re.
At Mantua with hacks for Rsvenna, &c
At Braceville with hacks for Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks for Sharon, Greenyi.ie,M Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, sc.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence BY P. f. W. &
c. Railroad 70 Pittsburgh
Mar. 20, is6I.J cHAs.L. RHODES, supt.
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Is Recruits Wanted.

Capt. F. E. Stowe, Company H, 10Th
Rsg't, wants twenty-five men to fill up his
company to Che maximum number. Those
who do not know Capt Stowe, personally,
may rest assured that he can be relied up
On. safely, at all times, in the ranks, or
cut Of them. The regiment is one of the
best, and a better opportunity to enlist in
. good infantry company, cannot be found.
Thoss wishing to enlist, arriving this week,
Al call ut Woods Drug Store, in this
place. The 18th, is stationed at Camp
Ford. Alliance, and passes over the rail
roads to tnat place, viii be furnished to the
soldiers, BY Dr.. Woods.
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Personal.

Mr.. J. E. Gimperling, recently connect
ed with the Little Miami Railroad. has
been appointed assistant to Colonel Gill,
on the Louisville and Lexington road
The appointment will give universal salts
faction, as he is a thorough railroad man.
Louisville Journal Oh.
MIR. Gimperling is a native of Northern
Ohio, and is one of the best railroad men
in the West. He commenced his career in
~railrOading on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
road, and has advanced step by step until
he attained his present position. The Lou
Issille road is fortunate in securing SO good
al ofhcer.-UeUe. Leader.
Mr.. G. was a resident of this place in
his younger days, and his acquaintance
here. will be glad to learn of his p~rosperi-
ty, which hehas fairly and honestly earned.
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Business Changes.

hessr. Z. T. HOyt and W. H. Osborn h ave
formed a co-partnership, and will occupy the
store of E. E. Hoyt & Co. Mr.. Osborn has been
in this establishment, as clerk, for some years,
IS well known to bean active, gentlemanly ,bu-
siness man, and viii be an addition to the be
6re popular and reliable firm. One feature to
be new inaugurated, is that the business will
be done in the future, entirely upon the ready
pay system. The system of long credits in
variably works evil to both buyer and seller.
and in tai establishment it will be heneeforth
superseded By that of n 0 credit.
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Yout Snttuigents.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Posi- OFFICE. WARREN, oHIo.l
May "a. 1851.

Posi- OFFICE. WARREN, OHIO
May "a, lsGI.
YouEosTowE daily.Grrives 9:5Op mlssves II:I5 N
cLEvELkrn. do do HE'S am do 2:5epm
SALEM, do do pm am.
Or DEseIEGs, do do lOsn N. do pm.
SHARoE arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. 10 n. Leaves
same days at 4 p m
". Gu NEVILLE arrives Mon. Wed-Fri. . d m. leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat At I2 m.
eREEEsBuksH, arrives Mon Wed. Fri. at 10 a n
Leaves same days at 1 p N,
n. bAooxSrxLb. arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. by pm
Leaves Tues Thurs. Sat at q N.
EARArEeToE, arrives Wed. Fri. by 5 p m. Leaves
Taes. Thurs. at Z a m.
CAsToE, via Daek Greek. Hsnnah's Mills, &C., ar
rises Fridays at p m Leaves Tues. at 81 m
AAals which leave at or before 6 q m, are closed
thepreeeding evening at 3 p N. All others are
closed half an hour previous to their departure.
ON PATCH P. NJ.
HES drop letters delivered unless ERE paid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16

notify the Tax Payers Thereof, that the rate Of Taxes for tn
& VILLAGE TAX SPECIAL TAX.
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FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER


prOyide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter at this season Of the year when Cholio,
Choleramorbus Dysentery. Diarfhaa &c. may
disable your hands-use it in every case Of
the Kind. and my cans forit. if it does not eff
feet a speedy cure-but be sure You trust to no
other remedy but the old long tried Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer which has never to my knowl.
ada failed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-16
PARENTS.

and especially mothers who have the more I'm.
mediate care Of children. permit ms TO say with
candid eaFueSthess never lay down 70 rest at
night with the health and happiness Of your
children at heart without having the Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer at hand-irGst 70 no other Pain
preparations or Panaeeas-they may and often
DO fail in or itieal eases-but the Perry Dasis
never-no never-if you heed not this timely
warning the fault isyour own. as Perry Davis
Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throughout
the length and breadth Of our land, and all
over the civilized world.
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Sick Soldiers returned to Cincinnati.

Two steamers arrived at Cincinnati on
the 18th inst, from the Kanawha, bring
ing 200 invalid soldiers. Among them
are D. @. Wood, of the Esd Reg and J.
E. Davis, of the 26th Reg, both from this
county. The Gin. Times says the soldiers
in n regiment were needle ssly and cruel
ly exposed to the weather, to the great det-
riment of their health.
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~ THE
Wesfsfp Ressfbe GAfOQicis
HAPGOOp & ADAMS, PrOpristOrs.

slrERMS-One Dollar and Fifty Cents, in
advance; Two Dollars, If payment is not
made in advance.
sEo paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid
except Al the option of the publisherE.
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The Ladies of Kinsman.

Mr.. Hutehins has received from the Ladies
Of Kinsman. the following letter, which speaks
for itself. We unders tand also that through
the exertions of Miss Stan hope, that the La
dies of Knsman and Villa msfeld, have con-
kibuted $40 towards the purchase of a stand
Of eoIors for the Regiment. The benevolenee
and patriotism of the Ladies of Kinsman are
worthy of imitation.
Nm. HUTcHISs-Dear Sir:-The ladies of
Kinsman intend sending to your care a box
filed with Hospital Clothing. for Wade and
Hutehins' Regiment of Cavalry, to be taken
with their baggage to st. Louis, or wherever
they may be ordered. The contents of the box
are al for HosrtaI use. The package of linen
contributed for lint, has been taken to Mrs
Wade, to have made into lint, and then she
will for ware it, with other boxes sent, please
find q memorandum of contents Of box, en-
closed with this. From one of the
LADIES.
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DRS. WORTMAN & san ON
Hiiibef IN
.JARREN. GAsKILL HOUSE, {


IWARREN, GASKILL HOUSE, on
w Thursday, Oct. 10th, again Nov. 18th. and a.
gain December 10. Drs. W.. * 3. eallthe especial at
ention Of the afieted to the faetthstthey have been
40 years. thus showing that they do not fear to csns
aek where they have done business-farther, they.
xpect to visit regularly Ter the next ave years 20
come. They have made Chronic Disease their study
and have treated themasmos exclusively for q num-
ler Of years and claim far better success than could
reasonably be expected frorn
They nov have a large number Of cases In this anA
he adjoining CouL.. many of Thqm had Declared
for years to no effect, who they have sGcsAAAinnS
s~uI many Of whom are we'll known in this comm
nifty. Drs. Norman & shannon wiilboth be around
Together tbIs triP and especially Invite the afflicted
to call.
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.
Do you rise with a coated tongue mornings, with
bad taste in tfe mouth and poor appetite for break
fast ? Do you feel when you first get up 50 weak and
languid yoa can scarcely get aboutf Do you have .
dizziness in the head at times and often . dulnssss
with headache Oeeasio naIIy Are your bowels COST
i've and irregular and appetite shangeablef Do yOz
reft up wind from the stomach, and do yop bloat up
often : Do you feel a fallness after eating=nd gene
mesa when the stomach is empty Do yoa AaVs bearS
5urn &c esslSaaliy Do you Eel low spirited ssS'
ally nervous at times ] Do you not become restless
and often lay until midnight before you can &c 70
sleep ? and then, at times, don't you feel dull ard
sic epy most OF the time , Is your skin dry and sea-
Iy J also sallow : In shsrt, IS not your life . Eur-
then, full Of forebodiDgs? Now, these are the Jymp-
toms generally present, but not always all Of them.
and there are thousands who are suffering daily from
then, AID We pledge ourselves, in from three to ave
pre- seriPtionss to drive them all away and complete
ly cure the patient, changing their whole physical
and mental nature, and thus make life blessing in
place Of a burthen. We ask those who have tried IN.
til tired and discouraged TO give Us one fair trial and
We eandidly can DO just what is above set forth. Try
tive prescriptions and we can in that tine satisfy The
most incredulous- We call especial attention 10 oar
almost invaluable treatment in the 2boVe diseaSsk
~PrOvs all things"
Salt Rheum and Scald Head
We claim positively to cure every case OF these dis
eases This is positive fact, and We will pledge
ourselves to give $50 to any ease OF the kind that
we cure and We generally cure with one pre-
s~criptiOn-
Refer TO Austin siglsr. Fowler. J.. n. CasteriEns.
Bazetta. Mrs. L. Blackburn. Newton Falls, Henry
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Thanks.

Thanks.
The Chronicle boys tender thanks to
BIZ. John Fee, for a basket Of fine Isabel
Ia grapes. Also to Mr.. Robt. TAFT, for a
lot Of splendid apples
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Kinsman. Sept. is, 1861.
LIST.

LIST.
KIxsxAS, Sept. 10. 1861.
Articles packed in the box for Wade and
Hutchins Cavalry.
2 weoIen Sheets, Psste-bo'rds for splints
9 Bed Quilts, ID Night-eaps
II Calico Siek-gowns, l Bar of Soap
1914 dur. rolls ban'ges Ii pairs of drawers
80 shirts, package of lint
81 Pilow-slips cotton, IS pairs of socks
linen. 10 piIlow-ticks
3 bun. old coin pieeesl package compress
linen old lin'n fne&soft
2y'ds nannel-red, wooden shirt, knit
4 hand ehiefs-white, / pair wooIen drawers
IS linen toEels7arge, 42sheets, cotton
81 face eloths-small, 2 linen.
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Justice Election.

s. NJ. Garter, Esq, was elected Justice of the
Pesee fOrthis township. on Tuesday of last
week,-maiority about $50. Mr.. Carter will
make an excellent Justice. as he has been an
excellent Recorder.
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except the option Of the publishers.
); RATES OF ADVERTISING -
cae square, twelve lines or less. FIRST Insertions 50
do each additional insertion..--.-"- %
40 = one ~
Two squares, three months. w
do six OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
ose-fourth or a column, three nonths--.-... 6 90
de do six do ...i-.... ~ &C
do 10 one ye2r---.----.... 90 90
Longer advertisements inserted at a reasonable rate.
Address Cards inserted for the year, at 81 90 per line,
TPkdvertisemeRts should be marked the number Of
dimes TO be inserted, otherwise they will be continued
urtiI ordered oct, and charged for at the above rates.
TcAsual advertisements to be paid for when hand
JOB PRINTING.
aaYiHg a superior assortment of Job Printins mate
raj, We are prepared to execste in the best manner, al
fiAds ofplsin and fancy Book and Job Printing,
Address Cards, Certificates, Labels,
Basiness Cards, Check Books, Msnifests,
rank Cheeks, coloredP Printing, Notes,
Sllse 81 Ladtng, Drafts. Programmes,
Ball Tickets. Form Books, Receipts,
Blanks, all kinds, HandsiIls, Show Bills, etc.
In fact every thing done in the shape Of Printing, At
prices that eannotfsil to suit, and with the greatestdis
patch. We keep constantly on hand q good assortment
tSarosah hne Stationery from which those in want
etPriHtiRg can select
Justices and CoRstabIes' Blanks,
WARRANTED, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, ExEc1TIoEs, sUBPGEAs, ETC.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Salt Rheum and scald Head
WARNING N ADVICE.

Citizen SOIdier-As you provide to go forth
to battle, by all means pr OXIDE yourself with q
good supply of Perry Davis Pain Killer
it may be the means Of saving your life from
many diseases incident to camp life-it has
saved mine-but be sure you get the pure Per-
ry Davis Pain Killer, it is the only reliable
preparation Of the kind in all cases.
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER,
let re say to you in brOtheFly kindness put 5
in one end Of the Soldiers Kitand . boz
tie Of genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer in the
other, and it may be the means of ipsuring his
safe return-trust to no other preparation.
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Police Intelligence.

hM SIXTH AVENUE ARSON CAsE-Oiiicer OConncll, Of the
Nineteenth precinct Monday night arrested John p
Egner bench by Court OF Sessions.
wherein the accused charged with the
D seems the prisoners family formerly kept eating
saloon and lodging house at No. ~ Sixth avenue near
Forty second street and the afternoon OF the o6h of
July last mysterious fire broke out in the private apart
Enents Of Mr.. Fner Fire Marshal Baker, assisted by
Captain Bryan, OF the Nineteenth precinct went
mo an investigation The result The of George
T. Ener, brother OF John Justice Van Voorhis before
whom the taken required the accused George
IT. Egnor To find bail, which given. The Grand
Jury having found indictment against both brothers
for the alleged offence, bench issued for
John p who accordingly taken into custody and On
Tuesday conveyed before the court and required find
BAH in 81 900 for his appearance for trial.
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Dismissal OF LibeIs in Prize Cases.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.


Before Hon. Judge Belts.
0Ca s-This morning Assistant United States District
Attorney Ethan Allen dismissed the bels against the fol-
living parties, upon the ground that property
found in their possession intended to aid promote re
belffon:-
Frenholm & Bros. Mailer, Lord L. Quereau.
Jss. Clark X 90. Bank OF Commerce
Thss Monalian. C. NJ. Connolly l. Go.
IL b. Cromwell Co. Atwater, Milford Co.
". Y. Life ms. Trust Co. Retnr Dnckwiz.
Merchants Bank. Dennis Perkins & Co.
CArcweil Coleman g. w. llillnan & Co
leseene Freres Co. Jas 7. Stewart II Son.
WIN. y. Converse Tyler. J. 3 Cunningham x co.
H. d. Blackwell 20. Parmee 4 Stone
j. h. Fesischs 4 Co. Fox Polhemus.
,. W. Smyth Co. J. Cronright L son.
Manhattan Bank. Herman Livingston.
The cases OF the United states against the prizes Henry
e. Brooks and +. n. Waring postponed. The
Of the schoOners Johns and Wave Crest postponed The
Noneer ordered 10 be sold.
Before United States Commissioner Osborne
ohas. II. Lennes, charged with voluntarily serving on
board the SLAYER Falmouth discharged the Commits
Sener deeming the testimony insufficient subject the
assueed TO a trial.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

I'VE ATTENTION or TUE TRADE is RESPECTFULLY
brewcd Champagne Ale Til III, ( rseei fresh nj Ali M.
some o. the year, and rs koopng quality ospcey q that
Drew il!a " .+ilai weather,
for an len9h % Sine. Chtfs &c 3ht iaA SfPsc bbl,
dclFcftI ia any TGft1I SAGE cas- ENH N0ra Payment,
cash aa &srE. Ou. tl UaMalFl Brewer. III =
lem, va BE- attended to with acsg,;ea,
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The National Horse Fair.

HARTFORD, Oct. 3, 1861
The National Horse Fair this city in consequence Of
the rain to-day has been postponed for day. The
published programme will be followed beginning on
Wednesday instead Of Tuesday. The entry book will
main open until ten O'Clock A. II. "Wednesday A large
number Of horses have been entered and on the
ground.
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NEW rgELICATIONs.

NEW rgELICATIONs.
NEsiCAS CIVIL W.tR--rHK IMPOET EVENTS
q y sN ~ HaAAs. &sTlssnes Encain psaents and por.
is ~ We Prominent Leaders 81. Se floa ths begnBing
np ~ a preernl true, Illustrated by series of finely
~ el ia - tls, for t.s Mage Lantern, D!s'oving
View similar oSilfiops threc inches dear in diamecr
ami set IN wood complete. Published aud sold Ameri.
can Stcrf'scopic Company. w. bAEeENHEIA. Agent 72s
tnesnrt Street a irlf bs Also fu princirai
Opticians throughout thr IInou catalogue the above
Interesting Ietue- containing also collection of the
ana snperor VIE q coloicd Photographic Magic Lantern
ieifes of ord History, Scsence AIT and Anusement
cheaper and hstar than the old style, win supplied
ATS on Application - above.
old EsTAsldsdBD CATHoLiG PUBLISHING
- House OF Edward DUNCAN a Brother.-Jamss b.
edition to his publications, all the publications. OF
~ Catholic publishers the nitcd Orders solicit
%, which viii be attended with the punc,uallty
and and prices TO sui, the pcsen depressed state Of
trade. EDWARD DUNCAN 4 BROTHER
tJasfs H. kirkctl. so Broadway, up stairs
CEND nor NOVEMBER sCNBEH or lie BON TON
~ The best Fashion Box imported from Paris IN addl.
on 10 liz usual number e beautifully ccore cncrav.
ings his nlnpcr double plate ciuaks and new
ul snea Gloss p1ttci Subscription So single copies,
once 400 BroAaEsy \. Y. ). 4. TAYLOR a SON.
RAILROADS.
IL Troy The North and West leave Chembers srect ,t
aad II y. H., anu 3:3l, 3 aud lo.iSP. "
NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN suinuer arraug8nrntE1. ress train Tor Albany Troy
Moth ana West leaves TwsntyslXh street station al II H.
u F5l locai trains see time tab'c.
JOHN BlAcIiiIl, Assistant Superintendent.
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ANTHOLOGY.

49,. @r.s
A RoSA FIDS Observation-Disclosures WILSON
o.a s ne yssg .. q ygsr @ gives magic charms and
and fatn on sss Snsn. q M.
aoyItsAir sav-lung &C. Tns n tho moat wonderiui
near san' over the % saSey .ei Pe. y.
pun ne bell snd vAk right m stairs charge for
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MORROW. SEVENTH
of.ea WI ava III you .s % Know even ven" yoar
IS Is Sas Msa ssss . Is I .
men not admitted
CoRA A.. SEAMAN, fNpEPENDENr cLAtkvoyANr
Medical and Business CONSULTED aay asa e,efsns
cessasy ave Illustrations sssoanAiss results bu,
continues Al ~ Division street.
CLunvoYANcE. = MRS, sEYMougs MEDICAL
corner 81 S,1ln Snsnne enra % t,eenh street Con,
satisfaction graranteed or no ray.
T ooK AT Tnls.-rnE ONLY rRuE MEDICAL AND
tnrough Iiis-,ar,icu
larry absent ~ nd los. 9 so.as pfop..yso1 ,hoid con
gr~o-s saiistscon 70 all who visit her mannsctrres
Yah that !. wswa"'ro to cur reoss end ,sme,e
smooth. Ladies, w il. 81 Brooae street.
MADAME RAY. NO go SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
s s unusy sud I aer S n1% ' sS , Tia
youg,ory 'heush,s aeSy numbers losses Ladies' cent?
Mrs. sECoI, THE GREAT r0RRsEER OF FUTURE
W events eau be sen y 2ls spng street. basement
bpaedy marriages If you wish the truth give her call
DEAD TiIrs.-A PHRENoLoGIsr AND ASTRoLoGIsT
III that beats the world and S50 for any nne
who can equal Nss WELLINGTON who is acknowledges to
be ine only ,dy in this city who truth,uy information
.onto rning oSses lawsuits journeys, acr; friends love
coltshp, marriage, heath, wealth. and who
drunken aud uniathtu husbands. Mss the only per
n His city who has the genuine Roman aud Arabian
a.nar er oy luck al business aiais and are
gassanlee Tor lie Delay no . consult thsnsuraiy gifted
an1 boAutt!u Young lady. Lucky numbers given. Highly
Iapooablo ety references eau BE- residence oi
SiSLn avenue.
THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs THE
young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris
VINO can % consulted With the st,1cses confidence al
aBairs Of life embracing love ctship business and sick
ness; restores drunken and urfahful husbands has
crei % make yon beloved by hearts ideal and brings
together those long separated Ladies IS cents gentlemen ~
cents Residence No ~ Third avenue above Twelfth street
lES BQWERY, NEAR BROoME SrREET--MADANE
lOO WiDGER Ciarvoyant and gifted spanish lady; I'M
wells the mysteries fuury love- marriage absent friends
sickness prescriogs medicines for all dacescs tells lucky
numbers, properly lost OF stoleni 2e
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IGOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE, THE MOST ELEGAN1
y finished House In this city, similar 10 the best hous
Fifth stone 'front.' high stoon good neborhoos
No rs East Fory-e eighth street near Third avenue App
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LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-EIGHTY LOTS 7
Brooklyn; title free and clear assessments all pal,
VIII be sold on terms exchanged for merchandise
goods AT fair prices Address Lot Owner Herald eice
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E,oR SALE OR EXCHANGED FINE HOUSE AN
Lot on Sixth avenue, Fofty-hith street, .cr
House and Lot Lots in Harlem Mott Haven. Adare
Exchange, Herald Office.
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LNOR SALE-FIRST CLASS -FOUR STORY, BROW
stone Houses No IL East Thirty street aud u
Madison avenue, Murray HILL repiee with all modern ir)
provements VIII be sold 10 suit the times Inquire III
premises o particulars
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NOR SALE--A COTTAGE AND LOT IN yORKvIf /
i will be sold cheap and on favorable terms. Apply
473 Pearl street.
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DAINBOM nOrEL ANn nINlNl. nnnms ..r-,.......

~ tltct ine business 81 this house Is rlur1y1| -.
DAY Ii a. ehsges are made - suit The tines Lodglbs
twenty 1--WE cents Per night. Dinners aud ale 10 .ss
Smiths rhiadepha al I'D sandwich cent? VI. J. u.
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ENOR SALEM CLAvERACK, COLUMBIA COUNTY.
neat and convenient Cottage, with Barn and Outbuls
ings situated small farm Of 81 acres and commanding
fine view Of the Catsk range. Ii is within convenieII
distance from railway station churches and post Office,
three miles from the city OF Hudson Thirty OF III
property in meadow, and the remainder In high sta
Of cultivation, with thrifty young apple orchard and goc
selection other fruits unfatng spring Of
Address W. r. Mercer Clayerack Post Office Columbia
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09

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