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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

Henry Ward Beechsr iu q sermon on
faithfulnes, in in smsH things, said,
Il do not know of any buyer that pays
such prices a. the devil pays when he buys
a man. Here is man who sells himself
for about one.eighth of q pound OF chcko.
ry in pound of coffee. He prepares bis
commodity with lie, aud retails it with
another lie. Every time a mau commits
known dishonesty he sells his soal; and
thousands are selling themselves by little
dribblets Aud | think ths a man who
sells h'mself thus, who cheats himself--no,
he cheats the devil who pays too much for
him. /. am iuformed that before the COM
mutation system was abandoned by the
ferry company, men of property and stand
iog in society, would boldly declare that
they had Communication ticket in their
pocket when they had none, for the sake
Of going through without paying! They
lied for one cent? pity the devil Il is
awful to be chief magistrate OF a parcel OF
men like these. can not understand how
these exigious, thrice squeezed men can Do
managed,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

Mr. Montgomery, recently editor OF the
ycksburg Wig, tells a good story of the
landlord Of hotel at Holly Springs, Miss.
1t was large, fashionable hotel, and the
landlord was pompous man, with a huge
corporosity and rnsled shirt bosom.
Printed bills of fare were provided, yet the
landlord stood at the head of the table at
diuner, and in loud voice read off the list
of articles in rbyming way: "Here's boil.
ed ham, and raspberry jam; baked potatoes
and cooked tomatoes, turnips mashed, and
squasheS squashed," aud so on. Mr.. NJ. ask
ed him aflerward why he read il aloud
when printed copies were on the table.
Force of habit replied the landlord
got so used to it can't help it, You see
| commenced business down here at Jack,
SON (the capitol of MissiSsippi and most
all the Legislature boarded with me. There
wasn't man of 'em could read; SO had
TO read the bill of fare to 'em.'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
HYDRofHoB1A MANY receipts to prevent

HYDRofHoBrA MANY receipts to prevent
hydrophoola have been pubnshed, all of
which have proved puwerless to arrest the
progress of the terrible disease. We sub
join one that has been recently going the
rounds; it may or may not be elfiscious, but
where no remedy is know every new receipt
should be tried and We accordingly advise
our readers TO cut this one out aud lay 1t
whcre 1t tiil be handy
The bite should be constauly ba:hed with
harlshorn, aud three or four doses, diluted
taken inwardy during the day. The
harIshorn decomposes chemically, the virus
iDsinnsIed into tue wound. audImmeuiaieiy
alters and destroys its deleteriousuess. The
writer. who resided in Brsz Tor short
time, first Tried il for Inc bite of scor
pion. and found that it removed pain and
inflammation almost Immediately. Suisse
ausutly he tried it for the bite Of rattle
shake, with similar success. At his advice
oil old friend aud physician tried 1t in
cases Of hydrophobia aud always with sue
cess.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

A SISouLAR INCIDENT In the recent
movement Stouemsn's Cavalry the advance
was led by Lieut.. PuiLe OF the first Maine
Ca,alry, being sepraated from the main
body, he encountered unexpectedly superi
or force OF rebel cavalry, and his whole
party we're taken prisoners. They were
hurried off rapidly. and in crossing rapid
and deep stream Lieut.. Henry, Command
ing the Rebel force, was swept off his hors'.
Is none of bis men seemed TO care any fhing
about saving him, bis prisoner, Lieut..
Paine, leaped off his horse, sezed the drown
ing man by the collar, swan ashore with
him, aud saved his life, literally capturing
his captor. lie was sent TO Richmond
with the rest Of the prisoners. aud the
facts made known to Gen Fitz Hugh Lee,
he wrote statement of them 10 Gen.
Wnder, Prov Marshal Of Richmond who
oroei ed the instant release OF Lieut.. Paine,
without parole or condition. On the arrlv-
al of Pane, in Washington, he found bis
late captor there prisoner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
For the Telegraph.
"Tbore Renaineth a Rest"

BY faith view a home Of repose,
Far away from this region OF sghs and woes
From this tborny maze OF care and sin,
That the foes Of my lord are ing 10.
Aud ] long to be robed in radiant white,
And roam in the fields of unending delight;
To be famed by the breeze of that beautiful
cline,
Imprisoned no more by the walls Of time.
I'm weary ofsinning, and weary Of care,
long for the rest which the glor6,d share,
In the mansion whose builder aud maker ia
God,
In the goldenpaved city no vile oDe hath trod.
Where the river of crystal with murmurng
tide,
Through the evergreen gardens of Heaven
will glide;
And the pilgrim who enters will ever be free
From the cold tossing billows Of lie's troubled
Oh would not be always pilgrim of time,
In this wearisome world--this sn chilling clmcj
But I'm longing to swell the rapturous strains,
that echo afar o'er the Heavenly plains;
To be ever at home where the flowers never
fade,
And the light will be never succeeded by shade /;
Since earth has no comforts by sin unde6Ied,
No rest unalIoyod for her care wearied child.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

A PLAYFUL LloN,-The African. Of Con.
Stamina, Cape Of Good Hope, states that
as woodcutter was lately proceeding from
St. Charles 10 Gaslonvllle, he suddenly saw
croched in the road before bin an enoT.
nous lion. Seized with terror he turned
round and ran of, when the lion pursued
and went past him. and on reaching Ger.
tain distance iu advance again lay down as
if to wait the mans approach The man
again turned round and went back; the
lion once more rushing beyond him. This
maneuver was repeated by the animal
seve al times, when the man at length fell
to the ground exhausted by fright and
fatigue. The lion then approached him, and
after examining him from head to foot,
walked of with friendly roar, as If ex'
pressive Of his pleasure at the trick he had
played him. The man was confined to bis
bed for some days after:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
A SINGULAR CHAIN OF CAsuALrrs--Ths

A SINGULAR CHAIN OF CAsuALrIEs--Ths
New Haven Palladium uafrases .ne follow
ing curious chapter of casualties:-Ws no
riced a few days since the suicide OF Mr..
Eli Tyler of Middleoury. He hung him.
self on Wednesday, the 18th, and shortly
after the discovery of his body, man nsni'
ed Hayes, neghbor. started to infoIm1s
brother of Mr.. Tyler OF the fact; his horss
AN aud he was thrown out, injuriug his
head badly, aud he is reported 10 have sincs
died. Mr.. Silas Tuttls started on hose
back 10 obtan Q doctor to attead Mr..
Hayes, when his horse fell With him break
ing three Of his ribs. Daring The same week.
Mr.. Chester Atwood. Of Watertown, .
nelgnbor of the parties above named, while
harnessiug his horse ives kicked BY The api.
mal and had his skull broken IN. hs wss
injured so severely that be sooa expired. &
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

Alarming stories have been told about
people being poisoned with rye coffee; but
Mrs. Partington Shillaber suggests that
some of those who use the extract OF old
rye 10 other fluid forms may be subject to
quite as much damage as the rye coffee
drinkers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

OuR late raids--Stonemsn in East vir-'
ginia, Buford's ia West Virglnis. and Gri.
erson's in Mississippi. have been trou0ls-
soms TO the epsmy We are getting the
science Of rsidiog, which. fes tiwe, wss
monopollzed by the rsbely. a..-l :.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
Not Yet.
1T CAROLINE 4. MASON.


Not yet;-along the purpling sky
We see the dawning ray,
But leagues Of cloudy distance lie
Between US and the day.
Not yet;-the Aloe waits serene
Its promised advent hour
A patient century of green
TO one full perfect flower.
Not yet'-no harvest song i. sung
In the sweet ear of spring,
Nor hear we, while the blade is Young,
The reaper's sickle sw ng.
Not yet;-before the crown, the cross,
The struggle ere the prize;
Before the gain the fearful loss,
And death ere Paradise!
FIrcHsURo, MASS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
Pensions and Bounties.

Important 10 W'idOws and Heirs of Deceased
Soldiers. d to Inrald d Disabled Soldiers.
THE Undersigned is authorised by Ii.
esuse from The United States, 10 procure from the
Proper DEPARTMENTS for the benefit Of heirs of deceased SOL
ders,
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay,
as provided BY acts of congress July 1891 and July 1867
and also Pensions and Back P fer invalid ma disabled sol
der And also Pensions and Bounty Lands for soldiers or
their heils Of wars Of the Rsyolutio9 of 1872 10
which they may be entitled by OF eongs An business
Of the above committed to him promptly and
snssgecay put through and In Of failure. charge
will bs made exception money seuay paid out To civil oces
for AdAyi and oeriheates nsesssafy prove the ezi
AshtabSa, Nossmbsr ~, feoe. ef5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
Livery stables

II. F. CULVER, has removed to the Fisk
House stables where he onsn 70 the citizens Of Ashts
bula use Of the beat equipped Livery stable In Ash
tbu. County st prices that rspge just above hs Nv
ips stssdzrd. Cali and ~. Nsr. !, 1900.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
WHOLE NUMBER 7OV,

then indeed may oil Ohio echo be midaishs
cry of VallsGdigham and call out Asa,
Asa, Asa--help, help, help Glsvsiap<
Herald
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
Clothing! Clothing!

Clothing! Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER
J. brought into this market consisting of
Ready Clothing Furnishing Goods; Rub.
ber and Oil Cloth Clothing Gloves and Hosie.
ry Shirts and Drawers Collars and Ties
Hats and Caps Umbrellas Trunks
Carpet and Enameled Bags
In short, every variety of Spring and Summer Goods for
Men and Boys Wear,
the most liberal terms for Cash. We would call special
attention to
Our very extensive assortment OF Cloths,
and the Facilities We have for Making 10 Order,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23
Books.

M. G.. DICK, Bookseller, Stationer and News
Dealer Also, Dealer in Sheet Music toys ana Senera
Variety Goods Main stIeet, ,Ashtabulao Ohio, GOT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

Garments OF the Best Style, at Short Notice
Our stock of Ready Made Clothing Hats and Caps will be
lways full and of the best qualities of Eastern Manufacture
Such ara our ying that confident
can sell Goods line, cheaper than be bought
elsew here Please call and examine for yourselves.
Ashtabula April 4, 1868. 645 MANSFIELD BRUCE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
utursr, steam establishment North Main street. the
eihes Of Dr. Harrington Ash htabula, o. 46i.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

pUCRO & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of 4
Dealers In Furniurs best descriptions and every
Ioty Also general and manufacturers
Ashtabuls- 49l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-23

. MIsCeIInneOus.
O. II. FITCH. Life, Fire and Marine Tnsur
snce and Real Estate Agency Fisk Block, Ashtabuls o.
Febr ary, 10, 1868. ESQ
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-01
gnlmes County farmer.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY ESTILL e. NEWTON.
JOB PRINTING

or every description executed in the best style and
on reasonable terms.
The FARMER has larger circu,- tion than any
other paper in this section Of the state. 1t snow.
and has been Tor thirty six consecutive years the
official paper Of tho county
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-01
Questions for Ans,ycr.

What Democrat has thanked God for
a successful rebel General +?
What Democrat has labored to effect
an original revolution, by destroying a
sovereign State?
What Democrat has argued in favor Of
a dissolution of the Union.
What Democrat has thanked God for
this war?
What Dem ocrat has opologized for a
violation Of the Constitution?
What Democrat has tried to shield
violators of the Constitution from de-
served punishment
What Democrat has said the Consti,
tuition is a covenant with hell?
What Abolitionist has not approved
Of all these things. AMI in his heart an
swered these question in thu affirmative
as his own conviction OF poicyS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-01
A. j. BELL,

COUNTY RECORDER and NOTARY PUBLIC.
" Milersburg. o. lie is NIL times ready TO- lur
nsh, fill up, and take Acknowledgements "t All klhd
of Deeds C,nvey ynnces. Mortgages, and Powers al
Attornoys, and Record the same take Depo1itlons
To be used in any Of the Courts Of this state; also
Protest Notes, BillrOf rxchanho, &c. Once, Ia the
Comfy Recorders Office. va
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-01

A KEEPER Of saloon advertising his
thus concludes Those Of
my patrons who may require it shall be
sent home on wheelbarrow gratis"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-01
JEWELRY, &c.

III NJ LEE, Propretor-Main Street, Millers'
III burg Ohio t23-Sl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-01
A. Ii. FREY.

JI7ATCU MAKER AND JEWELER. Main st
w three doors west Of Welrich's Hardware
store, Milcrsburg o. ,sl-2Ol
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-01
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. G.. HUNT,
DIR. A. A. CRUMP.

GERMAN AND ENGLISH BOTANfC PHYS
VI ICIAN, Millersburg, q. Office, on the east
end Of Main street, four doors above the Public
Square. l2i-9O.I
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-01
N. y. McCORMICK,

yHvATCH AND CLOCK MAKER. one door east
w OF :. K Weirich's Hardware Store Main
street Mllersburg, q. l23-aol
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS,
BACK PAY, BOUNTY sc.

~ A. TAYLOR, Notary Public. llolmesvtllc,o o.
l. will promptly attend TO procuring ,onck pal,
bouuty and pensions for Disabled ana nlscnnresu
.janJs ~ those deceased (2i-2)
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-01
LAWRENCE McMERIiELL.

rEHE National Tax Law requires all public vsndur'
] to be cried by y license Auctoncer. l. McMEN
RELL is the only licensed Auctloneer In the West pa
OF the county. Address, - ..,,.
Feb l2, Is6stf plimpton, Holmes Co, ohio.
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

sssss q s fsssS orohsy1 shsS zsd jiss AsS .HSsi
3: e; = s:!;;: iil!a " &: :: s
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

! nRAsoB COUNTY FARM FOR sALK-oNk OF TEB
aro" 81. SSIs sssss from Ss~S.Is and Grsss
s ss' TIE large sad ssa%c
ne 90 o.. o, S.s s en- % s fns IL & gee Il s ss
., and i.by csidsa o into %e.sO~ 40 and pssa
s ss srss sSos ssa % ss n % ns s.sr. I "
q bull Az .s. Win tr sod sun pursAa.sr MS TOR
S6:rAr s Sos cf .ss fSss sSess;s
| Mower. iaS areenwi h street New YORK
| VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALs-
Deitghtfly suated ksvenswo0d, river.
about walk rom astoria erry. The gsnnds
s %os1 s ssc sS ~ snG rpas q ~
Sy d Sut g.: win ss ss ssas and ana ws .sd
tee. With large a.sns es Of srsps: and other ps A
Slni ar.s.a y tsrr. % .oa saepsr y
a! ss u I:s'
GS s %,s S s
niono SoSs nns hos and ecic wser sslhs furnace s
ins. % ts rseFs rs. .Se
ass an country wi,hs city mav Of
MAN man sure. ana VIII .Sd r g srsss asssSs ssss
Ply 6FszSs 'S co. III Y brasS I'D Ssr 'p
ioea. a.sd q oas Of &c mo. eris dsrcis az Cen
sss ssS sos ssneCi c.s ~ g. - 70
TSomansbnrs Ian ng q miles xhe dwelling house 10
soaai.y enc csser Sadsss pseross snbrssias 81
s,nps or other sncsntsaiss Peisss wisttea v inr.
70, sddas q. g q g sSly 81 brown. Sea.
- s.s.s s.a.s... : .s.. ss.e.. :
Ihs a.s kssidsae On L:says;. svsnss. corner q
%ssS .sS a.s q. 9 arssss Vim ssis .!ns. tsss s
=-.---------------
% sssn6 .txsss Iarh ssv.. sn.S ~; ~ Ss -
HOUSE, 5s az 1 rss;s s1c ns svs
Mat. .9..ss4 ...:s. x.....s... :. -
WEsrnsH LANDS 4,ls yAnIsD..IE% % oEIo, nfCHloAN.
::as :ad: i ss: ss%sd s:s::
Z fla sss N Is ses a u % %rSs,: s:s:
::s
y: -: y; siS e "a
s:::s ~ S:ss: a.l.sy sss "a nj.
esrss Y .aoS s.:s. sSs.se os%n:oa os sSs sssss
rfSsvs . 6S: '.9 T. :
ss:; % sE;:ss ;ss :f sss: 9 =
:sssi.: II. .s %sssSi:; 81.
e.:.. s'.s.. =. ss ~. :. = !. ..:s -
81 rEn ACRE M FOR go ACRES az G00D OPP YARnInq ~ LAND an.
ioAs;s: a si,s T!syss Ecs
End md back, q Apply 70 the ownorM rssvsf os ITO
OnAtnAm sssoos. hLoI ~. 81 A-LlLL- A. lal-.- L--a
:, oro ,roc-rs,pp 10. c.rD lCu..puv.yr n.
c.s io9 Il 9sr..S 6 10
4rn sTnEkf 80. "a sAL.. TIL IL y nSSF Ti11Ans ~
III Iour story brown eeOao fr0ns hovee No. Al kass
xherty fourth street Inqsirs o. KELLY. No 10 hass
Harvtouttn sHoes. -
$S 10 e! ssss: sss 81 81 s!ss
vAoia. neet ssvoss cenet eeUeS - c - ~"
tnree or four farlns near scno9H ?ssrcs 3c. -.
80 -. n btA Mn, - sCneoeen skeer
Gh(NA fOk YOUR Skb1NDl0 bylkDAne l0KA =
YOVV HioS fees eaoh, on avg eeEroee. ~ D41S aon
tnoe terrX: srpskyn eee't stees u tssss grass
~ tVr ouuase8 Sns pe RsSSsx, !. rn -
:, - - ,-,,v -,-- ,,-,. <,,S, = ~. ~
0y MN WILL nVI "A VNnl ' AU1AnI ANI .yN
YAsVOV van bfuNt 9scet ec,ween Wm1m y 80 tilf
eoet, bfoeAJn. xs0 ~ Lor 80 - ftse. nscune 80
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

rrousve ~o pRvr !.
TI:..,s stree. :m:u .s.: :A,:.
n sna soa o9Ss rSee As0 NO. M
Nos ~ and ils West THIRTY sixh street tire: sory
brswn stone 'front.' Honses high ssoop good size moders
Nu IS wes s Fl Street between ana
.I. h., IT,: story s%s ,s - % y
.nd df .dsp:s
law beinr nesr Tven,vhird str,et fhe r.
-; ss E;pi i,a
nsni acuss, IN good order Rent: eao
Dwes rfsy iSS1iS osA street pretty three ssd Sa
sty hiah stoop brown sone House modern In siye viii
ss o S a'f @ auy s sasH AZ sn &
Wes, street an eighteen feet wide four sory
Eneish iouse viii be Thoroughly overhfed and
No ~ wss twentieth street., four story English b:ss,
ssas oSDs frGs, asni hoose win an modern I sns
well caess.sd for ghysisI.n Rem, $3.50 with stable e7sO
5s.S :.s Sssyss frame siss sses ssssr
sir.:l hire: story GsA :oop
fsw Fursshsd Houses TO rent Also number ci ccun
oaoe IA w.s; fwsniy.shra street
IIousz 70 IKr-ruRsIsHsD or usFuRNsnsD.
n,v ~ IA iy ssi RI ~ n's' qoAnT'
80. -, :. :. =. - -. -
Feet DEEP sswsss r1.niss and twenty sr.s s.r..s.
.sl!.el. for any business. Inquire on tn. premises.
~ si;I;'s sSs Fl DSe;
room No In the building
q sss. sst,: ssss. r.
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

EoR ,bALE-su BOwBRv, FIyB STORY BaowN
ssons siOra. s5xS< os iJl Aiso sss ocene sre =
hosiyn psoe) between Amly Fourth s three ,lory
and sse brick House. lot sczIol Appg 70 HOAkR h0R.
GAN. No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

WILLIAnsBURQ L0fs.--FoR aALH on LRAsE, 90
wick creek Esst rvcr and Sixth ssrrst So tScssy Svs
Houses. Apply 70 G. J. HUNT. liz Fourth avenue. New
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

VALgA1LE PROPERTY IN DR00KLyN F0R sALR--
The hne Residence Lafayette asonuA corner or
Carton, coes.ning Is With all the modern prove
nents and Ave Eots of 0roud with fruit vtnes
street. room 10. .Ht
The New York herald., 1863-04-08
yTERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT POR SANE
VyALUABLR FARM FoR sALR-coNrAININa Iss

VALUABLE FARN FOR SALE-CONTAINING 1855
ecres ioostsd In OF e fertile districts az
la Nav YORK te.wcen seneca cayne1 IAkps snd az
ccssibe BY railruad Ithaca II Dtlcs by
Tr.mansbsrs Ian itag mies, Vie dwens house a6
conntty; che other buidipas numerous, embrasug
tenant house, two barns csftae house stAbies she'd
s,,nps or other sacsnolsasss reiess wistses v rnr
will and l. this poperty rabe reid for inveAtnent
For addt nat IN norsnattgn Apply 10 BIZ BROWN Sea-
msn's riend Society, 80 Wall street n Y. E7T ~
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

C0R sALR On TO 1Rr-TH1 STORE AND DwEIz.iHa
No 7Of 0rssuwtch Ths eoeuyieds
ssd Up fsr Scsh irsSSs Inquire q j. H. q sSs
s' ~ t'Tsss 0SfSh
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

INOR sALE-A vRRT BEAUTIFUL THRBE STORY
brown stone House. ch0oees isrt Of the 0ty. Prce
$3.50 No ~ For. seventh stree. between flftA ana
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

E'0R sALB-hUsT m SOLD TO CLOsR AN ESTATE
svery superior stone House siosters rail and sioop
IN perfeI oder t5O0; viii DO cold iof $S75O Ia
quire on the misos, 257 n foarth street between
Broadway ana Eighth neghborhood Future
improvements rsstrloxod.
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

TCoR sALR-AIARM; IN NEW JERSEY. or ABOUT
pleasstly siuassd and remarkably healthy Has good
wat snads fruit trees fruit OF all kiaaa About
miles from New York by railroad Address Cottage
Home, box l. 667 New YORK Post odicc 'Vi 7-t9 -
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

E0R sALK-LAND FRONTING ON PRINCRe BAY.
Saen Island. thin ~ miles of Wander b to landing
by railroad 81 viii br divided In riots to pur
ch Location grouud nt a.
MAY, No. 3 Pine strect =
The New York herald., 1863-04-08
sALns OF REAL nsrArn

ORAsoB COUNTY FARM FOR sALK-oNk OF TEB
~ besl In the county,
from Now eieyen N-wourg aud threeo ,tnrers
mite from Washing.onyihe deGot. the Newbnrg
dus tho oat uainss numeroas end 10 good 'esir wih
catvason and iiaby divided into and pho I'D
Ia d. wei By tn Qua Il On tie premises
Iisy OF choice fri trees The farm ntsns eo
whioA timber T. hole, or % q with tesuu
III bul ug sils viii sr sold purchaser He TOR
MOffAr Beomnegrsve, Orange county, Now York or
Apply u JOHN MOFfAT. at the oi0e of tho Bucke,e
Mover, LIS areenw IA street. Now YORK
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

1REAP REN1S.-NEw YORK HOTEL BROORLyN
~ 1siahts and yorkvilis ls aose - roems
e10 year. Down ArEe Heuse wsA stie n rear
BToeklvn Hetghs 16o ycar: rAme 6ouee In York
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

COUNTRY HOUSE TO L1r-wTTH GARDEN AND
~ fruit trcca Fairfield. Conn, tho depet
hears fsOn New YORK w New Havss k.iwsy Ces.aias
escs house tnen Prco 800 for the
orel00 per ysar payable moathg. Addees bex ~ Fair
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

e1 PBR ACRE FOR 90 ACRES GOOD FARMING LAND
Dl village and railroad, LOO miles From tho city
100 Acres for o. afre; alsp. mproveA Eesus WIN
show these ands the 9Th Fare r4ropd there
and back, 81 Apply 10 the owner at xtsvof COS lW
OnAthAm eef00k L---- - 81 A--L-- ~ l- n-.- L--a
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

E,OR sALR-THE VERY PLEAsANTLY SITUATED
r three story high stoop Dwelling HOUSE 10 West Forty
eighth stres south side bsswesn 5iah and Seventh ave-
cellar furnace and oil modern improvement has Just been
In the mos. perfect order throushou and e nov gnoc
cuped VIII be sold low The keys be had st l02 West
rorty seventh IL sold W the 10Th inst Il win b
70 let Apply 70 j. r. SMITH. Is William street, bstwssa
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

EyACTORY. WITH STEAM POWER, TO LKT.-THE
Factory Thirty street. Third avenue about
hmndred feet square wiih steam Apply at the
New England Car Spring Company's, 81 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

A MODERN TWO sroRT HoUsE 10 LEy--RRN7
tS9 sise tars. ssosy %eisrn Hoass sR! SO Hes
Eilhsh avenues Apply 70 SMITH. o Wiliiam sest xrsak
fort HONne.
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

East Thirty ghsh street between hsdisos ant Park
avenues north side OF the bos l0s Murray Hill No
rok, no stable nusance Address q. b. boz S26O
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

~ mo6E N.Js Tks oostsGs = new and enmpotipus; lot
2 y ~ s9a9 q gs s,:FS srSGs.S ss w,sS,:s ws :yS 70
E I'd sass hs view e. New York say and Oh er,So. & e
~ AEsl wr ss rented Inqaiss ee s. r. LknE, ~ Broad