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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-23
DUR OF WOOD.

DURABILITY OF WOOD.
The statement Of facts below, which
we copy from the Country Gentleman,
and which we suppose to be correctly
stated, shows that wood keptin a cold
place and fully saturated with watsr
if not everlasting, is very durable: i .
1. The piles on which the London
Bridge rests were driven five hundred
years ago, and are yet sound. 2. Old
Savoy Palace, in London, IS supported
on piles of oak, elm, beach. and chest
nut. These were driven six hundred
and fifty years ago The outside; to
the thickness of an inch or y little more
is petri6ed, forming cylindric pillars
of stone, while the inside is as sound
as ever
These and other facts of like import,
60 to prove that wood, in cold situations
where insect, will not depredate uonp
it, as often happens with the kcels of
ships, may be relied upon to last. and
retain its sustaining power as long as
any superstructures ofman will require.
Probably the piles Ct the bridge built
by Traian, 1000 years ago, would sus
tain q greater weight to-day than they
would have borne at first.
Exclusion Of ar and a low temperature
seems be the conditions. Thus, The
bottom Of a fence post lasts much long
er than the part near the surface be-
cause it has less air and less warmth.
If we were to imagine a post set
three hundred instead of three feet deep
the lover part might last as long as
the earth exists. Or, if it were set but
the usual depth, and tho sun. influence
were to be withdrawn from our plaaet,
it would last as long at least as the
piles of Trajan's Bridge have, and then
perhaps ten times rs much longer; for
if no decay takes place in " ood for the
first 1000 years, why should it in the
next period of equal length, provided
the wood remains in exactly the same
situation, and exposed to the same
in fiuence, but to no other?
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-23
NEW OREGON, HOWARD COUNTY IOWA" OCTOBER % 1863

more. In almost every household there
is some char made forever vacant by
reh ell steel Or bullet. ...-..
Knowing all this and feeling it, we
beg you to read the following para
graph from the New York Evening
Post, leading administrators. It is
brief, but we mistake the temper of
western men if 1t be not eloquent en-
ough to stir them to the soul.
"The checks that we have received
near Chattanooga, the failure Of the
Texas incursion and other little revers
es that have occured of late, will mod
crate the zeal not only of those who see
peace few weeks ahead, but Of those
who are getting up nice little plans for
the restoration Of the Union. Are they
not counting their chickens before they
are hatched q "|r'@o-5 ".
Here is an amiable and christian
gentleman, representing by his pen
and politics a party throughout the
country composed Of amiable and chris
tan gentleman: complacently chuck
ling over these ''little reyerses near
Chattanooga which have cost the west
seventeen hendred dead men and seven
thousand wounded ones. Why does
he and they whom he represents, thus
rejoice: Was it glorious victory
which advanced our flag far into the en-
emvs country =? Not was defeat.
Why then do he and they :uncondition-
al Union men," who torment the ear of
heaven with their aenunciations Of
"copperheads and traitors why do
they rejoice at a defeat ? He is frank
enough to tell US, and we thank him
for it. Because ''it will moderate the
Zeal, not only ose who see peace
few weeks ahead, bat of those who are
getting up nice little plans for the res
toration of the Unlon.7 ~
A pleasant confession this, which we
will do we'll to remember. Rejoicing
that those noble boys whom we have
sent from our midst to restore the Un-
ion and bring back peace, have been
beaten, ay slain because their success
might have fastened the restoration of
both, and their failure has postponed it!
Rejoicing that the plans of peacemakers
end the zeal of patriots have alike been
quenched in this precious blood ! Re-
joiclng that these "chickens" of hope
which a people, weary Of this wretched
strife, were foolish enough "to count
before they were hatched," have been
turned into vultures screaming over
heaps Of wasted dead
Who shall say after this that blood
IS not cheap very cheap?
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-23

REcElpE.-Josh. Billings, in the
Pokeepsiam, gives the following s'resi-
pee'- for making "Berlony sarsage:"
'Take an ealskin and stuff it with =
ground cat; sesin it with seoch snuff
and persimin lie; Ia it on hog pen to
dri, and then hang it up by the tale in
grosery for 8 months, for the flies to
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-23

z
The Roman (Ga.) Courier ssys that
one day last week pretty little 0eor-s
gla girl, dressed up in neatly fitting
male habiliments, applied to lfeuten-
ant Of Gen. Gist's command, at Rome,
to DO enrolled and mustered into the
confederate service. Her request was
complied with, and she was about to'be
sent out to camp, when some one, sas-
picious of her sex, suggested that little
rufflcd petticoats and more feminine
occupation than that Of the manlal Of
the piece would be more appropriate.
She was accordingly sent before Gen.
Gist, to whom she confessed her SEX
said she was from Gainesville, Ga, and
that she had the consent Of her par
ents to disguise hsrselfir male attire
and enter the army and revenge the.
death Of her brother, who, poor fellow.
was killed in Virginia u She was sent
to Atlanta under escort, but has sincS
made her escape. % = !S'HsI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-23

How will the "growth Of the Union
sentiment at the south be- encouraged
by the triumph, in three great states
Of the north, Of a party pledged to &C =
cord no peace until the institution of
slavery is completely extinct and all
the provisions of the confscation act Isl
fully CARED out ? Is the result Of the
recent elections calculated to foster q
desire for reconstruction on the part Of
the southern people /? s-.~rssy srs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-23

BE YOUR OWN RIGHT.uAND MAN.
People who have been bolstered up
and leversd all their lives, are seldom
good for anything in a crisis. When
misfortune comes, they look around for
somebody to cling to, or loan upon. If
the prop is not there, down they 60
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-23
Cards..
SADLER,

A SADLER,
WOULD announce to the public generally
w ana his friends particularly, shat having
purchased the Stand and tho STOCK OF
GROCERIES, heretofore kept by MR.
GEORGE Eek, .hat it is his purpose to keep
at all times supply Of such articles inclu-
dag all Staple Groceries, as the demands Of
tho country require. His motto i. ready pay
and am III profits, preferring the nimble six
peace to the slow shilling. Farm Produce
generally taken IN exchange for goods and
highest market prices paid
share of patronage respectfully solicited.
IYl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-23

give it the trail marks, then it is ready
for use, andk an be cut up into rite
lengths and sold for police klubs.' !
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-23

A Cold WINTER. People in Wis
consin, Iowa and Minnesota, may look
out for the hardest winter seen for MANY
years. There will be more cold days
the mercury will run lower, and the
snow deeper than before since 81
This is, the first fall since the winter
of 81, that the brook trout have commen
ced leaving the small creeks for deep
holes as carly as September, and the
first season since then that the musk
rats Lave double walled their little hill
lock homes, These and certain other
infaliblc signs known to sportsman and
hunter indicate winter Of unusual sew
Gritty. 1t is our opinion that the river
will close at least two weeks earlier
than last year La Crosse Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
nor sALE-valuable improved Property on

EOR SALE-Valuable improved Property on
an ane gihav. AID aud 3ith,tS ~ lot, q 1n plf-
Laser The Mauagef Of tho ok lnsliiufoo lof he
bud offer private al, the ents Block between me sd
ana AID sad 9iths., excepting three os GA Jji'st
occp nd by tine church The property offered eonP.~' -
eue noHi the shav.. IN leco inches oy w iet ~
moot valuable and beet improved ou tho sscnue; IL Va
cant lots On sd sdjenins tbs shove u
nts on Il " Jgth-t covered BY large spi en-
pesiys laeEs NhgL runs ffoa stree. 70 street. ani
he och esch - feet vt lnchss WAN "
0 10 derh che entire 'front.' he center 81 ths block 10
Of IA fecs the ground fs.1, rleh way TO- ne
sveus.s la oaeh o. whie bee 'cwcs 3a-s h 100 i-e
vide sal a.. siro.dy Haie the north side
po- .hs prrfc' o-cfr for ale Of the tres eas 80
1o those the opposite side Of Jds fo iefn. aud
particular. spply 20 okOROE D. ALLEN. Pse.Iep, Of the
bead tue Oh Of Clssk-op y Peter e'a, No 81 Wall
q inLT D. N. ari D. U.
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N. B.-Blokel. ne,l not apply

EXECUTORS SALE.--The First-Class Four
IL story Brown Stone Front. Iish Baemeni HOUs 10
1873 Wosl liih-st. with all modern Improvements Ih-
House IS front end IS feet deep with ies extension
or the fret story Lot 1925 feet Ia depth Is IN perfect
der and ia every respect mot de'aoe resi-
deuce disposed II al private sale W DO 500 on tao
10, day Of ptl next, by Ms.srs T. H. LupLoW Co-'
Auconeers No. Pines For apply on the pTeni's'
z a their Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

Jersey CITY BONDS LOST.-An persons
- .aaap-d s;'ns, P. ha-,s to. following bosd' y.
seed by as CoTpo ..,5u Jv.sey Ciy and mnad oy n
subscribers viz: :, w..
Bod No. 81 dated Oct l 1850 payable TO John Van Vera
or Ia. Gs.isu. for i,oo0 b-anny rseut Interest
Bond No Is dated In no, paysl, 10 John van 'ofn
OIL his as.ish. .or go beAiUs per csut interest
The py-ut OF the c'ap1ns on the above oo.a. nss
,ovu, add .Vrilcasn viii TOT sue OF eophcAeA
XiSSLUe, LAAIER u Co No 81 WsA1-s
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IMPORTANT to RAILWAY TRAVELLERS

IMPORTANT to RAILWAY TRAVELLERS.
Ths April Number 81 - -
APPLETONS' OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
Nill he
READY THIS DAY. At 10 O'Clock g. m.
CONTESTS;
l. Important IDttruciiJhs TO Railway TTavelefs.
II. Nearly Ore Hundred Railway Maps.
i'll. Tue and Disisnce lndiestofs llnsiraiiors
". Monthly Account II Rai~sl spd their Progress.
" Auec Iotes and Inc1ens u Travel
VI. Full and Conn lee Tins Tsbls. 70 dsie &C. &C.
PRICE TWEEN rY-fINE CENTS
For sale all the principal Book and Periodical Afenci
aud BY boy. the Of the PneiP-l heh~sy'
taIon snoui the y tied Siaie. aud the anadas
ID. APPLETOS Co, Pabiifhers
Nos t4J aud fa>bI oadwhy.
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IOR SALE nj A RARGAIN-A Gr.t-class

E'OR SALE at a BAIuIAIN-A hrst-cIhss
Il FARM ip ELIZABETH n. Bc.f Wbsarbcaf station
on the AWAY Roai Tie land "a excellent tAr OF cub
ysuon. III. busdlnls consist Of twos'ofy stone House
By % feet Barn % by leo. CsussHou.e, Stable Corn
Ch .ni oh~r Outbuilin TL,fe bite as
and hc.ory ~ocd add and sbout tst acre. sa meadow
Tue whoo farm has VI Y 100 stream Of foh water
nuns through los tho The wafer !.
rood SD IN The dre abundant First ratio oTcna
ap pear aud glgcott sl'o. cherries, trGw0crcs aud
Gbunda4c-. IL g. healthy, and ia
rstpsc splendid nc-ou and !. sold Of the d.
cease 81 IN. neg. Ia 10 f.irosd dspot. ADD 2.
Esbc;k Gy. IL 10 well atapici De mads Into
fAsm.. To Of E3eEi Apply to o. T. LluHI
o., NrH,iorl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
Real estate for Ga!e.
| DWELLING and FARM FOR SALE.

!. A Dguling On Ea,,aV., Eorwsla Conn, five min.
walk from tbr,o churches ard excellent boarding
school, aid holrl ride New Yotk-oiae tratns
day The wholly occupied for private resdcuces
The lot containing extends back tb-ibor and l.
well stocked with ui, trees The house IL two stories, with
attic and hight dry basement Everything 10 snug
icut aud peaan Price SO 500 Part cad rsmGfon mort
GAGE.
fro kewfcR HousstoUic river aut i.road. There h
good sized dwelling vito barn aud other ubudnss with
II acres attached which enc young frni, trees in
full bearing; - excrllent meadow the street,
acre, pasture plow land aud IS wood Lind Tbs
buldass aud fences In good order and convenient
Price D 300. Payment made easy.
For informal about either Of said places address,
GEO r. COWLES, Norwak. Conn
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Mem Publications.

TIME NEW GAME OF AUTHORS,
u SOCIAL
ENTERTAINING,
AND USEFUL FOR ALL
GAME
Purely moral ntscctus and Intensely Interesting TINS
new Game is designed for the mutual improvement Of 81
ages; serves to flmsse with the the names OIL
nos OF tho popular authors sDd thoir works. c.Pa' "
for evening spusements Every faulty shond pave Que.
Price SO ceuiG Sent free by mail Tor 10 cents fuo""s'
by JOHN II. TINGLEY. No. l59I Fn'tou-'t-, New-hoIk
CIXTH EDITION NOW READY.
THE STAMP DUTIES,
AS AMENDED MARCH 3. 1862
Price 10 cents.
""''' '''''' MACOY h HERWIG.
Ststiones.
Nos ll2 and Ia Broadway.
REVENUE ooMm'ssii0NSEWs DECISIONS
Now ready. -,
hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
STAMFOkU, CONN-Miss TUCKER ID

CRAWFORD, CONN.-Mlss TUCKER re-
- csyes young ade, to educate assisted by German and
Ffsncb dent goseness aud b. eminent Professors from
New NorS.
RfVKaEScrs Tn. RI Rev. John Wil!i,ms d. d.. Assist!
bi.h1p # Comet cnt MiddlstOwn Conn., the Rev w.
Mitchell Rector. stamford. Conn. the Rev John lord
stanford Conn. hs Rev J g. Ber on u the Free Acsde
my Fv.f,overnor Havisy stanford, Conn. ExOoy-
ernor Minor STANFORD CouB.; Capt VIM ssddy Stamford
Conn T. Davenport, esd. stamford. CVna.i J. Ferguson
"a. STAN ora COM; Fisncs Ssiidy e.q, n Y. Geo w
QGinsfd "a. vi q. H-insk'n e'q; y. II T. JULIA
tad. $50. H. III q. T. Fisoh.I, rsq, ". Y.
For term, bpyly q the fTiaClpal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

rJNO LET-A STORE and h AsEMENT, No. So
W.ksrs,.. few doors We of Brosdway, convenient
whor,ale or Retail b" areas. Rent moderate Apply
OF the premises
ENO LEASE The MANSION HOUSE 'atelv.
u occupied ~ VIM H. Paine esq. In BlooVfrsdae, be-
tween os and s1dss North Rver The piscH contains ~
scres 9TH large dwelling house In good repair cottage
iof gsrJeper aud icehousc grapery, with
frspe vines fell bearing greenhouse, filled with
paut kitchen AID flower garden and large variety OF rare
irui, uees Possession given Immediately. Apply to
JOHN FAME, No. ~ Wsll-st.
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Gotele.

DAClFiC HOTEL, Grecnwich.st.. one block
west OF Broadway New Yofk-ihc p.,rons and friends
OF this Hoe advised that tue damage sustained b. hon
Winter bot tring ,ni hr Oorn entirely repaired
that they may to IL wt Cllidelt e1lecitton ~
obtaining tsa quiet comfort for which the oabhsnuet
noted We snail continue 10 hot- q, tho usual rats Of
81 {; per day. JOHN PAiIlN.
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LINGUISTIC BOOKS'-NEW, PERFECT
II ~ UNIQUE AND ONLY RELIABLE EDIfIoNSi
~nh yeTy iiDe seel ,l.t.s.
| DRYDESS TALES AND FABLES most charming
little pocket companion. 90 csnts $3.50 .,,,,.,o,,,
/ THE KISSES OF SELUNUuS AND BONNEfONS,
with Epithalauium IN fall O. ceHts.
OVIGS ART OF LOVE. HISTORY OF LOVE, ART
| OF BEAUTY. COURT OF LOVE. and REMEDY OF
LOVE, COMPLETE AND ENTIRE. 90 cents. Sent by
mail carefully scaled from impairment cu sity receipt
Of pice and per cent for possgs Csution-Bews
Of sending money for my pubcs parties you may no
be able L trace from .e ad1ress ,hey give.
G. BLANCHARD, Publisher, No 30 Ann-st, N T.
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n ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR


COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-Prce so, 900
~ For sale, one Il tbs most delightful COUNTRY
SEATSin The vicinity of Nowy DIRK 10 4. located al Sum-
N-wJ-rsoy about ~ miles from Newlork via the Nor
and Essex Railroad. The dwehils which Is located on
emnspcc and 1nding OF the finest aud most ex
IN this romantic section Of country is built Ia
the slbst aniial and filed 10 with bcs 10
fee -qu,-, vita fee: wings cootsins Il sPstment. e'c-
siye the usual panres a1d The first floor IL
a.coed IN lAes, sys. and the entire house flushed
with every to comfort ard convenience hiss water on
every foof furnace range &c Tho dwu i situated In
plot OF Ten arraa laid ont with well Shaded and planted
with tho usual varieties OF fruit trees and shrubbey. The
oubuiins,. which ample Ia perfect order ready
for Immediate occupancy Adjoining additional plot OF
land, which will be sold with tho homestead II desired
Pce $500 One bali remain bond aud mortgage
tue entire properly would be exch.n ed for 'teiass
city residence. GEORGE hANLEY Co.,
No. Is Wiihsmtt
IL u. a
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q ~ PAYS BOARD and TUITION four
- tern weeks u HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE.
CIaycrnk Columbia County N.w.fok. sse.rior rro,e..
and Assistants Ia charge u each VI thu ioiowlos De
nent.: Euslsh Normal Classical, F.rnch Ma.ica Paint.
Term opens ApII H. tou.sesn Teaeher. Wn,s iof
i"su-. Rev nLOSLO FLAG h, A. NJ, PGiocipai
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Nem Fluctuations.
;17uREE NEW BOOKS TOMORROW

T,1REE NEW BOOKS TO-MoRko"
CARLETON
..u,,.ye ready and publish tomorrow;
,..,..u. hoos. entitled wANDERINGs
Mrs RxITTY Story Of Thee Loves, ,; of The
.ox work at viii iue.sby attract i" ySaIame' with
tesi cloth. b0uod pee w. VI P'P''
covers, 10 een'" H.
,oO.. entitled CHINA AND THE CHINESE, ny
NE Consul at Shanshse, Mr. w l., u nu ,,ai Ona
GU sns and vlnabe on county not often
vol, Goth, boaHd p''Se Pi
,eo,rNp THE PYRAMIDS, sketehy book Of travel rave
,hnnsb the Holy Lend aod portions OF En,SPe' "
hooa Wsrd ole vol, cloth. bound, pnoe 81 ~
These books are sold by oil booksellers, and will bs
Nv mai fve, on receipt of pnce, by
=" CARLETON, Publisher Now.York.
No As Broadway. corner Lisper .ard-s,.
0RPUEUS C. KERR'S SECOND BOOK
Another Edition just ready.
KERR rApERs-sacoNp SERIES.
One Of he great successes OF this season.
Selling ~ the ,hou,aua aha with no apparent dimnutisa
demand
BOOKSELLERS .verywhers ordering IL In quantities, sayin
at one OF the bcs, books they ever had to SELL
KERR PAPERS-sacoND SERIES.
One Of the mos, laushabs hooks published
EVERYBODY bsyas reading d laughing the irrres
t,biy funny military criticisms.
KERR pApERS-sEcoND SERIES.
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=. Sold BY all Booksellers aad sent by mail Free on re
's'P' VI f'''~ CARLETON Publisher,
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Il CHANCE Tor susI Farm, C0Islstux OF Ofist MIL
NH tld saw MIL two dseinss good barn 10 ale,
o.nd hns yosns orch.'d. plenty othss hui never
fuInt stream stone d.u ~ m~. fom hr~ NoE eiJ neat
New Haven Railroad now doing large oasinsss Addfst.
Dox No ~ If!buAo OLer.
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FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE
IA EXPOSED! FALLAClES UNMASKED.
sHlGHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTH SEXES, Married or
eiDge IN Health Disease Dr. LANNON'S Paris, Lon
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l75h edition. 40 pages. nearly 100 hsue iu.'ratons
upon Mental aud Nervous DeDy, Urinary DepO las lnvol
nntsy Loss OF lmpoeuoy, Affections of the Biaddr
and Kidneys GensoU riuay Diseases and their Conse,
queces Anatomy Of the Sexual Organs Of the male aud
female Lates Rese-c IN Physiology European Hospital
Practice; Qusck their recipes aud specifics Authors
Paris aud London Treatment &C Mailed free for
81 closely sealed All who would avoid unsuccessful and
ksTbIOus Treatment with Mercury CopsbA Injections eau
Relations QuGck Specifics Antidotes IhsiIamests &C.
sloud purchase this original work Of r. WARNER. No,
V.sey-s: s rOUSEY, 40. i2I Nssssust consult the
DOCTOR. No. 647 Broadway Cup sairs), New-f0Ik hom
O.. IL TO 6 p ID daily.
1--WE with other papers IN recommending Or Lar
mont and his Etats Unis Dispatch
stast. ZeitGpg Atlas. Ne1icu Hesie~, &C.
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ZINE MILL PROPERTY for SALE or tx

to t.,m.. To m. o. e-.y; Apply to o. LIGhT
o.. NsW'Yoh.
ZINE MILL PROPERTY for SALE or EX-
L CHANGE fofa ,usl Farm. co..l.tiax OF 0iist Mil.
,rs NH tld saw MIL dseiu-s rood barn. 10 a.
e'nd sns Josns orchard plenty o'a.s hI on sns'et.
fnf stream stone d.m ~ m~. om New No.E ciy near
Sew.hIvch Railroad nov doing large 0asinoas Addfs"
Boz No Ia. Tribune Olise.
EOR saba first-class 3-story high-bascmcut
l. bfowa..,ons font DwELLisG. No l2s wo', i9'h-',
Hou.s o sI lot sbIiJi eoutans every modern improve
meat Apply E! No 70 we.s ,l''-'t
I'ARMING LAND tor SALE.-I,a OO acres Of
j good FARMING LAND in kSu,sise Coan.y. Illinois.
tho linoi' D.ntra Hal o-d 20 miles south Of CLeaso.
nd most aour.Llns ,o~ns N n, STATE Also go
reat,c, County seat Of Li'nS'on S9,n,y r ,,,ru
Apply TO uthRlI II; SMITH; ~
JsJ',. Geneva y Y.
EOR sALE.-A Valuable FARM, 100 Acres,
mostly Improved Land pleasantly sin,tei los the malta
road with -a,srI hno Building siss' two inlbesFios
os,rd. aos nv and '.1s,"i a.. I' and ,srr5gs s s
House kc "a hour. from tho cy, and within ons aie Of
lie Depot Aslrs.' Boz No. ~ Mo'n'owo. N. }.
L'OR SALE CllEAP.-A 25.story and extern
4 .ion Cottage House. with wner gas, &c, within two
.si che. q Sy a. II Az. sr%Fi Ria
lyn Ins Co.. No. IL wal'',-
EOR sALE-A Plot of GROUND, lOOxlOO.l
sot on The $. Saa LOG frot . in. W. Of Ay A
II beautiful ate for building ON tue stes Hads aid near
tho EA.t liver For PARTICULAR, sP9y at. NO IL EAss SJtht
q No 10 Peek-sIlp.
NOR SALE--No. 2i9 West I9th.st.. 2-stOry
high bssenien, COTTAGE he's water, &c. Lot esslo1.
rloe so. Al,o No. l6i ,cths'. ssory and hish
b. rmont and cellar "a, watoTi lf1OO Price -i,sOJ
JOSEPH q. HANSON No. 1884, Bi.ect.rs,-
EOR SALE-Tho DWELLlNG-IIOUSE No.
4 ia East JiJ-.i
KoBr. bKoWN, No lo2 broadway, cor Johu-s..
GOSHEN FARM FOR SAIE-96 Acres, Il
lev ninnis. wsA lfou de-. - Goshen Ofsus- Co
. fs and fvr,l he
Dairy business G. n. OLIVER. No. : Be-kman-st.
HOUSE FOR SALE-No. % West Twelfth
D st.-Brown Stone front, Err.h basement, subs'su.
tiay butt and highly finished win All modern improve.
m.uts. Apply g. &. PARTRIDGE, No. 2.O Peal 81.
TO HEST-FIRST FLOOR and BASEMENT. q by 100
fest-No 1886 West fhiuysoy-nth It,. suitable for pack
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| L'OR SALE-A frst-clnss 3-story high-bascmcut
Il bfowa.,ons font DWELLING. No. lg6 We,t ilth.st
Houss 2sI lot, sJ6IiOO, contains every modern improve
meat Apply e. No. - Ne.s tis,'t
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The Company will pay %s,oV0 reward for return Of 10
,boy- ,.,ures OF a proportional Of such reward I'd
the recovery OF q sat Of .IcI secYlite
Ths Company Will slso pay reward OF 5000 Tor such n
proof insac the apprehension and
yictioa he peT.ous .~Vs -"ih-.- -.
commtted.-U4t~a Newly ORR fefci 1853
the ADAMS & Al REsS COMPANY,
No. 81 Brosdwsy. kew-Ysrk
By WILLIAM Is DlSSMOkE, Pre.ideat
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Dailfs.

A FIRsT-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC PRIN-
IA Ten. to whom tish ,asly and ,teady .mpl2ymen,
wiz be- Won i WANTED ia J. BRILRS PEDrO-
GRAPH, GALLEaY, 80. 20. Cn4tbam-,qusre. sSlse.
los spply without he 6f,tBaIned condition
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I ESSONS on the PlANO-FORTE at Sl2 per
i 4 on,r-r by a eomp.teot LADY TEACHER under tho
Of inert Professor, at No ID West Iohst
third door from GToaaway
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IRVING INSTITUTE, TaTyIown, n. y
Tho Flryhrst Seni-A Sc'sOn will commence May
J. For Circular. address the Principal ID. B. ROWE A. NJ
TNSTRUCrION.-Yo Gentlemen who are
backward in their Sudies win end good opportunity i2'
Learning ENGLISH FRENCH. GERMAN. aud SIP Ms !,
ARlrHMETiC, MATHEMATICS, ssd BoOKkEEriNo
Professor PUrrERS lu,ttnt, No. 6j East Broadway
Day and Evening Glasses Term, moderate