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New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
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NAM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st
w -srRAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTURE
ERS. .
VOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
LOUTREL, No. IS Maiensne StauoRers Putogs aud Manu-
facturers Of Patent Spring Back Account Books
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WEsTcHrsTER COUNTY-OLOFF PARK.

NISIGHESIER COUNI1-OisDff ram
Few persons are aware that great estate OF 90 acres
vltlu half mile Of NewYOTk, In the most Deautuul
and valuable part OF Westchester county, has renamed
n the hands Of one family since the old Dutch times
the property Of which speak was nrst acquired from
ne Indians by the Van COrtlaudt family IN 1901, lthe
0nnGer Of the family having come % NeWADhi ieF0aln
tie service Of the Dutch West India Company, IN 1851
The property then acquired for two fatbOns Of duns
nd pound two stngs and siXpence, current money
NNcw.lork." has now become an immense lubeHtahcG
Bu Notwithstanding It's enormous value, mas Deen Jea
nlsy retained by Tie family. Recently however, they
ayeconseued 20 part With the most desirable ana yalua
e portion OF their estate that lying nearest the city OF
eW1ork, on the high ground just north OF Jerome PARK
ose 20 CeutaaYe. This tract has been IAN Out httet
Ne manner OF Iewellyn Park, In broad avenues VINE
lg l conformity with the nature OF the ground large
!Cruon Is covered with a magnificent grown on Old
IJfes trees never-fang brook running through the
property gives facilities for trout ponds ana other acces
sores Of gentee residence This beautiful and roman
&c Ot has been named OOf Park afteF the forhder OF
tle van COrtlandt family, OlOh Stevenson Van COft
tlhoL The property has been laid 0ut In plots varying
"a sts from 10 3S city lots, thus giving al an OppOfu
b 10 invest property which has been locked up for
0years ana which IA likely 10. than double In
Is soon as the purchasers commence their improve
lehls The sale Of this property which comprises be-
ecn Loo and 800 city lots, VIII soon take place, and
os ar 70 be Of the largest and most important OF
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

WAILLACKS ,,n ,,.rno r,,, ,cv
REVIVAL or THB RAyELSl
Tllb SUMMER STARSil
A NEW DELIGHT 10
EVERY EVENING, AND SATURDAY MATISEB st2
the celebrated
LAURI FAMILY
Of
PANTOMIMISTs.
Eill appsar 10 the Grand Spectacular Pantomme Of
MOTHER HUBBARD
OR HARLEQUIN,
LITTLE BOPEEP AND LITTLE BOY BLUEl
- This Piece ID produced with
HANDSOME SCENERY,
GORGEOUS COSTUMES
ELABORATE APPOINTMENTS
HRW MUSIC. NOVEL DANCES,
UNUSUALLY POWERFUL CAST OF CHARACTERS,
Introducing
LARGE AND SPLENDID BALLET.
Bndirg With
GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1869
Sutton Sails of RtaI 6statt.
A. J. BLKEcKER, Auetioneer
1GANT COUNTRY SEAT at BATH, u. i.

A. J. BLEEcKER Auctioueer.
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT at BATH, l.. /.
H a. J. BLEECKER son L Co.,
WI sell at ancon At No III Broadway, FRIDAY June 49, 1852 at
u "c.ock the following desirable country Bath L. l.:
BATH LA nice comfortable tsoo frame house, fd In with
brick Tn roof HST34 piaEzi
closets Kitchen with dumb wnrr good
au penid sell Situated within 80 feet the beach With the safest
and most de rahs bathing The the
lover bay Fort Hamilton Staten Bd & and surrounded BY fue
Old shade The grounds Of rs
@ are y laid out and contain about 30 fruit trees the best
descriptions curraEts googeberes strawb &C.
abundance Situated Prankuave walk from
Bath Hotel and railroad station and within mile Hamilton
Accessible By running half
the Bay Ridge euy boat from Wast uuong hourly, distance
hOUE steamboat dock within Eve Of and
steamboat expected to regularly the city. Tie
ey hankd he east BY Mr. Barney Hamss county aud
the west by Mr.. Carl L. RecknaEePA
Also opposite to the above property the north side Of Pnkln
about 25
choice fruit trees aud good barn 4O4 having four borses
three carriages and ample hay lon
Location unsurpassed for health Distance from Greenwood
miles, from Prospect miles
Prospect Park Pair Grounds miles
Maps at The Office Of the aneonesr No n Ceds. NeNYOfk
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Smnsmuts.

Umpire RINK REPRIGERAT0R.--Adm
~ IS 81 DoB fail to and see m
WATSON BROTHERS Do the terrific somesus from bana 20 hand
in maI Also GEORGIA MNSTRELS songs dances and bues
ques, ever uigbk Go ard see them
A NJ Z. ZION CHURCH, Wlldy-st, Tarry-
n town, " viii hoda FAIR IN the lecture ROOFS Of et
Church. commencing TUESDAY @ aud eonaubg during s
Donations tbankfally received at the Parsonage
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NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
Mth .Sns.r StaI 6stats for saIs.

W0ODSIDE, n. J.-FOr SALE, two French
w HOUSES soBsnng Psrlor Dining Room Library
Kitchen Bedrooms and foor;
Finished Rooms IN the e Hot aud Cold Water Range and
Heater; Lot 7SI2O; $1,000 terms MORRISON BRIGGS
Woodsds or MORRISON HALL, No l69 Broadway. n. Y.
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Cuuniru Zeal 6statt for salt.

A FREE EXCURSION to SING SING and
N RETURN 90 steamer Antelope, 20 al boy
The BEAUTIFUL PLoTS OF CLARKE ESTATE to be sod
the premises MALLORY BLACKWELL THURSDAY JUNK IA.
Tickets and maps Office Of Auconeers. No IS LberysL
A BEAUTIFUL FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY
N RESIDENCE the east bank Of the Hudson bargain; e
handsomely painted decorated
modern convepsuees spacious piatIs and delightful ver view
stone house. eeRb and
extensive flower grounds lawns walks fruit forest
sbubs VARIETY OF fruit from
The eitv Address OWNER Box No. III, Tribune Once.
A BARGAIN.-A large BUILDING, suitable
IA for Hotel Seminary thriving place Of eoo nbAbAu
advance ocaon healthy
climate; 3hours from Hew.York. Address
- D. HOLBRooK Port Jervis n Y
E0R SALE-Five minutes from Depot, New
Haven Railroad COTTAGE stable gardeners lodge acres
sp0dd f1e shade view Of sonbd garden al complete
order Apply at No. 81 East BightseDth-st
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&mustmtnts.

%rnustm,nts
FIFy rH-AvENUE THEATER.
BEN EDckShss Manager & c6IoSSE.. Dsso
L LAST WEEK
THB TWO QUEENS o. OPERA B0UFFE '''''
EvESY TRSI GyESIso IGiaIS
ofFESBAcHpss psgy4Is gMy4AIssTERwoRK,
La PBRICHoLE
pIohaiLLo '' THEsrRERT SINGER
IRMA, QUEEN OF SONG IHMA.
IRMA and DBsCLAtZAs.
FAMOUS AoRfAEcaI at fsfn s5iiIIisii BALLET TROUPE
oRIaIs%G RIG EiiI''G clScAN. Moan
GRAND BALLET ADVERTISEMENT
Seats days schnsFs No. IOl Broadway
and at The BoIohce Of Tue IheaieI.
EIFTH AVENUE TIEATER
ssSES s,,S FIsS W TX doYSE
| Business Manager Nj H. MoGLBSES
comKScGSd HpHS noSpSY. jsao al, 1869
THE COMPANY
''HPs;ii PskIw3SsP f5i9s5P'I rifITER h.gTi,6 from
Miss LIZZIE PRICE,
from the Arch Street Theater Philadelphia
, ou.p SeI K6pp 5 %gPsaTane. IN ms Prsra c,t o Orchestra
The Ss pns S With The Poses D@ oied on
the exquisite poem By Alfred Tenny'on' ESQ., eotidsd
| DORA
Allan, whose will is aS...Mr Frederic Robinson
William Allan. his Mr. ~ T. Day
Bloomfield, .Mr e. H. FandenhuH
Jem Blunt, Farmer ALIAS o. A. Dnsnore
Nary Mary Morrison as5Ts5 Aa Kite blanchard
Wulie William Alan's child . --
A HARVEST CHORUS. composed by Mr. CHARLES kOPPlTZ
| will be 10 the Third Act
performance will conclude With the Barlesque entitled
THE LATEST EDITION OF BLACK-EYED
| SUSAN;
| THE LTTTLB BILL THAT WAS TAKEN UP.
William the Bil OF tue Miss hiAe Blanchard
Hatche, Deal smuggeF., MI H. r. Day
R2ker, Ideal hr A. D. Billings
Gnathn waiter. Mr. o. A. DinsmOIo
Lord High Admiral Boun hr d. j. hagulnn
Admiral Greg Of the Bne'........'...ME ME j. b. Bradford
Admiral Paul OF the eBack.,.,.............ML g. T. Ulmer
10. .
Dame HAey tbs 6rst In this ctV Mt H. JOsephs
Sailors Marines. and their SEeeheart-
Seats ready this (hursa Box Office otEe Theater;
Al Schme No 7Ol Brodsayi and the Ticket Once No. lie
| Broadway
Doors open at Il; begins s!a
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FARMERS LOOK AT THIS

DLACE for SALE-The finest view in FAIR
sed County Dsren north Of Darsn depot
hour and 40 minutes EewYok City by Newayen Rsoao
~ with convenient proportions meadow she psare
and woodlands abundant water and choice fruit aud shade good
dwelling carriage house order; unob
ueed Long Island and the northern shore Of Long
Island extending from Sands Point Long Island Strstoi Point on
Connecticut shore distance Of 20 miles, and overlooking The
towns Of Greenwich Stanford NrNak Wespon aud Daren while
portions Of HewCanASn Wilton Rng Eson aud Fairfield are
plainly visible The church spre Greenfield HILL IN the ToSu FAR
point Must be be appreciated Ap
LEWIS r. BEERS Attorney asw, Sonth Eorwsk Conn., by
letter person Those wishing purchase who will ea on Thurs
day will be provided With 70 y and
view the property. Terms easy
pED RIVER PLANTATION for SALE
III Known the Red Chute Plantation eight miles above SAve-
bgh culTston will Yield Of 1000 bushels and
asug RCv-Oeans miding fencing Clubhouse
dwelling and cabins ali good repair occupied by the te1ui
reemenl and the THIS place offered for FbO
hss sold Tor l35O0 which s intrinsic value The eutre
tie Red River lands be cleared expense OF
Statistics that there larger raised 10
country other Of the solh FOR i
tber particulars call address RODDf BELL Co. No %
Beaver-st, NeSfork
SOUTHERN lands FOR SALE.-Large and
- small PLANTATIONS Prices from IS 20 go aefe Letters
OF introduction and reduced rates Of tsyel
A p SMITH & Co. No IS LibeTty A.. Room No G.
VALUABLE PLANTATION - 200 acres,
Georgia EI SALE or EXCHANGE Price. $1,000 Improve
meu-hol machneryae worth the price asked Gro
eees coffee sugar up bacon lard bgBg viii be taken IN
change. JOHN T. BILLS, No. 20 Broadway.
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Natbinrtp.

A NDREWS's FRICTION STEAM HOlSIEkiS3, g.,
"A vhoat noise, compact vel msas a.e g NJ
dress VIM D. ANDREWS BRO, No. AZ MAetss. =. -
MARINE BOILER for SAI.E.-One new va, va
ong steam Chansy 10 fsss bis APRy to CHAS w.
Nos 81 and 66 Broadway
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s. B. JLSEs. AnctoneeE
Sale adjourned 70 June 10, at IL o'clock m
Sale adjourned 60 June 29, at u O'Clock, m.
GALE of BLAST FURNACES, IRON MINES,
- Gc-Por sale by auction, June l5 1863 O'Clock
LILIES sAPR AND IRON C0PAEYs OFFICE No l6 Pkplsee,
EsTYoi about 80 and 10 Bucks County Pennsylvania
pspg B Furnaces ma $50 iuns ol'on per gess Ass
supplying toe furnaces vp gnee iron orei large toande and s
Shop driven by power And other valuable
supplies Of l ore produce aud other eha Use
Tor caoiemg mining and manufacturing business said andA
Tor parile mrs of JAMES Treasurer Hud Agent
" Nv y PukpAss. EsE IqEk
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SurtiOn Sails Of 1ral 6statf.

REAL ESTATB BROKERS,
No 05 EAxsAu-sT., con CEpAKsr w-loRE
CITY Residences Lots Country Seats snd FAues hoagt 'oi
rented exchanged Loans negotsi Auction Sales Of Furniture &c
no FOR tSLiPl
THE NOVELTY or THE NEASON
OLDFASHIONED RHODE ISLAND CLAN BAhE
SPLENDID COLLATION., FHhE bACUhSIoN
TIIB TRIP OF THE YEAR
Take your ladies' With you WEDNESDAY MQNlHe J9nt ~ 70
Side Railroad foot Ui South Eslt, Niams
burg lump 9:t5 O'Clock and for LIP % tni
JOfSSONG MLLBRS great sale OF 80 Of the choicest VIA f9s
Of merofoS iOu stand tho shore ~ la
property and blue sh With r and reel sight ~ ~
rsgreut villas poli aui country places snFu-ug
sold will nothing else Of ih other atcn' ly
ip ~ The most ffhonhe 'cs m ne
Jielpi,v Of Sw YORK Maby Of an wealthy
This the m villa property ever offered az a
fuouu the
cent residences Shepherd Knapp aui Brish Johnson The s'e
will take rain or slime Will BE absolute 10 every pA'tA
No bids will b. usic in behalf the owner
Remember the date WEDNESDAY Jane q Remember hai Ne
tfe ARRIVAL u ilr cars pA
make mistake 10 starting would pleasure q the irp
Tale tie special Side Esod un % s5 M fom loot ol
south Erat St. Williamsburg Ncsloksrs all alloy ~ mtA
ferries F~ passes viii be isslei O. a resrtebe
persons by JOHNSoN MILLER. No 25 Nsssan.si y y
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Fonts EEara.

Among the first boals due here are the
West Wind, from Cairo; Palestine, from
pion, for st. Louis; Anna, ffom st. Louis;
Norman. from Memphis; Sam. Orr. from
Passport; Argosy, IRON New Orleans;
Grand Era, TO New Orleans.
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The patterns OF the engines oil he cree
Republic, which were bnitf atrPitts rlaa.
are reported to baVe been burGed IN Hare
I9ose.s machine-shoTs, g few
About DaIf-past eleven ocicck Fraay
Bien, Nir. Johnson, a pilot en- one az the
req kiyer bOais. WA run owe by aaar ou
canal Streef. New Orleans. betUseH af-
jured.
ST. LoUIs.-The Republican of ghufs dag
says;
Captain William III. Austin HIS fnsf
settled the Watts affair. Al 4 mnnnar
which cannot fail OF being dennita. Ha
has laid the boat up IA cahokia Bend n
winter quarters, having taken the Ines
caution 10 renDYe enough Cf thN an-
ch1nery to prevent her from being nfaIn
sioPed With. Much praise Is due nm
but admire his pluck.
MEMPHIS. The ApFeaE or the i9th
y
A feeling OF relief rs experienced among
the lower river bn1imeu. Tue Lorsnu has
arrived mt New Orleans, and a. mac
90 the wharf The ram nest falyinn
site that city, formed in ltne. and
vented her from cnHrging Into the
ping, which had fed below for protet
The Memphis papers have good d
fun at the expense OF the Lorens ar
officers, but a correspondent OF the Clndfn-
natl Commercial, ina dispatch dated Now
Orleans, Nov. 18th, closes the soans e. fof.
lows;
- see by the Memphis papers thcF e
port the LQrena pitching down tle RIVER
They say we ran Into the wharf baEt
Potat Pleasant bPOkle-hb0ut~G5e1 FortA.rE
furniture. and killed q deck hand. and tn
backing out-atsMemphis Ne tore away oar
startoaro guard and killed three horses.
am very sorry 10 say the wind baWeua ln
sideWay and broke w lenders, III hIHe1
a deck-hand by the name OF CharloFI nve.
think he Hvei at NaysVilie. Ev. al snr
kiilinE any horses or tearfne. aVtnv our
RuaFdzE6 lHempuIs- wnaEra ra
to say tre statement IS not true. We mfH
get the Memphis men some deau horsfs az
we come up, so they-ean say they saw Tire
carcasses. STEAMBOAT LoRENA
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Linninoott q BlakaWeIL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Impaired digestion.

All the organs of the body are, so to
speak, thep pensioners of the stomach. In
that living laboratory is prepared the
n-ourishment required to sustain them,
and blythe vessels and ducts connected
with the digestive apparatus that uour-
sinner IS conveyed to every part. OF the
system. Upon the quality and quantity
of this lemen OF life, and upon the man
ner in which II is distributed and appor-
toned, physical health mainly depends,
aud as the mind Invariably s~ympathfZes
with the body, the vigor or the one is abso-
luteiy necessary~to the well being OF the
other.
II Is because HOSTEPTER'S STOMACH
BtFTER5 accompanies this doubles object
that 1t enjoys reputation as a preventive
and curative neVe before attained by any
medicinal preparation. But Its direct bene-
hcial operation upon tho weak or d1sor-
dered stomach IS not its sole recommend
alton. IL is the'moSt comprehensive of all
known remedies, It tones, Strengthens,
and regulates the d~jScherging as well as
the assimllating organs; gently moving
the bowels,p promoting healthfuf evapora-
ton through the pores, roustng b fner-
liver from,tts torpor, and inducing harmo-
NOUS and natural action in the whole anil
mai machinery. This benign result is not
produced by any of the Ieacti0nary drugs
which are ufe ed so lav1shly III the old
school practice n by Paraceisus;
but by mild, safe, and-agreeabfe vegetable
agents, intermixed with q pure and mel.
low stimulant which dtfiuses their iudu-
encethrough the system and renders their
S .nitary properties active and effective
80 Dr. HEH
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R3- TO remoVe Moth Patches. Freckles,
and Tan. from the face, use Pegry's Moth
and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by DIR.
B. &. PERRY. Sold by all druggists. 70
.noY17 d3m .SpsN1 e. s4tiFa ~ a.s
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Amfcfed

IGNORANCE EXPOSED FALLACIES
m - * EDLHighly important to both
- married. and single, in health and
diseasei DR. LAENoNT's GParis, LONDON,
80 Suide. 8!st edition.. Nearly so pp.,
md IG5 engTaVings, upon Gonorrhea,G elect,
SfTfefuress syphilis, Sam4aal Weakness,
- Tfssrss = issl BHiE8ts disease. &c. &c.
EIabcrafa treatment. eIla reelpes n Ger
TfGcqfzs IT cares. Erioe 81. Mailed free.
ETee for treatment So broadway new
VCrk. ID rect fetlers-Boz 81.
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Real Estate & Patent Agency.

BLYrHE HYNEs, Attorney. \
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The Times says:
Tbe barometer has fallen considerably
In the past q hours and at noon steod AZ
the lowest point in that time, which indi-|
Gates "a continuance OF the rain twelve
hOurg longer, and II 10 falls still farther,
we shall probably have rain all night.
orr advices for water from above are
very favorable. h wind Is In the right
direction, anu, together with Tire tier
mometer, which is well mp, ADDS TO Y
prospects. The MOnOngaheia, KanaWha
and Cumberland VIII bling down aaRupplys
Licking IS already running ont,
our predictions OF h past two weeks for
water on the full of the moon, this morn
ing have been realized, and Weare cOna-
dent will Sill further be in regard 70. water
10 PfttsbuT2 by next week. The weather
men AMI shippers have all been patiently
awaiting good boating stage In the river.
There IS some animation among both
parties this morning, and on the receipt OF
again be graced by our largest and finest
boats in force. .s--
LOUISVILLE. - Tie Coufter-goasnaI Of
Friday says:
The Dexter will. be regularly fnaugu-
rated IN he N1cksburg aud New Orleans
trade on Saturday hext.
A bill has passed the Tennessee LegIsla-
ture TO incorporate the Memphis and New
orleans Packet Company.
The steamboat Eva was ~inspeetedat Gin
cinnati on Wednesday. and VIII be AIKEN
Sonth for the Yazoo River trade
Cumberland River men anticipate tnat
a Substantial rise. We hope So that
there wiz he plenty of fretghts TfHen naNt-
gatIou opens.
The fDiloWlnE resclu ION YES Alppte q
by the memphis Goueei cay before yesLe'
asv- That from and after thta dare the
Whnd receipts be aet asiQe iof wharf pure
poses emf
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B~ATCHEEOR,s HAER DYE.

Thts splendid Rair.Dye is b best In the.
world; the only true. and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable. instantaneous; go dis
festhe III effects OF bad Dyes; ipvigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or GROWN. sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers and properly applied at
Batehelor's wig Factory, No. 10 Bond ST.,
New York. "a
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The usual amount or steam usfd TO la
saving with By the pOrtfhie Cfreu4a ~ 8r#
Mill Is from l25 10 l5) hounds press IRE
square inch. have reduced th4s HmutA
and require only nom 60 To Sol n1u sos NOs
square inch, al which steam iH not ctNs
Ridered an the least danGer0uH Hma 4Al
the same time, mole economical tM AHe
saving OF fuel, dc. we append tMe OHIO
ing certificate or the first M fnN Ae a4
Portable Mills, for che noting aNG iMr
pefusafOf g~acryer Hnd All Those d4e1fiuH
10 purrhasp and Folicit "a Cali nWG ware
examination. they now geAL
hand aud making AlAA Ah
wooden Wheels Wtth Woe AHtN HNA Ness
aXIes, easily drawn rom
aiv-a~ ready for operation im a few hOu
~ reo1nted on legs and WOOaen MA04s lr
Otherwtse3,
Mr. K~RATz--1Ae HotLADis
rfurnfehedme &, LcOnhihera6 a&~liaiAetlE AHl
Derfect in every respect as any maehlus
-aTer eayv. ruDs light uses so pounds ~
steam for running q double % and 20 fncH
circular saw mill iOr cOmm0n day bu
ness An average days work. COOS
1000 feet Of lumber easy, with - 1oun Z
OF steam. A. j. CALDWELL
LynnVflla Ind
Other sizes for farm and nlautat en- us
aud all Ia requiem ontg.
o l5-6m O kf w
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The Healing Pool.

rSSA Us FOR YOUNG MEN, who
- have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and a better.
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for the afflicted. Sens In sealed letter en-
veIopes: free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION Box r.,
PHIA, PA. Sep29
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The HeaIine .PnnI.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create tmpedinaents 10 MARRIAGE,
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. J. SKILLIN HQUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa,
funH Dim Ism nj
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A Curiogs Fan.

He has discovered a speedy cure for
Cat3rrh and cold in the head, and sends
the recipe free 10 all sufferers. Address
Dr. As. KENNEDY, Auburn n. Y.
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ENIr-KazT-KNIT.

AGENTS WANTED every where-tO sell
he AMERICAN KNITTING
the My practical Family Knitting Ma
chine ever invented. Price EZ5s Win knit
20.EOJ stitches per minute ddTes AMERl
CAN KNITTING MACHINE CO, Boston,
Mass, or ST. Louis, Mo. .
DUsINEsS CHANCE.-Wahted. a man
in each town aud city TO manufacture
aud sell Weather Strips and Rubber
Mouldlngs. Patent run out, free to dU. From
$40 TO SGD worth needed upon every build
ing, from 800 to $40 per cent. profit. Send
your address upon stamped envelope. for
full particulars and price st of Materials,
ready to be put together, to REA BRAD
STREET. Box %. Boston. Mass.
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New Aaxertsseaagass.
8 8 8 q s

10 THE WORKING CL ASS We are
now prepared to furnish al classes with
constant employment at home the whole
of the time or for the spEEe moments.
Business new. light, and prUdtable. Per-
sons Of either sex easily earn from soc. to
= per evening, aud a proportional sum oy
devoting their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly as much es
men. That all who see this notice nay
send their address, and test the bust1ess,
we make this unparalleled offer: To such
as are not well satisfied, we viii send 81 to
pay for the trouble of writing. Full parti-
cularS, a valuable sample, which viii do
to work IN. and q copy of the
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-22
Real ESTATE
COMMISSIONER Galanf Raal Rsf.

Commissioners Galanf Real Estate.
RTOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, Lhat
AZ the undersigned ComTmissioner. nBs'
pointed by the Court. OF Cpmfuon Pies On
NanderDuIgh County, State OF indiana hr
virtue Of an order or said Court maze GO
its September term, 1859, will sell a. nuhlfr
auction, at The door Or the conft-houen =
the city OF EvansvilIe,-in said COUNT. en-
SATURDAY, DEQEMBER 11TH. 49,
~" At 2 O'clock P.N.
The following real eatate in said souutq.
TO wit:
Lot numbers SIX g), in subdivision tcf lot
number one hundred and nine {l69j, M tha
Original Plan OF the city Of EvansvnIa E. Fl
by % feet, GU second, between Main and
sycamore Streets and has upon 10 frauG
house.
also, lot number twenty.fhres t2sf fu
the Original Plan OF the city or EvanarfIe-
70 by I50. feet, on Water street, bettsasH
Vine and Division Streets, and has up0r 81
alarge hotel building, known as the