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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-08
Hoohand's German Bitters,
AND
u.nnE1Ann,s GERMAN TONIC.

Thirty-tive years since they we've first in
trOuuced Into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures. and benefited suffer-
Ing humanity TO greater extent, than any
These remedies will edectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
Disease of the Kid lneys, and all Disea-
ses arising from Disordered Liver,
Stomach or IntesN tines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-08

There is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies in such cases. a tone and Vigor Is
impaired TO the whole system; the appetite Is
digests properly, the blood ls purified, the
com plexIOn becomes sound and healthy,
bloom Is given TO the cheeks and the weak
aud nervous invalid becomes RstrOng and
healthy being,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
RESTAURANT BREAKERS.-We elm from

RESTAURANT BREAKERs.-We clip from
Eastern exchanges the following, which we can
rate IN grammatical Degrees" thus:
Positire-The Douglas Mass. Herald has
story OF a man who attended lcvee in that
town recently, and disposed of seventeen cups
OF coffee, three pies. bowl of oysters and two
quarts OF cider, besides various delicacies.
Comparative "A well-known citizen of Kan
sas City entered restaurant at that place, a
lew days since, and sitting down at table,
squared himself for work Before he left he
disposed OF the following: Two dozen oysters,
Tried; two plates of stewed oysters; FIVE cups
OF coffee; two boxes of sardines; beefsteak,
and some other trihes.
Snpridtire.-The " champion eater of the
United States is named Joshua Plumb A few
days ago he entered a restaurant in Hudson
street, New York. and offered to eat all that
any one would pay for. The challenge having
been accepted he disposed of the following ar
tices: Ten pieces OF apple pie, six corn cakes,
quarter OF a pound of crackers, six cups Of
peanuts, thirty picked clans, four lemons, an
ounce OF candy and two bowls of clam soup
He then drank SIX tumblrrs OF water, and offer
ed to eat hundred raw oysters. No one doubt
cd his ability to ace omphsh the feat, but no one
was willing to pay for the oysters, and so he
went oil grumbllng that he wasn't half full
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

NARROWING SCENE The Dayton (Ohio)
Ledger relates the history of poor girl, the
victim of seduction, who was discovered the
other day i'll bagnio, by her father. On en-.
tering the house, it says, I" he was ushered into
room, and in the presence of his daughter,
when they Immediately recognized each other
The unfortunate girl uttered shrek, and ex-
claiming, My God my father! fell faintng
to the floor. The old man, while tears coursed
down his furrowed cheeks, picked her up in
his arms, bore her to his carriage and started
for the depot. He left here ON the first train,
accompanied by his daughter, for his home in
Indiana, where, it is to be hoped the story of
her shame will not follow"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
MORE KETRENCHMENT.-We clip the fol-
owing from late Eastern exchange:

A'ANAI AeEiNENCHMENI.-W CID the fol-
lowing from late Eastern exchange:
1t is stated that Mrs Grant has declared
tnat she VIII never occupy the White House.
She says she Is unwilling to exchange her own
comfortable home for the uncomfortable and
poorly arranged apartments at the Executive
Mansion, although she would be willing to an.
pear there on State occasions and do the hon.
ors of the establishment.
And the following we copy from the reported
proceedings in Congress just before the adj.
Journmrnt of both Houses for the holidays:
The bill introduced in the Senate bv Mr.
Morton, provides fer the purchase of above
thlrty acres of land on Meridian Hill. near
washington, as a site for the Executive Man.
Sl"n' and appropriating $4,000 for such
purpose.
Now, increase the salary of President Grant
from $4,000 to 100000 per alnum. as leading
Radicals suggest, and we have double edged
patternrght in the Presidential Mansion, of
the real meaning of Radical retrenchment
\ few years of such rrtrtnchment Will hone
lessly bankrupt the nation
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

NEED RECONsTRUCTING.-A Boston paper
says: The murder of Mrs. Hill, in Philadelphia;
OF Warren George. in Maine the Kingston,
Worcester and Charleston tragedies in Massa-
chusetts; the death of kiton, at Canaan, New
Hampshire, and some dozen other similar
crimes, perpetrated within few weeks at the
North outstrip "tlcnses in other portions of
the country which have excited 50 much atten.
ton lately
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

SERVED HIM RIGuT-One of the jenkins.
tohdylng class OF newspaper reporters obtruded
himself at fashionable wedding party in San
franclSc" on New Years night, to which he
was not invited. and proceeded to take notes
OF the dresses Of the bride and bridesmaids.
and OF the ladies present, and of the scene,
furniture, ornanlcEtation of the rooms, &c.
bile 50 doing he was discovered by the host
and very summarIly elected He was treated
exactly right
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

WISELY REsoLvED,-A Nashville paper of
December 10Th says:
ne recent exhibition of mob and lynch law
III titles and other counties have elected the
SeFcrcst condemnation iIom the conservative
press and public throughout the state. Public
lur"tlngs have been held at yarions points. in
"hlch strong dcHunclatory resolutions have
ocrh adopted, and Il decided spirit was mani
Tested |" gl'e no countcnancr in the future 10
ANYTHING III the shape ot mob law or kuklux
operations.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

CABINET WAEE-A Washington CORES
pendent says in his letter of Dec. 10Th
The latest rumors current here III regard to
Grants Cabinet assign Senator Frssrndcn to
the State Department, David 4. Wells to the
Treasury and Mr.. WashbuTnc To the Interior
Department Mr. White of the Chicago Tri-
bupc is in this city, and is said to actively sup
port the programme.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

MUCH BABY.-A late Missouri paper says
The wife of a Mr.. Kelly, living ten miles south
OF Brookfrld. Linn county, a few days since
gave birth Ia three children 1.-TWO boys and a
glrl) weighing respectively ;, u and pounds,
Twenty-Five pounds of baby at on" tune Is
great deal. if not too much. of n good thing.
The father has survived, and the mother aud
children are said to be doing well.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

COTTON SEIZURE SUITs.-A Washington
paper says There are at least one hundred
cases before the Court Of Claims, involving in
the aggregate several millions of dollars, on ac-
count Of cotton alleged to have been illegally
seized or destroyed by United States officers.
The Treasury Department has employed coun-
sci, who are preparing to protect its interests
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

HEAVY oN 'EM-Donn PIatt. editor Of the
Mack-a-ch"rk (OhIoJ Radical organ, says Of
has party:
Pnssrssi more real rasrnlty than any or
gaulzation ever known to humanity, We are
dying OF an overdose at pr"plrty. Oar thlcv-
lSh fingers are covered with I'D gloves, and We
plumber IT," poor agrIcnturalist and rob tn"
Treasury with grace and Refinement really
brautIlul
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

COMPLIMENTARY TO MINERS-A religious
paper of San Francisco in summing up the
years record, says:
In the mining districts churches are waning
because of the floating character of the resi-
dents, and because of the open disregard OF
God that is general among miners.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

IN STAT "AslilNGroN.--The fine eaues-
Cha, y . 'l Washington. carved out of wood
qpty w., 0''Oer of Payette Valley in this
dun or 4 presented to the Territory, and by
t Week at legislature, accepted, one day
tseltaso. y" becoming ceremonies. The
d, and !. speech was made by Judge Nc
sEa a' OF acceptance by Frank Ga.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
FCSION NICrOKY-A Nashville paper Of

December 2Gth says:
In I'll" municipal election held in Chattanoo-
"a Oh Saturday, the cAtrcu.e Radicals were
badly dricatcd, and the mixed ticket. repre-
scntIng Democrats and Republicans openly
committed Ia rebel cntranchi>rmcnt. was sue
crsstul. There were four Democrats elected
10 municipal Offices.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

e. ROXY negligence Of the imposer
:r-. ia .'a'!y attached to the Masonic and odd
|Grp we're rot changed a. per Instructions.
h , D''a'nd'on Rad II. l.. Andrews. ana for
a1e,t Do,, 1T" James Judge and the error
i:NRsac Ihey VIII appear right in the
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

he a,o. a few inches Of snow have fallen
4beso,a 94'e' since the heavy snow.fall of the
IF tvo g.. mere is now IA average depth about
n 'ee' 1t is from three to five feet in Tho
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
C;tv and County.

City ana county.
n,>r MISUNDERSTANDING the week Mike
WILL rrs Finsgan and two or three others have
D'ap d letters from friends who are at White Pine
''Snss WV that new region is spoken of in generally
j Wui'N ,s All agree that it is exceedingly rich
s0N's oros but this is not good time of year to
u S' 49,. reoion: nor is it very favorable time
s'' io' Cor the weather is intensely cold the cab
"T ..rr noorly built and afford slim protection
~ mo ;ncIement atmosphere, tre-wood is $40
$AD, much sickness prevails, medical attention
,.,v nurses for the sick are not easily OBJ
S''! Nor consequence, deaths are becoming
A. ...nt Lumber is hauled from Virginia City or
n %T.ta from 800 to 400 miles, and sells for $500
y" o.o taet One writer says he expects to see
suffering this winter, as provisions are scarce
a,ss supplies cannot come in before Spring
u" another saws there are nearly 5000 people
.,1 .he crowd rush in on an average of about
,n,3,a3 day. Some wiN 90 from here. we feel
enc n view II the very prosperous season 10
s D ~sr and all through this Basin, with the com
aS NV, NJ Spring Of mining and general bust
iilIy b neve the majority OF all who re-
a' " rDrt in These mines will DO far better than
NAN , ra;nri-v Of those who rush away 10 White
s VIZ Remember past eXcitements, good folks.
orp + NCDERMOrr. Many OF our read
Nj, P F McDermott, young and very
-,.r,rbv man. who was in the employ Of Wood
s.r,3s-s. Noble ( Co., on their extensive claims
..,,, FIX creek. and who left here few weeks ago
ava, .rra,ss California i'll Quest Of health
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

as a. co soiree will come off on Friday
~ lemplar Hall. Tickets, 50 so.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

4 cs,n, - ~ NJ Chapman has sen to us a bot.
10Th California port wine. a sample Of a
MOP x;,, received, and We think il n very
CHE, !; 4 certainly has a fine flavor and all
fne. 1''liig characteristics Of pure, good
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
Terms of Tuition. sIa for II Less.
Sherifr'S Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is.
sued out OF the District Court. in and for Boise
county. r.. upon Judgment rendered in said coRrt
wherein Edwin Powell Is plaintiff and John c. Lind
ley Is defendant, for the of Three Hundred and
Seventeen dollars and Five cents Judgment and costs
Of suit duly tested the Sixth day of January, 1869
have seized and taken in execution the folio ing de-
scribcd property. owit: All the right title claim
and interest of John c. Lindley to creek mining
claims. commencing at the foot of Commercial street.
south side in Elk creek. and running UP said creek
six hundred feet and extending from ba nix to bank
also the right OF GO inches of water and ditch right
to carry the same commencing a little above Thomas
Foycs dwelling house. and carrying water to work
said claims. Public notice is hereby given that on
The @sth day OF January, 1869,
At II o'clock NJ, will SELL Mt the court house door
N Idaho CITY, at Public Auction, for cash the above
described property to The highest bidder to satisfy
said execution and all accruing costs.
+. b. BRrrrEN, Sheriff.
Idaho city January s. 1s69-w3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

1a,, -, D'ATH.-As We we're going to press a
ir7 800 Is that on Tuesday morning. Mr.
.., 'eAknown citizen # Pioneer civ and A..
,asr . '"''f name We could not ascertain. were
II sad sunny ,1'n While on their way between Pioneer
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

rs he,o., "fea'h"nse is running slcighs as
;asiads. VIII permit, and good wagons over the
II L4gi.I,.. 'N'e between this and Boise cities.
nhtb - VIII close the end Of this week, and
ose to pa to make the trip thther for any who
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
DANCING SCHOOLS.
mn EMRN NELT0N. CHEiTll 4 BOLTON 81
AVA VIII open "a
DANCING SCHOOL

For the instruction Of Ladies and Gentlemen
At COOP TEMrLAE HALL. Wednesday Eve'c Dec so
School open Wednesday and Thursday evenings
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
Soirccs Given Once n Week.

practclng School free Of charge will be taught on
the afternoon Of Thursdays, for ! aides only.
Private Lessons given application the Teachers
Terms of Tuition. SI2 for IL Lessons.
SOIRFE TIGHTS 50 80.
Music viii be furnished for Balls and Parties on
application 10 either member of the firm.-tfa
We also have Schools in Granite Creek and Placer
vile Idaho CITY, Dec % lS6Sm3
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
SING SING.

t5 place Of about 10 aees nearly covered With young iFnit
trees about 400 mostly standard pears Just bearing situated
near the Hudson River, ig sl.eld view Of tie
river about miles from the depot The house il arst
class; fnshsi IN the best auosr With expensive marble man
teI spring waer bot add e' hrous o4 and ell the
ssssSry modern Improvements; large carriage both
nearly new; also eoaehuaus gardeners house l. is es
the budSg could not be placed for lsss than
f23V
Or would be exchanged for uHE-Gs sbsred city property
iO3 R,e Of lard With large bek house Of % rooms suited
either for gentemass residence steass boarding house
is6 An elegant Country About Acres o. 6le iald,
beautifully located very csHHaadiSs ridge Wtah2
niles Depot With EXTENDED views o. toe Hnison aoi the
surrounding couatry Fine lawn planted ah over 100 ever
greens besides great variety of dsclu'us and onaast
trees aud GowerBg shrubs heraeous pT roeb7shes &C.
The fruit consists Of the ye-y best varieties Of dwarf AID
standard apples aud pears peacle I1Hs cherries back5cr.
riss asp5ere goosebees strawberries eurfants, &C. The
roads and walks 6G re most thorough manner and
covered with iiod Of gravel used the Central Park
The buildings al new built ia GC+ House hes l6 rooms
with an abundance Of closets bay Windows large incosd
porch piazza Hot and cod water bah range end furnace
house stable &C. IN building 26x54 with rooms
Sr eoaehman and gardener The whole property So psct
order sud immediate possession be given Photos srpHs
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
W. ~ Linus A1rit'ac'r.
by WYCKOFF 4 LITTLE.
on TUESDAY. MlTh Ij 1879
NaIeHHlr4. AI. Do tulTtst,


st of.'s @. m.
We rrrs W lour ~ o. sreongo 'n tg'lek bn'in - men
stop al Improvement 25 h eIea'Ou 1870; street paved With
Noir tiisI5S.sT o'co.tl 3,,r br,s ba.,rs-i and
su1eer h I'D mcd-u lIroreuc sever eolaee'o1 ss b'es
81 10. tive. without ar reserve.
HALST-Beusa Greene rsd Gie-ays, 'l!e 'tou; e,rr
,- book (ale ~ ml % cgaut JstoJ -Hd sei eE 1oFlstans
ca i0S.AyE-tAt9 Jce YES, ,de 3, feet south q Ga'
2tst j.. Ia. with al tac mode Tn imi .iueg.E
MI.4LLANE-tN4le d. . i. suth i- f'fOs ret esst ~
Ya,c,s,e Lol.,s tori sad ba'c e Bite End cellar fan'
dus.ss 1hs 'sfr o' able prPsfY a. an h'ef'AeLt
Also, q t.It 1ui place.
80 O'Clock
g3Ite,r o Congress aud Hepp, Two Itdng Iot' Win
Wp, m tii, pros ready at No l5 SHsust. Brookr
AM No. q ''''''' Ga flitPSDM. March II, Irey.
A. fLe Erbsrr@ slttuor ~ Brll.Fav eVIork fot the a
count Of whom Isay cole'rg.
CLASsO~AyR nor..wtt cOU. Oi LEFFEEIStI one OF The
most I.si.aIlc corners u Che Cy.
CLAssON.A Ati.--I.rrc los adorirg ths above 80
nEOOs LTNANE H. IoTe.sI corner Of fe1dd
TviriY -Fo1r Lots south side, l51 feet cas-. oi GLOVE
HYo0ErI4 4ACR-Tour Lots the ror,h ss ia Of tls
'''" Aro ~ The sane tine ard plsc-.
T-4 lot On s Of CLiSlONsf Brookyn being the 81
tire f-oIi between .li .nl c-utrcst.
iau a.. f.ne time anl p'ce, . 80
FRAyKLISly DrrIb rrsuc' the "e't side ot Frail
lia.aye one naltr.I flt Hori o. ail}etcayc,
Asoa a time AID place,
DESIRABLE PriIONAyE PROPEdY .oaih ss. between
Abl, apd Troyrs Nos 2olp. zoe. 2oA 2olG, ali 4Jio
Also at the stme tine ant pisc" - -~ . .
TvRENPrORY and JSiIINB sar 10 close ~ ENTAIh hfm
ofI5I ltRIS Will all buugs add Improvements near JEls'
M le Gs9 e e' o5 Ri sS' % ~ @-I , 's1 81 lP 70 We
Also Al the same tmo ard place -
COTTAGE All BASr NBNYOEK. AND LOTS
POSITIVE aud PEUEMPToA sALE-iWotoY Zones iGo 'ot'
2srco rft to vest SIDE Of WLaw'a'e 81 fees tom ATLANTIC
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
PEEkSKIIL.

as Tvetytzo and half Acres ruder good euiiyaton acres
isid out sih ornamental ard fruit acre wood acres
pesr and peach orchard iu herring sa us IN sbundanee
sprtE .ud well water Frame Hous i5E5 modern tushed
marble msntes &c, 10 rooms barn, earSgehouse. &c Fun
view Of tire Highlands
ssS Lu Of 100 sere sr miles from depot with fr0ntsgs
lake fhAfa ue productive ls oer 80 fruit trees house,
~ rooms, tenant house 2rJ). heavy timbe.... q
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
hyde PARK.

I Que hul.red sbd thirty running FROM the Albany TurS
pks O. She ud.oB with 90 yais water front; large frame
hors- oh foaisge neung wips Of % feet IS si deep.
some q rooms farmhouse Of ROOMS stone cottage Of
room the bauk elegantly flushed black walnut and
otter cottages roons large harus earsge house sta
bs geenhosse roer gapery icshole &C. fae anchorage
tor vseha very desirable plee fT gentleman Of
siter a permanent
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
MARLBOROUGH, ULSTER CO.,
OPPOSITE SBwHAuDUBGH

S RNrss aerss in high s.le Of cultivation With atund
snce Of hut; OF mis frontage The Huisou. House IS
rcos Very desirable for geneBsas residence or fruit
6ne soh; good Il
Or with IS acres and Logger tage rvsT.........
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
Anttion SaIts Of Gtal Ge.att.


200 YALUABLR LOTS, situated F,ATBUSH. ATLANTIC,
R9UkIh GLAND end FRANALIS.AyES, SrlTB. PACIFIC,
TIE BEST BUSINESS PROPERTY IS BEOOgLYS WILL BB
INCLUDED II THIS SALE, WHICH WILL DB AB5O.
E9-EoT SINGLE LOr WILL BB BOuDfIF ~ BY OK BIZ.
- z,.. - HALP or TIE OWNER.
fbAIbUHh-ANh AND AlLANflCSl, commencing st tte
The j." At the junction. hass on Fbussve sai 81 r.
90 Ansnst gle u tie auet business stan q th ei
fLAIDUSAAFE, - li0 q Of junction With Auaates[i
ATLANTIcsT. Ioo f. Of junction with Fla,bush.rs
ELATBUSH,AyE-, W 5, IS n \. Of Phhave.i : lot.
"S' commencing at the OF FlatbahA7ei
bkANST A. $. el a. 4. w. Of Fah,ve ; 4 lot.
fla boHAf r., ". AMI PAClFC.SP splendid lot al ths
a1g Jn1 On Fa!JashaSe OF lOi a. ms anl PAcle
TLATSuSyR. 'ijouius above desirable lots ru'nrg
sTATIsi directly opposite Fa,bushare and 400 r. Of
P0ETLaNDAyR; y. 5. 1922 n n ofPi,tbu,h.sve lot
fOnKIiIAYk BOULEVARD, -. 90 H. v. Of Dean-,, lot
foUHlA'E' h%, entire front between Pacific aud DeanA
ATLANTlCAVE BOULEVARD .. commencing tt the w. Of
ave. ana Iunng II lots including the valuable comer
DEAhSf g. Commencing al Of Prankia.ave aud running
w., ~ lots lacillng the corner
nb4NHGsa 5, 90 r. Of ofPranSin.sre lots and gore,
IHhShLN-Agh ASD pRAESr, u. corner. lot
FAGatS.A'E fs5s ~ ~ AND bhANSi, W. corner lotA
hLuh,AW AW,h,, a s. u n . Of fPery.aye.. 81 lot.
fhh1nll FfbhHh1ll'AHhs AND DEGRAW.St,n n e. corner lot
ppEEGGE44ywsT.. ~ 100 q :. offsHy.s;e ii 'o,.
DEGkAW.SE AND ROGBRS.AyE, w.. corner. lot
EOGhEh.AyB, y. :, n T. n u Drgras-st, ) tots
GLANDANE ". >, 2l1 Of Par,aVc. p Nd4 rear lots
GRAND AVE-, 30 r. Of PirS lot and rear lots.
GRANDANR lJ9 r. of Fushiugs lot ard 10 lots
Tue lots GnlIye amirsb adapted for large manac
Ter4s-GO per cent nj remain mortgage.
Maps At OGees Of Aurtoueer No Is Na aust y No l57 Non
glest Broaklg Also at once Of Il WM M ISGRAiiAM, No.
Is COuri.st, BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
POUGHKEEPSIE.

90 Pour acre, handsomely laid o. within three minutes walk
from d-oi; 6uhsd arou yhoa bard WOOD heated BY
steam rsBse all modern improvements 10 ROOMS beside aiic
earhgelouss ioehouss gasbonse sc ...............
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
HNACK

s1d handsome eonuy 81 aek 10 command
Ing 6nes views the river; about feet river front boating
bathing &c would take IN part paywsa houso in BFookiyn
also cottages on the TiVer fruits abluishos,....
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
mIaHLAND. ULsTER COUNTY

i35 H Of ard hsbg proved With acres crhat'
sos LatOu bactheus acres rsspbsrnes 800 TO 80 grape
vines goo,ebeTry; Young apple orchard peaches eLeTrs,
pears qHress &c. Gre beach aui river TO-
100 AJoang above-Oae baudi and eighty Of land 10
ser. woodland; good hooss perfect order 10 roous; Cue
i-,... ....,.......... a.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
f. d ST RINER

uLEFrRgR SON Co, VII sell at auction, on l""pAi
~, IN At 4 " st Exchange SaesI'omi -, ,. al
I1IT3 ~, OHU-Sf--Oua lot on iLe aoHu s"e' '"u'h 80
4. t,.,t If u lrsf.age.; ufa. 2Jrlt4.A . - On. L.,
,s.t II Iirt.sit, tfcl E1!t"H =, .,p..-,f st,t
Tni! fujHhSr Wlen lots on TIE roth le 81 @ IT,
i5f ,tt east Of ltaVt ri Il Imulg 20 he l ' tt
PoUWTIIST-Fhren tho so III .te ei FgN oiI'V
~ t"m.Iisttlg o th a - lle aboSs o',
Mas al 40. a. Cs.AgsL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
Sjous,s anO 5arms CIaE!tN.


4 CCTSSIBI.E, pleasant, healthy HOUSE and
a Lot WANTED Eroli.n or N"w. Jersey uin one holf %
~ rb y0 $1,000 viii py Sl0O CASH haanee oHiaort
80 r,s viii fullest particulars, Box Me- - Porbsm, " Y
WANTED A COUNTRY RESIDENCE or
W B4RM II 10 TO ~ or ro sce, VITA eonoitug a sb m v
u ro,. v,rh 5000 Enl,; within hours ME OF ine "
iNr- prsirr Ia cacanfe Tor good bssne' shu
t..', ,nyy BEySEr kLENEN, No 81 Cedarst
WANTED to PURCHASE-A FRUIT FARM
csn.,iog twenty scie' oAtel wiia one hof % 81
Cts V y. 4 Adj giving m description locally 'ens' Apu al
r.,.,.I'r. r.. J. H. EDWARiS. H., =. o. Box No 3.Ol
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
YONKERS.

q, ovs Of land handsomely 'i o"'' Ornamental na
nee, ,c,u fts &C. ihe part II tie VILLAGE, With
,i,,r view Ing staten lssai; house hame thor
oylIv well but IT rooms beside laundry bathroom gas and
water throughout; furnace range fpcsEng bes @ei
roed s..hs e.rage agehOuse, &c
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
KINGsToN, ULSTER COUNTY.


Il T.ye s With dons frame bouss; gardeners house
20 a. PIE trees Photograph i2OOo
wRHAvE IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, LARGE NUMBER
or COUNTRY RESIDENCES ALL CLASSES NRAR THE CITY
FURNISHED, OK USgURNIsHED PoR SALE OR TO RENT
PARrIRs HAVING COUNTRY PROPERTY TO DISPOSE or
WILL DO WELL TO PLACE IT OS OUR BOOKS PROPERTY
EXCLUSIVELY ~ OUR HANDS WILL DE LITERALLY ADyER
TIsED AT OUR EXPENSE OWNERS ARB AT NO EXPENSE
UNLESS VIZ DISPOSE or THEIR PROPERTY
IL ADDITION TO oUR COUNTRY BUSINESS WHICH IS A
sPrciALTY wIrH Us, VIZ PAY STRICT ATTENTION TO THE
SALT ASD RENTING or CITY PROPERTY.
THE SUBURBAN FOR MARCH,
WITH FULL LISTS or OCR
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE,
IsrsaAy and vii be sent free to any address, By
MALLORY BLACKWELL,
LUCuosEEnS ASD BROKERS
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