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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

~ NOTICR.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against the estate Of Captain JOHN FEN.
GUsON, late OF Charleston, deceased, will present
the same, properly sttested. to Messrs showS =
M1KR1L, Attorneys-at-Law, and those indebted Will
make paymen. to either OF the undersigned.
Wh: P InoSn aoLMEs' Qualified Executors.
..r,., 10 thm6
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For the information of the public the fol-
loving correspondence, setting forth the hon
orable adjustment Of the issues recently pen
s,on, is submitted. Upon the publication of a
card in the Montgomery Mail OF the 9Th inst,
tccca tsccGsr Was hs RSndedfn ttt:J DicE5a6
Brurs, acting friend ofDr. h. p. Michel
MONTGOMERY, August 9. 1853.
]. f. Johnston, N. d.;
SIR-You must have boen aware when you
published your card of the 7th inst, that un-
der no possible circumstances could take any
notice of Dr.. T. B. Ligon. That such Q fellow
NAV ipterpose no barrier betw, zen US, hereby
ask that YOU will name the earliest day at
which you can meet me, at some designated
point outside the limits OF this State, where
we can continue our correspondence.
Your obi servant,
R. F. MICHEL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

.E PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anato.ny, embracing the SUBJ
iects How to Liv. and What to Live for YOUTH
Maturity and Old Age Manhood generap' review
ed the Cause of Indigestion Flatulrnce and Ner-
yous Diseases ccuuted for Marriage Phosophi.
cally Considered, &C. These Lectures will be tor.
yarded on receipt of four stamps. by addressing {:
seoBETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATo.
MY. No. IA West Baltimore.street. Baltimore. Md.
April 19 mWI Sr
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The Montgomery Mail contains the follow
ing card, By which it will be seen that the per-
sonal difficulty between DR.. Johnston and DR..
Michel, and between DR.. Bruins and DR.. john
ston, has been honorably adjusted
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ANsHER OF DIR. BRUINS.

ANSWEh Or Oh' ouoNo'
MONTGOMERY, August g. 1859.
Dr.. J. F. Johnston:
S1R-I had the honor of bearing you mes
sage this morning from my friend, DIR. R. F.
Michel, which you declined to accept upon the
grounds stated in your card Of the 9Th instant.
That card asserts, on your individual au-
thorty as d Sr Sns @ qi BY Dr. ~
B. Lyon, that you can hold no further inter;
course with him until he shall have ''purged
himself" OF them.
AS my friend las already stated that he will
not take any notice Of DR.. Ihgon, and for rea-
sons piyen. am forced to construe your an.
swer as as an insult to myself. and therefore in
v,te Won to continue the correspondence with
ME. under the terms implied in DR.. Michers
note OF this dale.
My frien'l, Colonel Paul q. Hayne, does @ me
Your obedient servant,
]. DICKSON BRUINS.
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IN AFFAIR oF-aoNoR. =.

settlement OF the Trouble among the
Montgomery Neutrality-suspicious.
between the Psrties-An Amicable Ad-
justment Effected.
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ST THE STEAMSHIP MINNETONKA Is
THIS DAY dischargns Cargo at vsnderhorst's Wharf,
All goods remaining on wharf at sunset will be stored
at expense and risk Of ConEgnees.
Angust q 2 RAYENEI / CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

~ ERUPrIoNS,. HEALING AND ALL
siin diseases removed by using MILK OF VOL LET'S.
the most elegant toilet lotion ever produced. Sold
BY On aruggists and fancy goods dealers. Wv.
BR.NCKERHOfC, New York, General Agent.
Augustus
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REPLY.
SfoNraovrPy kuousk q 1859.

MONTGOMERY, August 8. 1869.
DR.. r. F. Michel:
s decline receiving your message OF this
nornine. by the hand Of DR.. J. Dickson Bruins,
aud refer you to my card of the 9Th for my rea-
s.ns for an doing. J. F. JOHNSTON.
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aF ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-oN THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure.
rent by mail tree of charge. Address HOWARD AS.
ISOLATION, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20 3nos
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: ss CoNsIGNEEs PERa6TEAMsHIP SEA
GULL. from Baltimore. are hereby notified that she
is THIS DAY disohsrging cargo It Pier No I. Union
wharves. Angoods not taken away at sunset will
remain on wharf at Condgnees risk. -, le.s
August 23 MoRDECAI& Il Co., Agents.
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Special Rstifes.


~LLL PERSONS IN THIS STATE IN
DEBT ed to the estate Of the late OWEN THOMAS,
Of Columbus. Ga, Will make payment and all those
having elaine against the same viii present them,
properly attested, to Messrs. RUTIKDaE & YouNG,
Solicitors, No. 2s Broad.street Charleston, or to
the undersigned at Columbus Georgia.
g JAMES 7. THWEATT,
August 2S 1smo3 Administrator.
So DISQUALIFICATION WILL BE
made to the General Assembly Of South Carolina, on
the fourth Monday in November next, for Charter
for TIE PRovrDENT MUTUAL LIFE AND TON
TINE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF the South, now
forming in the City Of Char eston, g. G.
COMMITTEE ON ca AFTER.
August 2s mtuta. sept 10, oct II, nov
~ NOTICE.-ANY PERSON OR PER
SONS are hereby cautioned against trading for a
note Of $780, drawn by d. L. P. MCCORMICK In favor
of F. 8. J ooMER. under date Of July %, 1869. at
four months time, said note having been bought ty
me and Ioet The above note is useless to any one
but myself an acknowledgment Of the purchase Of
the note having been given me by Mr.. F. =. TooM.
ER. j. n. WIGFALL.
August % II
@UNION BANK SOUTH CAROLINA,
on .RLE,ToN, AUGUST %. 1ss9-Publc notice is
hereby given that, in conformity with the resou.
ton of the Stockholders adopted at their meeting
on Goth May last the Directors of this Bank Will sp.
pv tothe General Assembly OF South Carolina at its
next session, fol the privilege Of increasing the
present Capital Of the Bank.
Il. D. ALEXANDER,
August 23 1smSmos Cashier.
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~NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application for the renewal Of the following Certh.
cates Of Stock in the Peoples Bank Of South Carolina
vii, be made at the expiration of ninety days from this
data, which Certificates have been lost: mo. 793,
November IS, 1855, for One Hundred Shares; No.
250s July 49, $780, for Forty Shares, both in favor OF
J. B. whit1dge. 0sMA BAILEY,
July az r. 1am3moss Executor.
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81 NOrlCE.-No BILLS WHATEVER
for Seameu's wages or otherwise, against Yacht
ELEANOR, will be paid unless contracted by my
order. a. A. GOLDSMITH.
August 16 n1mo Owner.
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@J.J. JOSEPH, CHINESE EMIGRANT
Agent has returned to Charleston and can be found
fo- few days at Office ofM. GOLDSMITH SON,
t,o,,onads Row yendue Range August II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27
farm arosn aous;seib olo..
The Dvspepsic Farmer.


1t is curious fact that our dyspeptic far
mers, hard.wsrking, early -rising, big diuier.
eating though they be, take better care of
their horses than they do of themselves.
when they come in, steaming from work, you
VIII always hear, John, let them cool off be-
fore you feed them But the farmer who in
slsts on this treatment of his horses will sit
down to the dinner table, hot and fatigued,
and commence at once to satisfy the cravings
OF an unnatural appetite. And after dinner
he bolts off to the field, fretful and uneasy,
under the impression that his employees are
taking undue advantage of him, it fifteen
minutes rest is allowed
This man cannot understand why his neigh
Dor, who cares for his own stomach as much
as he does for his horse, and who eats at the
proper time and in the proper manner. and in
sists on every man having rest of half an
hour after eating, is SO free from sickness ; is
always in such good humor, and accomplishes
so much more than himself We have some
farmers of the dyspeptic type in every neigh
borhood. When at work they move like
whirlwinds, take scarcely time to breathe,
drink in haste, eat like a hungry man at .
railroad eating house, and when off duty are
stiff,jointcd, limping about like spawned
horses, morOse, and az uncomfortable as our
most confirmed city dyspeptics.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27

NOTICEc.-HsTArE OF SAMUEL c. WALLER pYcssy
- Notice y hereby given, that thu undersigned annsta
tor with the Will annexed Samuel C. Walker tho
county Of La sale and State Of Illinois, deceased win appear
before the County Court OF said county the third Monday
dcing the Eth day)of January 1870 at the Court House In Of
lava in ssidcouny when and where all persons having
sent the same In writing for adjustment
Dated this LIST dsy Of November 4. II 1863. 800
GEORGE f. WALKER,
noy6 ! Ct Do administrators, with the will annexed.
NOTICEs.-EsTATE OF ISAAC PAINTER, DRCr,sED.-
~ Notice is hereby gwen that the undersigned admnsra
riX OF the estate OF Isaac Painter, the county
u Sale and sae OF Illinois deceased viii appear before the
County Court Of said county the third Monday (beng the
2lst day) OF February 1870 at the Court House OTTAWA In
said county, when and where al persons having claims or de-
ands against said estate notified attend and present
the same In writing for adjustment 49, - -
Dated uis Sd day OF November A. n. 1862 ." H
.r..f ELIZABETH PAINTER
n0v6 a's''.." St''} - 'h+ B." Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27

How TO FIT ACoLLAR TO A HoRsR.--In
purchasing collar for your horse, it is i'm
portant to get one that fits him, as both the
animal and yourself will thus be saved much
annoyance The The Harness dnd Carriage
Journal says The plan adopted in the
West, and which, We are assured by men who
have been long in the collar business, does not
injure the collar in the least, is to dip it in
water until the leather is thoroughly wet, then
put it on the horse, secure the names firmly,
keeping it there until it becomes dry. IL is
all the better if heavy loads are to be drawn.
as that causes the collar to be more evenly
fitted to the neck and shoulder. If possible,
the collar should be Kept on from four to five
hours, when it will be perfectly dry and re-
tain the same shape ever afterward, and as it
is exactly fitted to the form of the neck, will
never produce chafes or sores on the horses
neck.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27

Tho subscriber having taste for pulling auch adver.
Using feeling tito besuperluors) onehaf the present
generation born he commenced business IN TINS
city, Yet he takes particular pleasure In "posting" his
old Customers and keeping before the people, has
considerably enlarged his sale rooms and has now
an unusually '6Hdtot sA tt'n30IiFdi
| l7- ,.,,r., LARGE AND COMPLETE -.,r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27

NOTICE. EsrArg EZRA SRMkNs, DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned adminstra
Dr of tho estate OF Ezra Semsns county of La
sale and State Of Illinois deceased will appear before the
County Court OF said COUNTY the third Monday (eng tho
eth day. OF January 1870 at the Court House In Ottawa iD
id county, when and where all persons having claims or de-
ands against said estate notified TO attend present
same In writin. for adjustment.
Dated this &th day Of October D.. 1869. .. D
-, HENRY SEMANS
LnoNvIoW, ..i14g. D., ...F Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27

LOOK HERE, READER, We do not wish to
tell you that Consumption can be cured when
the lungs are half consumed, nor that DR.,
Wonderful, or any other fellow, has discovered
remedy that will make men live forever, and
leave death to play for want OF work No, you
have heard enough of that, and we do not
wonder that you have by this time, become
Disguised with it. But when we tell you that
DR.. SageS Gstarrh Remedy ,riy j,oatioely cure
tie, 1qrst e,ss Of Catarrh,- we only assert that
which thousands can testify to. Try it and
you will be convinced o' "7
Sent by mail for sixty cents Address r.
V. PIERCE M. D., Buffalo, N Y. For sale by
most druggists everywhere. Nov. 27-2w. 70,
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Many farmers throw away all of their potato
stalks We have seen tons Of this material piled
up in the corner Of the fences, or thrown into
some hole or oat-of.the-wsy place. The stems and
leaves Of the potato are very valuable for manure,
a1d they should never De wasted, but drawn Il,
the barn.yard, or placed in a compost.hesp. Ac-
cording to the experiments Of Mr.. Sprengel
there are four pounds Of valuable mineral sub
stance, beneficial to Vegetables. in every hum
dred pounds Of dried potato stems and Leaves
Boussegaut found twenty.three pounds of nitro
gen in thousand pounds Of dry potato stems
Ar nitrogen is one of the most valuable msnar-
ing agents, no farmer can afford to waste even .
small smount-LedrM and Home
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER !, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~ 1869
.ralfg1fl air g.
EsgaI.

,CTATE OF ILLINOIS, L. SALE Co-,a
-, .cats 6o.ytt AersoI, q Ntrg} Lsr,., iS;e
her nox ftead and guardian William Palmer Fanny Rich.
ardson susan Richardson, john l. Richardson Enrna L
Richardson minors who sue BY Anna Richardson, John
Hossack peir guardian AMI next friend and Elias Richardson
and John Hoasack Of the last VIII OF
william C. Richardson, John Debridge, John Delbrdge
IT, Jacob Fhhbern. Catherine A. Fishbern Jacob G. sone
Hubbard Eels Lucy Ees Jane Ees Franklin b. Ees ard
Lemue Hadley.-h ChdH,GV
IL appearing nom an AFFIDAVIT Tile in the office of the
clerk OF said court lrd cells Lucy
Ees Veranrs Ees and James Strawn, residents OF
said state said tompainants having fled their bill Of
complaint I'm said the chancery thereof
20 day Of October 1869, herein, and summons having
been Issued thereon according 20 law;
Notice therefore hereby given said defendants Hub
bard Ees, Lucy Ees Veranus Eeis and James Strswn,
hat uness you shall personally be and appear before said
court at said term thereof to be held at the Court House
IN ottawa, in said county, on the first Monday OF Feb
ruary next, u. 1870 (when and where said summons
sreurnsble and Plead answer. demur except TO said
D the same Will be taken for confessed against and
ingly CHAIR Els H. HOOK CIerE
BUSHNELL AVERY. Solicitors. noy2c-5w
FINAL SUPPLEMENT- NOTICE.
ESTATE OF CHRISTOPHER &. NELSON, DECEAsED.-Nouce
heroy gwen 70 all persons interested in said estate that
Nes Nelson G administrator Of tue of Christopher c.
Nelson deceased, will appear before the County Court the
county Of La Sale and state OF Illinois, the Court House in
ottawa IN said county on first day of February 1870 for
the purpose OF rendering proceedings the
administration OF said estate for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa. this 18th day of November 1869.
novN A. b. MOORE, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27

DELICIoULY MEDrcISAL.-Ths is the uni.
versal verdict pronounced upon PLANTATION
BIrTERs by all who have tried them. The
well-known health-promodng ingredients from
which they are made, and their invaluable
merits as q remedy for indigestion and all its
CONSEQUENT ailments, and the preventive quail.
tiles against diseases arising from climatic
changes miasmatic influences and imperfect
secretions, are SO widely known and so honor
ably endorsed, that we trust no one will forego
the advantages Of their USE tain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27

A sweet potato gro yer in Southern Illinois
declares that sweet potatoes Will keep IN bulk.
He has kept 700 bushels in one pile. He Gays
The potatoes should be dug before the vines are
injured by frost. and sun them until dry enough
to keep out frost, and should have . clay floor.
Throw your potatoes on the aoor in pile aud
line between them and the wall with fns hay or
fax straw. The deeper and larger the pile the
better. Cover with the same material. Cover
the hay or flax straw with clay an inch or two
il sufficient in this climate leave IN air hole in
the top, or, if the pile is large two or three will
DO req aired 70 let out the steam keep them
warm enough to sprout little. In damp, warm
days open . window and door in Daytime.
Cover soon after they are put in the cellar -
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SALE Of, REAL -E,s,TA,TE,-.Noticei in
y hsftfy kn That, by virtue nv oer and decree of e
County Court Of La sale county st The September term there.
John Bnchsensen, deceased will sell at public yendms
the oowing described real estate The west half OF os
9t number even and tho weshalf OF lb number ten ali In
" and thestre building therco said real estate wing ana
ng In What now known the town OF Seneca La sallo
county !nmok Said SAFE will I've on the premises at Seneca
Sn the IN day of December lsg at Fe O'CLOCK r. NJ TO tho
highest bidder and on The following icrs One haif OF tho
releainer With 10 per cent interest nnlne 6onis with bond
and good security and mortgage said real estate sails
subject torer,ain leases. ANNA r. BUC sRNsTEiN
senca, Oct. %, 6g.-fw G. W ARMSTRONG;
t1HHnUfI Adn'x and Admir- Estate OF Tchsenstpin
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm.
ported German Cologas and sold at half the
price. s!ItA ffsl Toe hrA ~ x
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NOIIClI.--Esr tfr OF THOMAS CLANCY, DgtT.sro-
Nouce Is hereby given that the undersigned adminsta.
INK Tho estate OF Iomas Clancy hate the county of La
sale and state OF Illinois, deceased viii appear before tue
county court Of slh county the thir! Monday eing the
lh day. OF JANUARY 1870 At the Court House In Ottawa In
SAID County, whenand where all persons having claims de-
same ~ writing for adjustment rgT IN III '-'iT'
dated ms 9Th day OF November A.. u. 1869
p ,.8oi!.. alma vi Il TI...L ELLEN CLANCY,
"a NOV E-ow ADMINISTRATIVE.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR SALE OF REAI.
~ ESTATE
LINors, = Colnip Csllr1 nf soid Oon,uu.

OF lILISoh C0utfp tsIrf Of said County,
Ieo1ad Of he kd6aTd Leon
lie KNOW q Richard HssSH sssssse
Adayit Of te nonIeSidenee of said defendants Patrick
been e ii 6s h m aeT
Of 9Sa9e a seS ggeS b ss Ps so
court soa s se a sqS ha n petition S5 in a
il.e lot even M eq6 q wee s and Il. A S ES
vile and that simmons hereppon issued Of said court
as1T s ~ Il y aW es1e Cd the first Monday 0fa
sn Sox X sad fas Leonard kae Mcoyen
Monday January S &C the Court Hoase in Ottawa in said
Se therein charged and @ e. Sa a.
ed "a aHa dsses catered against you sea9n7 tho
J: ". BaowSl, solicitor. noye
s 5A;s Enc 1I H. !, LES. ~. Ia eos
Ghs,Is: kV% na TaatSfs & a. oy
81 sa 6ss
81 u AUG III snd sa
e a DEFENDANT
bTs sa ' cS Sass; you aid a terms Dc and
held At the Court Hone in OTTAWA n said county on tho
nrs5 Monday Of Janea neS 3 lSe t~len and where
20 ala the ans S Rsaa ss for
I @"'e Eng Mo tsI e
!. BsowhE solicitor. noyf
STATE OF ILLINOIS, la sALLE Co.-ss.
TO PERSONS CoNcEExYD: Take notice that the unfr.
signed guardian Of Henry T. Rutherford MINOR will apply
TO the La Sale county the next January term theok
b holden athe Co Housein the city OTTAWA said
county and state, tie first Monday of January next
order to sell the nere OF said ward the folio wing described
real estate TO wit: Lots numbered eleven t and twelve d2
block number (, of the Canal Trustees Addca
Morris the county Of Gruedy and state of Illinois also the
iotWo @ q %s number &sSG TT aso he es ouih
west quarter OF the southeast quarter also the southwest
quarter OF section thryone 3) In township number forty
al range also the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter OF section number irtyX &c., In town.
ship number fory.two ? Of range number thirty two go;
all OF said lands lying and being situate in the county of Bates
In the state OF Missouri the interest Of said minor said town
lots and lands being equal undivided part thereof
subject 10 the dover interest of Mrs Era Rutherford widow
Of Salmon Rutherford deceased and that petition there
for nov hle in the Office o the clerk Of said La Sala
county court. W.
Ottawa, November 9Th, $50 CHARLOTTE AMEY, .r
Guardian Of Henry c. Rutherford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24
AT TARRYTOWN.

FOR sALE-At Tar town. with immediate possession furnished
HOUSE. with all mporemenn hafaee Of lands I've minutes WAX
from depot; all in perfect order MALLORY BLACKWELL
f5in No. IS LibeTtyst
TO RENTAL Tarrytovn HOUSE and nearly Of land
MALLORY X BLACKWELL No IS Libertyst
FOR sALBOn Broadway frscass franc house. oiled In with
perfect order Of land furnace dnnbwae &c
churches and depot jet standing high win hesaun
grounds aud charming views every VARIETY Of ui "hcn VIII
grow q this climate; excellent 0utbudingA Apply 70
OLD MALLORY x BLACkWELL NO. % AAoerIysN
Fol sALEAbon banks OF the Hudson; within ten
gade1 with abundance Of nuts sne ofn
Double brick house, stores me i1pacs
"a, and everything complete 6eais summer and Winter resi-
denes stable Ice house. Apply for further paea
lars 70 1881 MALLORY < BLACKWELL No. 81 LiberJsa
FOR SALE or To RBNTA BRICK MANSION built IN the most
substantial tasteful With all modern improvements noun
tain superb erieusTe four in ornamental
garden excellent varieties Of at gardeners cottage
home Tor Smmr winter seven
drive depot Pan Of Interior to be seen at our ono
will take exchange modern priced city residence good neisn
borhood- Apply to o -, ou,rr,, u, q. ,n...
(i39I MALLORY BLAChWEbl' No. % LoeVs-
POR sALEA Tarytown the Hudson large double HOUSE oil
20 heater fas gardens sealed sni p
beautiful place residence ety boarders Apply
(2JJ) MALLORY BbACkWBLL No. - Lloerlf1
FOR sALRPy between Ityngon and Tlytou one OF
building a. location and the only one len any
MsgriEceat Of the river and surrounding country
peVrrg Of pare Water passing through wooded rsVlne
length Of The property Only few ninues dnVe
depot the negbohod Of Of the finest rescene on
Tb property could he divided great ad7lg Apply
10 (J0 MALLORY BLACKWELL, No IS LibtrJtt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24
NEAR TARRYTOwN,

beautisn ~ Tsytogu The parallel
Of msuEtaiDs
grounds uDduatng
rfoups Of dduou extensive plantations OF
Gov snug shrubs blkd ground shaded By old trees garden
hore1 b. hedge 81 Norway spruce aud 500 trees Of lac be
old ard Young sppe several aes nevorng
brook; place eminent landscape glrdener The mansion
elegantly and arranged sTy sitting
with nnwater side on the broad hall
second hoo bath
dressing ard E8e attached servants Tas 6oIe AZ airy
Kitchen einng hnrhry milk ROOM
wi1eco and cellar IN Easements spacious pazEs entirely surround
fsrnaee and Eeghborhood unerpuoaAb and
reeiy helihy buh and convenient double cottage the
place 80 Zee. os; Cue eutbuings stone esrage way WI
be sod reasonable price and on sa terms Maps views Se the
Office Of MALLORY BLAChNhLL, NO. % LoerJsh
FOR sALB-An ohOnsd P'rnhon'e With n acre. OF ana com
Hudson Sn sesi number OF Oh
supple shsie; fn h. sne Jonug ohar nAaa
easily he converted sto lake an eghh o. le ons
uatsr eduk troabrook would supply All wser 10 nj
dble for tyo parties wishing 70 bul1 rs1f eAeh
other. W!l be sold N easy terms hs - -.
(52D MALLORY q bLANAhbLL' No " bosi"''~