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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-11-27

TXECUTORS' OTICE.-Letters testamen.
tary on the estate of William Wernwag,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, persons indebted to the said estate will
please make payment and those having claims
will please present the same without delay to
john T.. Wernwag, at Wilcox, Pa, or to Theo-
dore Wernwag, VIM. P. Wernwag, Executors,
242 244 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
November Is, lS69-Gt.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-11-27
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
YEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

YoNKERs-Messrs. Harrington & Rockwell have sold
the house and lot lately owned by Charles mather on
Buena Vistaave to Mr. Ebert L. BurDham OF New YORK.
for sO5O Seven ots 25xlOO feet situated on Dock
and RiverSts, belonging TO Mr. sampson SIMPSON nave
bsen sold 10 Mr. Elias Brevoort for $4,000 Two lots on
Athertonst the property OF Mr. James scrymser were
sold to Mr. Newton Carpenter for 1000 each ana three
Sorymser were sold to Mr. M X COuzens for 500 each
NEW -ROCHELLE.-The new Town Hall Is progressing
very finely and promises TO be completed In the course
OF the year The old building Of the Westchester Mutual
Insurance Company being moved TO the rear OF the lot
10 maze room for q new edifce Mr.. John SteVensons
handsome residence rapidly approaching completion
The property holders have last appropriated 5000 10
repair roads and brdges eel rails being laid along
the New Haven Railroad through this place.
HAsTIHGs.-The property owners OF this place nave
already expended 81 900 the improvement of Broad
way and the upper section Of Yaleys IL IS now pro-
posed to raise $4,000 additional for improving the remain
and villages in our county thus agitating the road
and Boulevard" question, and surveyors are reapng
hat bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Friday. July o. 1859.
large and highly respectable party of ladies
and gentlemen by special train yesterday TO Bye to
attend the sale of Mr. Wilson's property. The bidding
was spirited and property brought good prices ge
orally, as will be seen by the table below. I
The sale of the Glendale Place property conducted
by Messrs. Muller, wilkins Co.. and the West Rye sale
by Mr.. g. Dingee We have never attended a sale that
better conducted than this that seemed
10 give better satisfaction. The total amount realized
from the two estates Is t54,23l S. ...
transaction on Safest, Boston, has just occurred In
reference to very old piece OF property. Twentytw
and thirty hs Of Nos IA and 10 State-st
have been disposed OF for 800 This estate part OF
that conveyed TO Theodore DehOn by James Pitts j In
April, 1857 Wendell Phillips has bought brick dwell
house the southwest side Of Bussey place. near
Aroh-st, for t1050O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
Valuable FOundery Property
REAL ESTATE. i

REAL, ESTATE, BY AUCTlON.
viii be sold The premises 10 WotssT m,Si 90 " N tnins
I'M, Al 1872 Al II osoek ihs FOuNDER1 aud LAhp AoAms
belonging 70 the Earle stove COMPANY -, nd. a,
The FoundsrJ The Of Gold and south
near The R.fold and s line Of and Adlonng we
dsnes aBd worcester and boston and Albany kholds ING
pnidpT 60 by OOeet stories high nearly and Hn eu
- o thorou and Iubansl maBne With brick vail, and lated
,oof heavily numbered and supplied throughout with gas .na e
20, Tbs Youndery On b. high, and $50
be slated roof and joins the main building IL wen hE'
ma ,ebpsry which viii be sold With The said property eoni
r Of ahos power Punam Steam Bngns perfect ORDER aT
Lborts power tubular Boiler, with stnTsTan bo-e
Meksphe CupOA and all the ShGng and other ,ppontn" "
80, foppdetJ perfect and complies running order
The alroad seuss f0t receiving and dipinl r'sn s no
soualsd By ssibh'hnshi Of the fpd hsrbnIaT ~ A.,
~ doors Poubdery which connection uh an We
leading and out Of Worcester and nafs' ld|Isoy
s.ntsd 20 be Used ouhds machine shop eanng m Or he'oV
Of any Ebd. At, , y, a n, 100 feat With
The Lard adjoining the eaains consists Of 70. ~ os Is
m & Which used either connection With The fonnd'T
p n,r,,,l, Tor 4 factory shop, or house loA 80 cu,otvs
o. n,,b,t p,run apply 70 ISAAC N ROSS OF ChARLhS
WOOD ""S''''' BJ order Of Ibs Directors
ISAAC D. BOSS, PnSid'sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
w,sttb,sttr County Bal ehutt for Sat.

NOR SALE-At Chappaqua, Westchester CO. C9,
r. Minutes YAH em The Harlem h.h,o S esselJ DRY
and bhy no maskstoss ttea Besbs range S' sSa az .pd
80 80 6oora rttsr closets snAh
ssShsd covered With flowers shrubs few appeuees In
euts humber Of pssehees GndlyonnE bot ehoes IT, ys
euirs Of H. GREELEY, Idbahe Oncs VI NE "A'N'A'' "
Possession given inmediatey.
NOR SALE-AT RYE, Westchester County:
II - ,,ansrt, Iposn a. the KINGsLAbD PLACE eob'Aoss
49,. ,yes liz The rfs Mansion House thereon ibs h9':s
ICONS sp1 VII be With three aerss OF more o. ana ~
- a., mInpts, from depot Of the T. ana ~ ~ of
CoassSIV Apply % MULLER, WILKINS CO. NO IThe,H I2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
Hin. Srstp Stal Gstut, for Salt.

A r RUTHERFORD PARK, n -. ..u,. !,
N CHoICR BUILDING PLOTS Gloss 70 the Depot " nss /"
Ehs Rav, from s SALE BY The MOUNT RUThkHrosp so
a, private al, os, Apply to H. BURROWS, Sept Rutherford
Psrs, or BLLUvRLT OGILBY. No. ls1 BTo.dwly.
A LII WANTING FARMS--Good SOL ,,l m III.
IA climate ss ses.b Of phA Price only bI9 PEI s.
Aho improved irmA Hundreds are settling lni0f~AH'u
Address O. T. LA1DIS YLnsARd, hew JWbsI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
yrttarts auS M,stiHgs.

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,e-THB AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU now prepared 10
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tbopgost he eonutry entertainments Of musical
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Robert Laird Collier Edwin p WhPge Owe LSsa1 Kate
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Have, O,eaDyan L. YoumAns Saml L. Hewlett WIT Skies
John saI Heury Nichols Prof Hitchcock Josiah Phillips Quincy
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eorTs wiemAn John Pkeon and more whose names Ap
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
% @hum it mHg Guurtru.


NO 3Ol MorT SWEET. NawloEL July j 1907.
At n meeting of the METROPOLITAN
n BOARD OF HEALTH held Its once on the Ssh day oil '1pe
Is6g the following SANITARY Ordinance was adopted; ,
~ ,.i natter DO come wRs feet without Speci.
permit fom Board o. Of the shore or o. any eoc
eT the Cir Brookn between said city or Ne~fors C ana
% onrse Of such offensive animals mAter and that the process
ss such matter be NOT without seh permit
CONDUCTED point within mile OF SAID shore OF OF any Pa'
ibs Of the Sanitary District s9 o. Sr s hSnoLN Psd,mt
Rusess ClINK. Secretary.
HAUTION.-A person calling himself q EORGE
purpornK Be Of the HOkk FOR Ihk FkiBHD
IEssia New fork holding statement signed o three eans.
,s Of ConnssGsat Institution No such person accredited
BY as - -
SAoioN NN'' NEw.YORK. July 9, 1863 !
NOTICE is hereby given, that FIVE PER
- III nansd Water RsutL WILLIAM H. heKlNhkr
On AL unPAu Wv" Water Registrar
CTRE CURE FOR KENNESS.-FOR 81
- an. nndsrigpsd will send positive for drunkenness Can %
o6,nsd Money refunded 10 All sas sSe
hu"'' u'' w Boz No 291 N y p o.
WANTED The undersigned, residing at
w Boscob Grant County Wisconsin, wishes 70 learn tss view
,hout Of M, oaeuts WILLIAM DAY and WIFE who resided
Yoyt civ about years ago Mr. Day oS'ounder anq ns
hs boyhood vas brought Wisconsin by GodInh and
having Of bis Is extremely p
th,1 are fliyinR Of them addressed w. me ~
bel VIA will be thankfully received W. NNA' )"
Nsw.York State papers please copy --
% I'M REWARD for a small, da iiaT., Jay
" arm a, Green River Columbia County n L. Pihkhh rAN
HoRSEN Proprietor Ofhs Dexter Trosiug Circular NO " S
N T.. Box No. 6.O11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase such property,
win md IL 10 their interest TO advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Is circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper, and in addition TO this advantage The TRIBUNE
will be found not only NewYork and all its cities and
Villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should BIO as brief as VIII
alloy Of the advantages claimed being made clear 70 tho
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that tho
subsoribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
profession consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devStes especial
ttsnon 10 reports Of sales Of real estate both IN city
ana aoUntTy thus adding greatly 70 the value OF IT'S col
umns Is an advertising medium The charges for adyer
tsn1 are "a follows DAILY TRIBUNE, Is cents per limo
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE "a per line; bEhI
WxSEIY TRIBUEE Is cents per ne About ten words OF
our Wide columns average llneIern casn h huVhhee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
gtal Estatt TO 6stSaHg,.

bh ot,nI. Countv 70 EXCHANGE for NswAtt Jensy City
H'"'O'' " "'-' No. IS LAbsrty-st, n. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
Gh. Gurf.

TRFATFST TROTTING RACE of the SEA-
II SON-FaAou Coarse L. l., Monday, July H. al n-Pro
,,orf Purse ga So mile heats lin In harns NJ kodsh enters
" ~ A ' J. CHAMBERS. Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

... Country &rOptrtg a. 3t.
ITO LET, or for SALE, near Depot at Passaic,
HOUSE With rooms and OSi low rent A. MCLEAN No 2ss
West Tv enty- sseoudst, Mes. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
Srlisiuus EotittS.

-,-,,, $1,000
A.,Lo, M.morInl Church, West os. Tn
s,h 80" aSes-The Rector the Rev. hhbhR Nh" iO
will preach service, at 10Y a N oa1. I-7-;---
AiIea-st. M. 4. Church between h,asS - 10. SeoeI m
nS "a ,cisS M saeramsut O'Clock M seA" nee a" As
cordially Invited 10 i p RpTGVI1
me 800 A.. Society Of Splhtuaiits, suNDAt " Ws
- .,,,., Church. cor Of Bedford aud DowaGg sta
berean mapSMM0SS viii preach SABBATH MORNING aud
RYRNIEG. S,PbAIh seh00L IA ~ tsSfP~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
Gitu 4ruptrtg to Y,t.

TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
hE, Nos and sRRUCBsr Also the entire SECOND FLOOR
extending Nos and With power The building
prOoE Apply At The Thbuse omea ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
6itu gtaI cstut, for SaIt.

EOR E-Completely and handsomely
g.. astor, bisb stoop HOUSE on Twelfth
"A between sIth and The house IN The very beI' con
d and most Of furniture last MAY Permn
oluOpi S''P' ~ ISAAC KOEIG No Is Piss-It
nor SALE or TO LEASE, except doctors
II ones, house and lot Ne Is West TWsnusibtb near fhh''s'
Apply the PREMIER
nEAT, ESTATE BUSINESS for SALE cheap.
IL -Pross $4,000 yearly. Address T. HofT No - Lb'V'I'
Room No Q, from 10 70 3 p m
0J0 NM TO LOAN in one sum, on BOND Bond
an HV.JVJO and M0JtTAg strictly trslelsss ss
~ n,oO,Ay Principals may SpPy,tO CHARLES MOTT No. M
BroadwIy NSwYOrh
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
lief 1euli9 bunbert, unb erbofe Gpn9reb<
mdnaer 3tpan9en ibn75 baspr tpteber aurid5u>
1etnten, bic nun nidts tbun, ais Salar be-

lief neuli9 bunbert, unb erbpfe Gpnareb<
MANNER 3pan9en ibn75 baYpa wteber aurid5u<
tebnten, bic nun nidts tbun, ais salar be-
ateben. 1910 60: ...
- Muf Dem Ddntpfer &idmonb, einent Der
@a6erpaldfe fpelAe 5tpilAen QouispiQe unb
Neu<Sr1eans fabren, tptrb breintal iebe
Wpde etne 3ettun9 vy2be Ntdtnpnb 9eab>
0t9bt" beraus9egeben. Sie brtn9t bic Sen<
fattcnen u,b bas Qektn auf bem Slufe uno
ben Ddmpfern. ...s~..
= Die @er.@t. supreme Gpurt Bat ent<
f1ieben, bab @reenbads uub anbere &e8ier<
un9s>S taerbeiten feuerfrei feien. Diefes
fiet tpieber 800 MiQ. Dollars ;u benz aus
9ei9lpheren germ59en bes 2anbes, bic aNf
anbere @esenfdnbe sei4lasen &perben.
@uter &atb.- Gin @9retber in ei<
11en1 We4felbatte 9ibt ben Maurern bea
&atb, betn, 8aue1t ppn &aminen ni9t 5u
ser9e0et, eine CUTE Yortion Cab nit benz
Mfbrtel 5u Dernii9en urb benfelben fur bic
tnnere Gage Der Steine 81 Serpenben, ba b.
bur9 bic &nbdufune son &ub rerraieben
tperten fam.
Der@erfu4 tpdre etn tppblfeiler unb fpnnte
teinenfaQs fdaten.
- Neuli9 serlieB cine Gar bic Stabt
Bottom belaben nit @utert fir cine Cali
Safe City Tirm. Sie sine pbte l1nterbred,
ur9 unb pbne se0fnet tporben 5u fetn etne
Gntferrua9 Spn 1898 Meilen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
&abel<D 16en.

- @panten nil In alien feinen Gplonien
ben @tlasenbanbl abfdafen unb a4e9ela~
penfAtFe ais Yiraten bebanbeln. !6dtte Is
f9on ldnsf tbun foaen. Gin neuer9ranspcrt
erfdrfunsen fur CUBA 1T gum Nbfeseln
bereit.
- @rie1enlanb faeint bas SAiebsridter>
rrtteil Der Yarifer Gpnftren3 nidt annebs
men ~ tpp1en. limb bic QDfur9 Der oriental
Iif1e Tra9e: pb bas aiatif4e 3lrfentbun,
Bere9tieuns IN europa bat unb pb bic Ra-
ttpnalttdten at unb rtabe berD pnaumilnbun9
nod 1dn9er unter Der bip1pmatti1en Ger
fplttterura lebert pber unter ben 9ut Der :3ua
farn1ten9eb6ri9feit stbra9t sperben fp1er u.
bte Tra9e ber freten S6iffabrt unb 6anbels
auf Der urttern Donau, fdeint benz S4wert
anbetm fallen III rtiGen.
Der &6nt9 BON Me9Ypten bat tem 5ultan
$1,000 feiner @plbater au9eta9t. Sc tptrb
f9 aeteen, pb bas unfprtfarittlt9e entnerpte
@rie4enlanb nit benz BON bret unb elmer
balben !@robmaat 9efibten6altmpnb fertis
tptrb.
- @riedenlanb tpirb bic Nartfr gpnfe>
ren3>Bd9lnfe nur bebin9unastretfe rrters
3eiGnen. Danntt tudren bic @HmteriefettenI
muir In bic 2dnee se3psen. ..a.l: =.
6 SIN @panien tpurbe Der @puserneur
gur5pS t1ei1ltns nutgebra9t. Die &eaie<
runs efeftuirt jest ben &aub Der &irden<
glitter. n ii.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
Gbel,nrttb ,1,tb $elbenmutb
elmer 6ran. 70.

Die uRewlllm gpf' punbert iid barber,
tab Der @puserneur bas se9e1 ben M6rbe.
Mlfreb 3pst erfplste Sobesurtbei1 1T 1ebens<
Idnali@e 3adtbausfrafe u%nteepanbe1t bat.
Die gpf febt barin cine Grfldruns. pom 5et>
ten Ct. Gree1en3 5u @unRen Der Aufbebune
Der 2pbesfrafe. 1881 f M .ijH@G
Die u m fanbe aber, unter pel9en bieie
Strafumranblun9 5u @tanbe fam, 1anet
cine fclde Sd1ubfpleerun9 pbergermutbun9
.ni@t sa. Mrs. 'Sanfprb, bic 5rau pes
70 f9redlid grn1orteten, unb Mrs. @ost BE
Trau hes MSrters, be9aten f6 ndulid ant
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

Der snslii@e Bau@rebner Carmichael IT..
sesuete hirsli& elmer Grau nit eineut tleinen
&iute auf ben. Gruse, lubte bas bibi&e &inb
uab fraste bic SHUTTER, ub es rebet t6nntt.
uWie fraseu @ie bod altern," enteesnete
bic Jrau, ~baben cit female einainb spn fluff
Monatsn fpre@en sebSrt?"
Das mar cine sa CUTE G~elesenbeit fir ben
@Salt ais ba6 er 1e Bate eutl9lisfsn laden
iunen, uns aussnblidli& }pra@ cine fife @tiut~
me:
~ssslds eiiss,. SHUTTER! Du ,p.i6t ppbl,
ba6 ID restr fam, fir@tef Did aber i'd naS@te
BEN gater BON benz @las @tisty faaeu."
O1e 1rau ffanb anfaneli@ tpie pom Dcmner
ssribrt ba. bann f9rie fe:
~@ett isi ans enabis ! Der Rann III Gin
9erfnn,siiter u tlnb bamit lief fe 70 {@neI b.
sen, als ibre aitternben @lieber 20 rur erlaub-
ten. 1s t~ -..tls
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
Oan,t tft's ju ipdt T.

Die Gbieasp Tribune, bic san;e 8dnee
spn settartifeln sesen Spbnfpn sefarieben
bat, bittet unb tefawSrt i'm jett, iein getp
auf bic int GpnsreB paiirte &upfertarifbia
;u lesen unb tla9t aQe jenen tpeFliden 81
natcren, bic fir cine iplde Gnsrps>8erau>
tuns bes @etens bur@ itbirefte Steuern
seftnmt taten, Ser ihmarsefen rnb fdnpte>
ften llntreue an. ..w .E
Der ppn rabifalen &ebnern IL seprieiene
Sese,,, ben uns Sdub;pQe brinsen fp1en,
Fiebt uns innser reiAlider Ut unb bic SRI
bune nil tieies ais einen uSlu4" be;ei6nen.
Wirb lire Seremtabe frudten? ,.G ..
Das weflide gp1f lett TT Sheen ..uno Der
Beten spp0te rartput benz Neser ale ntpsli>
9engreibeiten eeben II. Der iabliden @flasen
Batter Nrifpfratte, beren babineei4panbener
@eif nod in ben 8uflurern ipuft, Sc1enos
ten @araus maden.' Wir werfen bic Srase
auf: @ebDren bic @dut;Oae au9 ut ben
Mitteln, una bieies s3tel III erretden?
Gtenfowenis mic bas6abnerause ta;u bient,
tas @eben gu er1ei9tern. n
-H@p rft r,aa I'M Gpnsre6e ben Munb ppQ
nimmt opn ben ereeen Grrunsemi9aften Der
sroben @artei, fam man fid barauf 9efa6t
MAIDEN, bab tpieber elm Grrfobtlsei ausse>
brutet 1T. Sc 1T tuabr, bic republifantiae
partei, reip. bic bempfratii9en uub republis
fanii9en lnionsiolbaten baben bic Sflase<
rel sernidtet unb bic fabli@e Arifpfratie &C.
bemlttist, ,ppriber li9 jeber Oentptrat nun
freuen rnub bic Yartet but aber int CIT
ben bas Sinh nit benz Babe auseelduttet,
fl tab Der Nprben NIT benz @uben ruinirt
tpirb, unb bat cine ,eue Nrifctratie int Often
sesranbet, sesen pel&e bic Der @flapenbal,
ter rur elm S9atten 1T.
Dentt Der Yatriot an Bet tpbten QSwen
bes fubli@en Barcnenttuns, BENT man in,
@pnsrefe Tubtrttte seriebt, mdbrenb bort bas
nprb0fli@e sisanttia ~orsanifrte neue 8az
rcnentbum, feline Tleseliabre austpbt unb es
muir auf ben @efen uab ben arbeitenben
Mann int Sfen absefeben bal, unb nod ba3a
bic @ittel sur 8%e5ab1un9 nnfe =
rtr Natipnalfau1ben serf9leubert,
f. ,nub er ;ueeben, bab bteie Grrunsenidaf>
ten niat Bios oerni&tet finb, iunbern bieiem
Qanbe iest tauftnbe frlber nie sefannte ODER
seabnte @efabren trpben. Oas gplf int
Aorben i9eint bieies &aes NIT in ben 8auf
nebnen 3u pplen, bis Der Siben retpnfruirt
unb bic 8aeen slei6beredtist sen,adt inb,
unt ria bann ert, .penn's i'll fpd il, &C.
sen bic Mpnrrpltfen unb bic Corruption
Trpnt MAIDEN. .,e
grant mirb bas iApn Maes dnbern, iast
Mander. Das ben Gpnsre6 tetrift, it bas
cine eitle 9cfnuns. Wit menisen Ausnab>
n,en If Der uddfe Gensreb terft1be, rie bic
fer, unb abseieben baucn sibt's sesen ben
@elbeinFub unb bic Corruption teinen anbs>
rem Riesel, als Gbarafterfefisteiti. unb ga
triptisnaus.
Grant fann bieie Setter .ni4t bei4mDren,
Der Grnsreb bilbet cine Ra9t fir i@, bic
auber feinem btretten 8erei9e febt. Ct re,
prdfentirt bic Grefutine urb In bieiem 3wei9e
bee Banbssbausba1tes eibt es seuus fur i'm
auf. unb aus;urdumen, .penn er biefer &ie>
tnaufsabe sepadfen if, mas iid ert nod
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FR-

- MALES IN DELICATE HEALIH-
Dr. Dow, Nos. and EndInptt street, Boston,
consulted daily for all diseases incident % tbs
ernale system. Prolap-us Et-ri kllliI.x OF the
Womb, Fluor AJbus. Suppression, aud other
lenstrual arrangements, are all treated upon
pathological principles. and sp~sdy relief
Guaranteed IN n very few days.
Dr. Dow hA- no aonbt. hsd greater experience
"a the cure 81 di--As-r of women and children than
my ,Jtb.T physician ma bs,rts'n.
Boarding accommodations tor pstienfs who may
sish 70 stay IN Boston . lea days under bus treat
nsnf-
y. bah letters must contain four red stamps
they will not h. answered.
Ofiioe hours frum . a. IA. 60 n. m lilly
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Aurttou Sales.
REAT AUCTION SALE
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE & RIVER FARM
LUDLOW, VT.
ALSO THE ENTIRE STOCK,
HAY, FARM IMPLEMENTS, &c.

The undersigned, about making business
change, will sell at auction, on Thu sday, March
4tn 1869, at 10 O'Clock. a. m, his farm known as
the "Black River Farm" pleasantly situated
within n mile of the pleasant and thriving village
OF Ludlow; being convenient to n good high
school, churches, depot &C., and only * miles
from Proctorsville, on good road and considered
by many of the finest situations Vermont.
The said farm contains about 225 acres, of which
loo Is good tillage land including so of Hat
meadow OF a deep rich aluvaI soil-extending
nearly mile on the line OF Rutland & Burlington
railroad, between that and the river well adapted
for the raising of corn, oats, roots and grass
good state OF cultivation, and will more than pay
the interest on two hundred dollars per acre, the
remainder of which consist OF excellent pistuIHge
and wood land, with good apple and sugar
orchards.