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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-13

DANEY During the much talked OF
Mineral Spring Water" for the past few
months. but little or nothing has been
said in regard - the mineral springs OF
Dandy and vicinity While the spring
fever was raging, however and other
towns throughout the county were pre-
senting their claims to the public in the
discovery Of medicinal springs. your read
ers may have noticed that spring had
been discovered on the farm of Mr.. Isaac
Nichols. of Dandy, which possessed
medical properties l. was thought best
at the time of discovery not TO make a
public announcement through the papers.
inasmuch as 20 many springs were being
noticed in different sections, and there
having been such degree OF incredulity
produced upon the general mind by so
many exaggerated and oyerdrawn state
ments by interested parties. But the en-
thu>iasm having somewhat subsidized. and
it being an undeniable fact that Mr.
Nichols spring, like Others III the county.
possesses mineral properties which are
curative in their nature, it i proper that
the public should know it This springs
belongs to the ''ehalbeate" class, the es-
sential feature Of which is the presence of
Iron in solution, the iron being in the
form Of "Protoxide of Iron" 1t has been
visited by many at home and from abroad,
among whom are some eminent physici-
ans who pronounce the water equally as
valu ble rs that OF Middletown, Chippen-
hook OF other noted springs, and its effects
are precisely the same The water taken
from the spring has been sent to a practi
cal chemist, who gives the following an
alysis OF it, qualities:
"BosroN, Goth April 1869.
Mr. ] Nichols, Dandy. Vermont:
The mineral water received from you
has been analy zed, with the following re
suit:
One gallon ~tandardj contain, eight
and onc-tenth grains of dry mineral mat
ter, consisting of Potash. Soda, Lime,
Magntsia and Protoxide OF. Iron, com
bincd with Sulphuric, SILICA, Carbonie
and Crenic Acids, and traces Of Chlorine.
1t Is an aerated alkaline chalbeate
water. The compound of protoxide of
iron contained is usually stable, and will
bear boiling without decomposition, and
the presence OF alkalies, with this, adds
much to the value of the water as medi-
cinal agent. 1t is like some of the favor
lite European waters, and worthy of
complete qualification analysis.
Respectfully, S. DANA HAYES,
State Assayer of Mass"
This spring is situated two miles north
of Dandy Borough, about one-half mile
from the railroad, and is conveniently ac-
cessible. The spring will, no doubt, rival
those of any in this part of the State in
its medicinal effects Its reputation has
already become considerable extensive,
and the water is being sought after from
different sections. From the benefit re-
ceived by the use of this water, in numer-
Gus cases to which it has been applied, it
is our belief that this spring viii soon be
ranked among the first in our State.
EAST WALLINGFoRD.-The woodpile
of the Rutland railroad company at this
place caught fire yesterday, but was dis
covered in time that the valuable pile of
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AT the regular monthly meeans OF
the Orwell Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. ON Wednesday evening OF last
week. the ladies presented the association,
tbrouoh Mr.. s. II. Bascom, with large
and elegant copy of the Holy Bible, as a
testimonial of sympathy in their Chris
tian work. The presentation was pre-
coded by few happy and appropriate
remarks, which were responded to by the
Association.
The Register contains the following
obituary:
Col. Joseph H. Chittenden, of Orwell,
died ut his residence on Monday evening,
May 3D., at the ripe age of n years. He
was born in. Benson, January Cd, 1892,
but is mentioned among the earlier civil
officers of Orwell, where he must have re-
sided nearly the whole of his long and
eventful life. He was a Justice of the
Peace for seventeen consecutive years,
and was always public man, bearing n
prominent part i'll the management of
town and local matters. He represented
his town several times in the Legislature,
a.
$50 a fram Rntlsnd county nrevions
to the annexation of Orwell to Addison
county.
In his death the town has lost one OF
It's iaIher-, respec'eu anu worthy cl'i-
zen, and the poor most invaluable friend.
He never united with the church, though
,,el r. ~, ,;ta w. tr,;atna r. - 10
found the savior and WAS olw,v- from
that time, man of prayer. In his Tesla
ment was found, after his death, a state
men Tt ~ IA ~ ~ ow, ~ lhta ne
.,w.t;ye tinas Nv course. and M ho No..
then reading the new testament the tenth
time since 1914.
greaatlonal church i'll Orwell on Wednes-
day, My 9TH.
apu-Nry ytpyovr The N;ad1ol,nrv
REGISTER saws ponnv raising and op;um
manuf,,tur. i ouife likely 10 become an
;,,.,,..,.t..,, lr.,,,,l, or industry ], Aldi.n,
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Position in sleep.


Il is better to go to sleep on the right
side, for then the stomach is very much III
the position of bottle turned upside
down, and the contents of it are aided III
pas, ng off by graduation, IT one goes
to sleep on the left side, the operation of
emptylng the stomach of its contents Is
more like drawing water from a well.
After going to sleep let the body take
its own position. If you slee . ON your
back, especially soon after a hea rty meal,
the weight OF the. digestive org ans and
that OF the food resting on the gre at vein
of the body, near the backbone com
presses it, and arrests the flow of blood
more or less. If the arrest is partial, the
sleep Is disturbed, and there are un,pltu-
SAINT dreams. Ii the meal has been IT cent
and hearty, the arrest Is more decided ;
and the various sensations, such as falling
over a precipict, or the pursuit of Il wild
beast. or impending danger, and the
desperate effort TO get rid OF il. arouse
Us, and send on the stGguating
blood, and We wake IN fright or tremb-
hing, or III preparation, or feeling eX-
haustcd, according Ia the degree OF stag
nation and the length and strength
OF the efforts To escape the danger. But
when we are unable to escape the danger
when We do fall over the preciplce,
when the trembling building brushes Us
What then That Is death. That Is
the death of those of whom il Is said
when found hfrlcss III the morning,
THAT they mcre Is well As ever they
were the day before and often il il added
''ani ate hedrtier than corlmon. This
last, a. "a frequent cause of death to those
who have gone To bed to wake no more,
we give merely ~ q private opinion. The
possibility OF Its truth is enough To deter
any rational nan from . hearty meal.
This We do know with certainty, that
waking up in the night with painful diar-
rhsea, or bilious collie, ending in death in
very short time, Is probably traceable to
late. large meel The truly wise will
take the safe side. For persons who eat
three times de,y, 1t Is amply sufficient
To make the last meal of cold bread and
butter, and cup of some warm drink.
No one can star Sc ON it. while IA perse-
veranee soon b sgets a vigorous appetite
Tor breakfast, 50 promising OF day of
comfort
There no IT istake abou. It, Plantation Bit
ters viii warj II ieFel and asue, aud al kindred
diseases II usei IN time. No family need suffer
from TINS dis rr~sing complaint ii they viii keep
Plantation ittcrs IA tie house, and them
eo4dlns to ne,tious The mos, important ingre-
dlent Of tfls medicine l. Cahsaya or Peruvian
bark, VIII ch is known to be the finest and purest
tonic !" the egetab.e kingdom, The extract OF
tins oA X Is e active principle OF all the good
lever Ind ~ ue medicines prescribed by iutellI-
gent doctors. CulIsaya UtvL j. u~nt ovt4o'ivelv
IN the MANI iaoture u Plantation Bst:ers, a" well
as qninine, nud we dare say they owe then popu-
-trlty most y to that fact.
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COLGATE g. COMPANY'S
HONEY TOILET SOAP.
dkwtojuneso

CIRCULATION BALLS,
III An kinds and prices, at
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The stock market is irregular at the following
Rutland Retail Prices Current.
"WEDNESDAY MoHsIse, May II, 1865

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHESTER
KINGSLEY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
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In th.s are Of scertjel:m facts are required TO
may ire confidence III "a minus ~ r..srl- :.
but with good iudorscr,, they are willing TO test
any article claiming superior merit. The propri-
etoIs 81 Halls Vegetable SIclijan. Hair Remover
offer the following Endorsement of the merits
clau1ed by them Cor tncir preparation, by the
Pittsburg, Pa. e hnstlan Advocate" VIZ: The
public have so often been deceived by the uEe of
worthless preparations tor the hair, than an arti.
Gle of tins lind u gam their favor, and secure
their pati on age, must possess real merit We are
glad To assure our readers that Halls Vegetable
SicIlan Har Renewer Is meeting with the
cess which It's IN erits 50 justly deserve aud we
have reliable eyd that it will perform all that
is claimed or It. in restoring gray hair to its nat
ural color, and as "A permanent dressing, is I'M
surpassed.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBEl-
LIN, STUhGEs q Co.,, Commission Merchants,
~ and 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Bostop.
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e CRIEEN WARS AND NO EXTENSE.
# s-rs. Grover u Baker: l have had one OF
yoN u.t2hiu.s use fourteen years. during
viii, cnc ] have WORKED constantly on It., and il
hasn cost ING one cant Tor repairs, ton It has
never n"en out Of repair.
Mrs. >ewconh, OF this I-aoe, has hal a Grover
y Baker mlehjne over = ysar~, and it has never
been out Of repair, md know OF several ladies
with hike experience; but l suppose There are
thou and, who can ny as much that for your
machine.
+. a PAGE, Keeuo, y. II.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 $500 m.., 1890 m. a
t5:OO p. IN.
q Burlington, $50 t5:30 a. M, lao s. 'Slo
y. IN.
Bennington and state line, 1880 a. M. F'hu
1871 S p. III.
Saratoga, 5:20 & 1890 a. m, q Nv P ~ nd
salem, l:l0 & 1900 a. m, 'I1.oO in' ''i'1
ti:2O p. M
TRAINS ARRIVE Al RUTLAND
.-,1n u..iay, Fails, 1910 am, '5:Io wv
800 p. M, a.
.-t,o,t.,t lg.35 q "lI.30 a. m, 40 t75o
pm.
B.p3.Ifl.,ton aud state line, $40 a. IL. snd
-y:3o p. III.
t~,r.,toya. -ll.55 a. m, 40 & t9:20p.m.
90 ~.rin, $50 " 1890 A. m, 1880 '5:5V p. IN
.Matl Train. hhe'''
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ton for Cabinet Organs and Melodeons.
An entirely new method, distinct from, and every
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the same author.
CLARKEs NEW METHOD FOR REED
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By WILLIAM II. CLARKE.
Containing the most simple, thorough and pro-
gressive exercises, beautiful selections and voun-
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Price in Boards, ESQ. Sent paid on receipt Of
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Hf,u advertisements.

THE ADDER PERFORMS WON
i ders in figures. It can be seenyand tested at
May 10, ilEwtf. AERkAAAss
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Vermont homeopathic Mcdical
society.

Tn. '9rh annual season OF the Vermont
iT,m,spa, fic Medical Association will be
held A. the y axe House. Darlington, on
Tuesday. june 1t, 1869. There will be
a preliminary me, ting on the evening
previous Delegates are expected from
other s:.,re societies, snd {. large number
ar TIE Esou.. apAthic fraternity from our
-oWeu state vii: probably be present The
rapid increase II Homeopathy III Yer
mont makes this occasion one OF impol t
4nee. G. b. CCRRER, Secretary
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-13

MAG COLA WATER. superior to the best I'M
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-13

TEACHERS INSTITUTE At EAST DoK-
e,I@r The Teachers Institute for Ben
ming ION county is 10 be held at East Dor
set, IN Friday and Saturday OF the
present week May 14th and 18th. A. f.
Rankin, Secretary OF the Board Of Edu-
cation. viii deliver lecture on Thursday
evening, preceding at the Institute also
on Thursday evening. Examination of
teacher. for Institute certificates Will be
held during the second day. Teachers
should secure an Institute certificate If
possible. The citizens OF Dorset and Vi
entity should give Mr.. Rankin a full
house at his lectures.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
pp Goods.
X. III. MACY,

TO H0USRPBRPERs
In addition large assortment Of Paey and DR., Good, We ara
now openisg an entire new department consisting Of
FANCY WOODEN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
WOODEN TABLE MATS
FANCY WOODEN KNIVES AND FORKS.
WOODEN BUTTER DISHES WOODEN SALT DISHES
WOODEN CUPS AND DISHES
WOODEN SPOONS SPICE BOXES and MATCH SAFES,
WOODEN SALAD SPOONS and FORKS
WOODEN ASPARAGUS Do,
TOWEL RACKS. CLOTHES RACKS,
BUTTRR PRINTS. VEGETABLE SLICES,
POTATO Washers
Also CAMP CHAIRS, LIBRARY STEPS,
''''''0 N''' LEMON soUEEzERS
CORK SCREWS. FAMILY SCALES,
CARPET sTRBTCHERs, ToAsTIEG FORKS.
COCOA DIPPBRs
TOURISTS POCKET DRINKING CUPS and cANDLEsTICKs.
CoBBLER sTRAWs and TooTH-PIcKs.
. D LADIES, cAsroRs,
FEATHER BUSTERS,
FANCY PARLoR BUSTERS
WINDOW BRUSHES, BLACKING BRUSHES,
SCRUB BRUSHES
DUST do. FURNITURE do.
PICTURE BRUSHES,
PIANO BRUSHES,
BRsT RNGLIsH TRAYS IN SETS,
EGG-BoILBRs. EGd4STAsDs,
BGG.cUrs. EYEGLASSES
JELLY h0ULDS,
DISNBR. and TEA BELLS,
CHILDRBNs TABLE TRAYS
CRUMB BRUSHES and PANS
DINING ROOM lad PARLoR MAETEL
CLOCKS,
Every style WIRE BIRD CAGES,
GOLD AND SILVER PLATED BIRD CAGES,
BRONZE BIRD CAGES
CHILDREEs AND DOLLS CARRIAGES.
PLUTING MACHINES,
PLUTING IRONS.
CRIMPING IRONS.
FANCY wIRB.woRK BASKETS,
HANGING DO.
WIRE GAUzR DISH COVERS,
TOILET SETS,
BEST UPACTURBRs oP PLATED SILVER WARE.
GoRHAM co. BEST SOLID SILVER WARE,
sBd great variety Of other articles in this Hae,
AT POPULAR PRICES
r H. MACY.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
,aotitts Of ganhruptu.

= ~ IL DIcTPICT COURT of the UNITED
NsTtiTRs tnG a. he RisrHRN DISTRICT q rENNsfLyhSMAh va h
joHS CoTTOS oPhalephia 9anEtaP m sass W. & Sy Of MAJ
I ~ cost D. m before william MeAisb,s ESQ :, 20 "a G bL
70 az philadelphia that the examination OF 'he l ~.
h y, ei'sI Ths REGISTER will certify whelheT we pI pSI
eotI,d 10 hs duty hearing viii a.S be b1a ga " S X
ipr.sted may show cause Why Tie sA DshhuP' ou1
be discharged -. c.1v.i.fer Judye Of said Dis
IL s.. t1et Court 81. ,Sea ~ ' q. X. FOX, Clerk
.....: Aphl. = ~. w, p.si,t., A2llauJnN.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

DUBLIC SALE of the CONTINENTAL HO-
TIL PROPERTY at LONG BRANCH, Monmouth Comfy, n J.
subscriber Of Of A issued out Of the Court
Cbsnesry Of the state Of Newley TO ne directed VII SELL
M vebdue on WEDEBSDAH the 18th day Of Nav 1902 between
10 ours Of II o'clock noon O'Clock the afternoon Of said day
premises Long Branch 10 the Township Of Oeesn County Of
tie Continental Hotel Property az
Long Branch be1g the sud most valuable hotel IN the State
50 100 with front (hgh ban Of some
feet 800 yards Of the dsPo OF the ses Shore
Rroad and Rsun and DeawR Btv Raj road lbe nam oHng
Between being three stories high and part
fsur building ~ feet deep the south end 80 feet
dep ana the The Dining RooH In the rear OF
kbe bug sBd 2O feet oug Is feet vide 30 feet ceiling aod
Of the Hotel sumcer 20 accommodate
1000 The lungs and neatly finished the
large and si Billiard and Bath Rooms Bowling Alley
umher aud e0mmOeHs Barns Stables 'aTage Houses
shed al in good The Kitchen and Laundry well arranged
and The HOe supplied with u "0s on tle
place. IL of the most desirable Hotels n the COZ H
Sei1ed property Of Christopher C. Sprague L Sprague
and A. execution az The su m Noonsn
Stokes aud to be sold by PETBR VREDENBURGH.
Daed March H. 1859. Master in Chsucery.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
xtgaI gotittS.

C,UpREME COURT.-MARY LEE, Plaintiff
% i0Hs AqSHRS qSaRr% i5S !S1 S45 g6nS S' "'S SREIhY
DAVID r. kYBRS PATRICK DONEdhN hbMoOD ia..of
sd Lucy ROSS nd s DsnaaD You Sis IT,
bsIeby summoned and required TO snswer the com a.
rnf i, ta etop 1beb be brd In the once @e OAhoesu
atbs Cs Of The Coauy Of Richmond at ee b
nd A. Ia conrv and 10 copy OF yonr answer 'u a..
~, @ ~ sb.criber at bis Office No III Nassau street IN lns
C Of within twenty days ater 'he ietteo ~ GO % m y,
Tie aid complaint within the time Aforesaid lIe tansW ~ ~
III nj, -, ass conr fr the relief demanded "a lhs COMP
vi" ,pP2 ~ D. IaSS GRO GREBNFlELD Plaunus Auetnel
The compliant IN above action was 60 60 ~ isg ss
oithe County gi Go J. GREENFIgLD, Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

LARGE AND PBRRMPTORY SALE. BY ORDER OF ADMINS:
TRATOR AND TRUSTEE. OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
PROSPECT PARK, RLATBUSH TURNPIKE AND CATHARINE
81, VERNON AND BkDFORB-AYES., PROSPECT, LOTT,
CLINTON, FRANKLIN. AND CLOVBSTS., PLATBUSHi CARL
TOH-AVK. DEAN BERGEN, AND WYCKOFP-STS., BROOK
IYN ALSO, PROPERTY AT EAST NEWYORK AND JAMAICA,
LONG ISLAND AND DOBBS FERRY, WESTCHBSTBR Co.
n y. LATB .THK PROPERTY OF JOHN A. WILLINK, ESQ,
LATE OF PLATBUSH LONG ISLAND.
ALB TO BIZ CONTINUED TILL THE WHOLE is DISPOSED or
IT, LUDLOW Co. al auction WEDNESDAY, May H.
b a. O'Clock at the Exchange SslesrOom Trinity Building No III
. r0adWaU, New
4 HDRR THB DIRECTION OF EDWARD wHTTBHOUSR ESQ,
ADMINISTRATORS AND TRUSTEE, WITH THE WILL AN
MIXED OF JOHN A. WILLINK. DBCD:
PROSPECT PARK-The mansion formerly occupied by John viii
Of land adjoining Prospect Park known Bloc
Hlye" The most eesaee property the Park for gentle
with ample for nsmbe Of villa shade and
/ namena trees and choice shrubs Of fdH growth
Also. a snail triangular plot near tbe above.
FLATBUSH TURNPIKE AND CATHARINEST--32 Lots, situate
q sald streets opposite Boemen HeuveL"
VERNON AND BRDFORD-Av AvES, PROSPECT LOTT, CLINTON,
R4NKLIN AND CLOVE-STS6S Sections. comprising tbout 40
CRIBS situate sbove the residence Of the late Dr.
CARLToSAyB DEAN AND BBRGBNsTS--49 Lots the above
a reefs being of ParmentieTs Garden. Brooklyn.
THlRTYFOUR LOTS AT EAST NBWYORK-TOwn OF New Lots
THIRTY .THRBB LOTS AT JAMAICA, LoBg Island
FIVR LOTS AT DOBBS PERRY, Westchester Co. NewYoTk.
Maps Of the property sd M particulars be had at the ohee OF the
Apetioutsrs, No Pnest, or oi - .
Administrator aud Trustee, No. p Wiliam-SL
JAMES n. STORRS, Aty and Counsel
Administrator and Trustee,
the ohte VI Messrs. StOrB 4 Sedgwick
fss9u No Wal-st
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

TNHE BEST WAY TO ECONOMIZE is to
Il eIpeud jour monev NORE jid.riolsy.
GREAT SLAUGll iERlNO SALB.
SPLENDID MUSLIN Zoe OTHERS CHARGE l5e.
RXTRA YARD WIDE MUsiINN lAc OTHERS CHARGE l3c
YARD WIDE sHEETfNGs. l25e. OTHERS CiAWGE lee
ALSO FROM AUCTION. BIG LOTS or DRBsS GOODS, ALPA.
CAS- POPISS PRINTS, MAhshibLES, &c, 81 HALE Of h''
Tcafs pdc-s
IARp WiDR FISR ALPACAs 1le WORTH s9s a. s,,,,,,,
b. nuBOHgS BkOohhf ~
eoauiry ONh HALF ~ hj
is. sfrs FOSTER BROTNEs Fbtaae nr.r b geutst and
- FOSTER BROTHERS No ~ Blysekrrst
CpRING BONNETS.-Rral Lace Bonnets,
y s5.w s spt Gupurr Hluns Ch irus Hats lus"n Ios'ec
lat. Gr,a, BsrauI T. BISSys MLLlNEHI lsrss'1 IN iA'
uoA No bTl Broadway, NJ fir.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
goMS an0 Suoms.

goar0 ano 2Ooms
EIRST-CLASS BOARD-A nicely furnished
entire SECOND FLOOR Is oO to LIT with excellent BOARD,
price hest references required and Apply at Ne
10 Bss Sevenee thst
FURNISHED Suites and Single Rooms to Let
without hesrt t,iys l,ail, l9 Wet I.sasotbsh
EIFTH-AYE. - Best Location - First-class
BOARD With spsrtnents snRv and suite References giTen
and required Appy AZ No S9 Fth.aye
mo LET-FURNISIIED ROOMS in suites or
spre The painted aud rflrbed u tfst class
s,ye Brosdsar SEisvr, HHd Gross town cars pas e door
F5r fan particulars inquire the premises Of Mrs JOHN ROD
MAN, No SIS sIhave., cor Of fTkirty-thrist
Z hTH-ST., West, No. 324, between Eighth
and Ninth syes bsaG ROOMS viii BOARD Gntelsss, to
gentlemen gentlemen au1 wives
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
Q0SELLE, n. j.
BY 4 D. MRLLICK. jr, L BRO,
AUCTI0NEBRS AND DEALERS IN ERW.JBRSEY REAL ESTATE
No. 20 PINESE
THURSDAY v Ny @ p 1889 !, AZ z sRs Rr;,:;

GREAT SALB OF l6O VILLA PLOTS AT wESf RosBLLB
situated elevated ground commanding hne Of
A. and the surrouni.HE coLutvy.
Ro, located The Central Railroad Of HewJersey ythee
srutss be river aud y miles from the
CIV o. Elizabeth
N yea great proportion he new aud growing town
Ro.sie
speel train viii Of Lbsst at II The day
a sfie Iuuch on The arrival Of the train
raosd and f1 particulars appy athe once Of te
I-rrora-rs Na Pne-st. Nswlork
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
Snttiun Sails Of Zeal 6statt.

A. J. BLBHcKKR AuetloneeT. = ..
TXECUT0RS' SALE of HUDSON RlYEh
~ PROPERTY At bOB6's PERRY, BRING THB RBSlDBNCk
AND ESTATE or THE LATB JAMES X DANFORTH, KNOWN
IS DRY BROOK "a. }. BLEBCKB& SON CO. VII seli At
hucon TUESDAY hsy H. 1907 Al - 0eloek AZ 'no EAShAnSe
BalsSrOom. No Ill Broadwayi - -, -, !, -, !
This property eonprug 25 tres Of ano VII be oneea
,resi aTipf from Others the late residence OF
E Danob nearly 3 beautiful and complete place
b ouAes grsper well fitted for Summer and Winter
peupsGou desirable house with 10 acres Of land
beautiful views Of The Hudson River and Saw
pm River valley and within nile Of the railroad station and steam
Dobbs For and particulars, apply
EDMUND COFFIN Cedst who will accompany purchasers
the preneI JOHN STORMS, Of the executors
Rke propery Al DObbs Perry. SAMUEL T. LYON vv....
-T''' JOHN J. STORMS, hhso0'0f~
MIpI at The AuoiOnseTs once
EREAT AUCTION SALE,-BY Britain g.
NJ COMPANY ITO close an Esatel Of BUILDING SITES and IN
PROVED RIAL ESTATE BBLLRYLLB ~ j. on the line Of the
railroad from Newark Sale 10 atl O'Clock
THURSDAY MAY g. on the premises For complete det-
eDve l BRITAIN Co RIAL ESTATE RECORD, EXTRA,
which Of G.. De Witt No 90 JohpSt
EsWYork Lee Holmes Beev and at the once Of the Publishers
o ~ Broadt Newark where permits to inspect the improved
properties be obtaiDel BRI1TAN Co.
fna ~ arFTsC sAF -
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
Summrr Sttrtats.

rtA4IIN4S'
BOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY, about
I'D the Stamford Norw preferred for gentleman,
sister small children Address with particulars
AMI terms A. A. Box No. So Brooklvn n Y.
DARAGER's BOARDING-HOUSE, at Osca-
I'D Lake County miles from Peektk for
Summer boariers
pELMONT HALL, Schooley's Mt, n. j.. will
- be opened June IS d. A. CRON Kill
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
RUTHBaFURp PARK LOTS

D. ss. Luuch on the arrival Oi the train
raosd and fl particulars apply al once Of lte
L1cuo1erfs No 26 Pne-st, Nsw.lork
y RCTHgRFTRD PARK LOTS
Closing sale 4 The Corits Property.
h. A. J. BTEBCKER. sos & Co
IN auction MONDAY May TO- az p the pses the
bss1l property Ruthera Park belonging . D. Cord aud
Soi divide interests hap ard rec passes at NO u Cfaar
FVOOLEN MILL for SALE.-The DURHAM
w WOOLEN MILL be line II railSay, Newcastle
Oio sold by aucou oR FElDAf the $50 Of NAY
Freehold comprises p tiue ipdspatabe upon Hhe
erected foursto BRICK Brg gH2 Dy House I1O bnne aD1
SO145 also good frame DgelnE iJ SuPenh
The MsehiDery t perfect running ORDER driven W noe
or 1901 V
liza 20 Of Hamilton and comprised foows Three sets
frdt and Davis Furbe u Crompion ana
Wsrpug, B-ner Shearug and brurg a
Fl Srooag Frames Wool Picker Waste buster lro3 OTnhs
frue Hydro Rstsrr Pump DyeIuhs fonr pairs fus
S sr1 other Tsqui.s m carrying brstcass Wooen Factory
ne ftd 70 be heated With I'VE OF e10aast s'ea
o,out The Mil has Only been l8 months 10 peoh anl
vel worthy VI espitat FIthSr Pse eau Os
lsirbed application to X 70 hheulLL ~ T1I