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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-11-04

An Old Letter Of the President Pub.
lished a. Bearing ON the subject.
CINCINNATI, October 3O.-The Ga
zette will publish tomorrow letter
from President Grant, by his permiss-
ion given yesterday:
In 1872. when it was found that
Grant would be renominated, the re-
port was circulated that in view of the
many groundless reports as to his seek
ing the nomination, he would decline
to be candidate. So positive were
the reports upon this point that in
May, 1872, we wrote him a private let
ter on the subject, to which a reply
was received, which we are now per-
mitted to print. This has nothing d.
rectly to do with the third term, but
it shows how Grant felt with reference
to the first and second terms, and will
serve to disabuse the minds of those,
if any there be, who honestly believe
that the President is capable of
scheming for a denomination in 1876:
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, D. C., May IA, ~.
DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 10th
inst, saying that the managers of the
Gazette had decided to come out
square for my nomination at Phila-
delphia June 9Th, prox., when they
were met by the report that l would
either decline being a candidate be-
fore the convention or would decline
after nomination, was received last
night after leaving my Office for the
day. caused dispatch to be sent
to you to the effect that the report was
without any authority whatever. ]
am not in the habit of writing letters
on political subjects, and especially
have l never written letter calcula-
ted to influence convention as to
whom should be candidates before it
or be elected by 1T. But your letter is
of such a nature to properly demand
an answer, more particularly as you
say you will treat my response as strict
ly confidential. Now | will say that /
never proclaimed myself candidate
either before the convention which
meets in Philadelphia this year, nor
the convention which was held in
Chicago four years ago. have never
written line, done an act, nor, l be-
lieve l can say with truth, entertained
thought calculated to produce &C
ton by the Republican party in favor
of my promotion over that of any other
man in it who might be their choice
/ do now, as did four years ago, re
ally believe that the interests of the
whole country demand the success ,o1
the Republican party. IF deemed ad.
visable, ! am willing to make any sac.
rifce to accomplish that success.
feel that did makea sacrifice in Civ
ing up a high position, SO. highly priz
cd by me, and onescreated for me b.
an appreciative public, for which &C
/ can never thank them sufficiently
Now if can be Of service to the part.
that chose me then, 1 shall rende
that service couscientiously and to tn
best of my ability. The personal sac
rifice made four years ago can not b
made now.
with great respect, your obedien
servant, u. >. GRANT.
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HAMILTON FISH, Sec'y. of Stat
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-08-13

A boy was seen in the streets Of
St. Paul few days ago with his hat
full of green apples. He was follow
ed half a mile by three doctors, be-
fore the first grippe seized him, and
then they had plenty of business for
the next hour trying to keep him un-
doubled.
, 1874-03-10

accomplish wl4at 1t was oAsib1o tn achteyo uuIi
theY htanied h'nnn ctn.ttu.ls tunre.
Oonparo tho churches with tho thcalrct,
as ,,ol, regarded .'o'l Hcoing and !onr1ns! Many
worls-hal hcon lost o., account Of f. ,oorIy
ventilated ohnrcl. ["IIat'Y B,,."1 fIIlrrl,n,
were shut up tlgllt anu all tile fotd nuttor n,,d
oSinoe s:n nol thrown or from tho lungs settled
t. .,u sleep, md not tho prnactIng if.as1glturl
ltiGro wRs - no lluo in ignoring thoso things Tia
early alolllodlBta thought Of lIinse o6ittti.nI
moro than tho lrcsont ones. There waa u lro.
found philosophy III
Tho good old praying brotors n.itl alators, wltI,
their bhttorics, wcfo pull ienr tho pnlpik, and
woro d peculiar power, hiding tho minister INT
torlalty iii Guiding tho struggle In tho onr,B Ut
tloae brought undor conviction by tl1o pruucllorH
diBoonrHo.
,aomber-How about tho old oxhortor win
1lsod to 20 into the pulpit with tho minfBtorp
Or. Tlomaa was not afraid Ut pdopo praying
too loud or too lung. uo liked to 500 gra1li
clean oyor over OIL. .-'Soinon included. IAN.
pnuBo.1
Mr.. NlcOhcsnoy-W Women and all7
DR.. 1honlas-Women and nil. Tho atuJy of
human conditions would give Qud mitch bottor
chance.
=. .Mr. Whitehouse believed tint " por cont of
tho foruo ,eottcu could bo found in tic Unrre
Y soetllea to 10 forgotten That God llal ,tlny
ulilorent inBtrumentaliticB. TIioso vino lad only
one ta!ont should use 1t. mud lot allow 1t to 10
ovefshaGo!yod by tho tan Of 0tlior mon. In tho
words tNclHou, tllo Church ox1'octcd oyorv man
to 10 Ills duty, aud they should work together
according to tho gifts God lad glvoil tllo,llc.
hlf. gayllas. Of Indianapolis, mentioned two
caHcB OF praying bands Of laynon who had
i1 6mllt up promising. CHURCHES by their efforts.
Ihoro waH no formal organization among them
they lad ITO regular loader and Ind not cunco,,.
.ratel tlletr work at my glvon point. liz sup.
, 1874-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.

LICENSED SURVEYORS.
Sr1SuF1ELp, ILL.,, March g.-afr. Hinctlclifro
introduced In tho Senate this morning bill ro-
lating to leonscd surveyors. 1t pronounces tho
present ot1ico Of County Surveyor to DO Il monop-
oy, and for this renson declares that 1t ought to
bo dono away with.
Tho bill provides TINT any surveyor In tliB
State 1nay apply to md obtain from the Judge Of
the Circuit Court license to net as surveyor.
and such licensed surveyor may net in any county
Of tho State under such licenAe. When so
licensed tho Surveyor must subscribe to an oatll
OF ot1ice and provide himself with Government
plots aud field notes. All work tono by such
surveyors will DO pritna fncio oyidouco III court.
uSunY.
The regulating madness to which tho I1otlRc il
liablo broke out il effort to x tho rate OF in
terost at G por cont. After squabblo, the bill
was Bent to committee. An effort will he
made to regulate tue flow Of the sea- aud compel
water to ruu mp hill.
F1nE-rArnoLs
Tho Houee bill to enable Donrtlp OF Urdcr-
writer's to establish and maintain tire-pntrol,
tabled in tlo Senate, was resuscitated Oil .notlon
Of Reynolds, and referred to tho Committee on
Revision.
NAVIGATION or TIE MISSISSIPPI.
Tho Missouri resolutions asking Congressional
MD in improving the navigation OF the AIsniEsil-
pi and itB tributaries by removing distractions
IN itB mouth, woro recommended for adontion by
tho Canal aud River Committee. The Senate
concurrod.
FInENEN's PENSION ruHD I'LL.
THO Senate ordered tho Fircmcus Pensions
Fund bill 10 third reading.
LIMITING TIE 0NAR LAW.
Tho Railroad Committee, by its Chairman, blr.
Hldrup, reported to the House recommending
tho passage of the Ray bill. providing - that no
bonds shall bo registered by the Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts pursuant :" to tic Grab law after
tue taking OBJECT OF tho act. Sheridan, Of KIM
kalee, grabbor, moved to lay the bill OH tho
table. which WIS defeated 50 to 2l. An amend
ncnt came from Efin.ha1n to tho effect that tho
tinio bo limited alter jan. l, 1875.
Ray 1nado clover speech in favor OF his bill,
winding up with motion to order it to third
reading.
Thell Dalton, Of Cools, put lis foot in it By
objcctfng because the bill ,Yas not prntcd, aud
After wlilo it was mado special oraor for
Friday morning.
, 1874-03-10
COOK COUNTY AFFAIRS,
Sueciat N1apHtch to Ihc Chicago Tribune,

A DELINQUENT DELEGATION.
Srn1NGF1ELp, ILL.,, March 0.--Ono-half of the
Cook County delegation aro absent. Condor was
not here ono week Inst year, aud has not been
loro len days ont Of The sixty Of this session.
1lo must havo drawn 81 900 for twenty days at-
tendance, Which il $50 " day,-Si7.50 moro than
Gr. Condon ID worth. It il a barofacel Bwind!o.
ucrting and Mclaughlin nro hero very seldom,
and llavo boen absent for thrro weeks past.
1.uuntree has not been hore for d wooh, aud it
il saii ho is not coming buck. II not, lot linn
resign. Tho Legislature can actually got along
without him.. In aggregate ability and average
attendance, Chicago was never worse OF than
slo il now. Country lnombers Anyo u poor
opinion of their Chicago colleagues, and it IL not
surprising.
BISHOP FOLEY TO REMAIN CORPORATION sorE.
Mr. Jacobs, from tho Senate Committoo On
Corporations, reported today tint tho bill intro
dutGd by Hampton to ropenl bishop Foloy'B oc-
cleaiastica! authority ought not to pass. Ilo,lco,
u all p'oba'"lity, the Bishop will continue
Incorporation sole"
ANOTHER nuHS1-nECoRD HILL.
Mr.. Don u B,srnt-lsecordH bull wna returned to
tho SolIato to-day, with tue recommendation that
IT do moi, pasa; md Il aubhitute tlorofor was
introduced by the judiciary Commttoo. It pro-
vitos TINT, il, all proceedings Of actions now or
hereafter instituted III TO estate, interest, or
u 11oi! uleuAt nu4 JUN
pieces, or parcoaot land whom any party to Hucll
lctiNn or proceeding, Or hiH agont or attorney,
shall. orally In court, or by Affidavit to be filed Il,
sncll action, testify, under OATH tlat tho original
aMd tint 1t In beyond the power Of tho Court to
protiuco thom, tho Court Shall rcceiyo all sl,oll
evidence ~ rnay have boaring on tho case to
establish tho execution or contents Of tho doe{ls
Or otor written evidence no lost, provided. tllut
tlsu testimony Of tho partloa themselves allalI 10
received subject to all tho qualifications i1l ro-
sloct nj Huch Testimony which arc nov provided
by lazy !; aud provided, furthor, that my writ
lngs nsod As Testimony under this section
slal! be rejected il they sllow my orasureB or
ble.nsii. or interpretations, unoss tho Bamo arc
satisfactorily oxpla,nod Aud a,,yal5oratlonH, Or
clnsuros, Of Interpretations after tho saalo llaa
been olIco maao sllall 10 treated aa forgery and
punished accordingly. perBous ,nakiny a!,.
stlnats, and furnishing them to partioH on appll-
:utlon for foo, shall mako tho sRnno oostlY nnd
Eithout alteration, and t4o foo chargc4 shull i'll
, 1874-03-10

no cnao exceed al 10 for oao and every convoy
nice. or ottor like change of titio, md nll par
tion furnishing n6asractR hro to bo placed OIL q
footing with common carrors; Md II thoy roftles
Eronter tlan tho sim mentioned, tlloy ul,all be
guilty Of oxtortfon. and fined not loss than 9100
nor moro thRn 81 ,00D
Sec: II providoa that in quits now pending, or
hereafter to bo brought, tho Hamo Testimony and
evidence as Hpccil1c II, Sec. % nlnl' l,o hoard
!,y Tho Court; mud any abstract Of title "male In
tlio ordinary cotrao OF b1shosa Hliall DO taken
when tho original In destroyed.
An emergency clause Is attached to tho lili.
FEEB or o1iIoA0o CoNsTABLf.g.
Tho Uouso bill intended TO Incrcnso tho fooa
Of Chicago 0ouetablcs coming up itl the sonato,
blr Cummings wantod q Constable ovorywllere to
hAvo the Ha1no foes. lie moyod to rcco1nmit
this bill to tho Foes mud SALARY Uou,mittoe
Which was dono.
THE CALUMET DAM.
Whiting made Vigorous ofortto got .lp thoblll
Tor removal OF tho Calumet dam, and loynodB
objected with eQual emphasis, wleroupon Wilt
ting gave notice that ho would call the bill up OF
every occasion, ns tho honor Of tho State waH I'll
vol'od,, lsoynolds thought 1t Of ogual impor-
tnlco to regard the; intoroBts OF citi2cns. Tho
bill camo up III order in tho nfternoon, mud was
made tho special order for tomorrow.
THE HoALrEns.
The Hopkins, so-callot nnti~soalpora' bill was
returned with recommendation tlat 1t tlo not
pasB, tito Committee believing It would mako tho
aalo Of coupons anu unused ticketn illegal.
Hopkins asked loavo to preacl, on tho subject
before tho Committee, and tho bill WAS rocon-
mittod.
OltIUAno HOTEL D1rL.
Tic Chicago Hotel anti.dcad-bcat bill wae
lost, In spite OF aorrington. 1t was reeomuaittcl
for all atnentlmont to gtyo boarding-llouBo keop-
crs tito right to Hozo dcad-boat baggage, but it
willhardly paBs MI tho Llon law covers tho ground
sufficiently.
STOCK OF tt TIE POST AND a1A1I."
Tho Post and lfail Company hnye filed certi-
ticato Of increase Of capital stock from sl5U,000
to S225,000.
, 1874-03-10

From Tho Ilosf0N TFHvel}cF.
q. !. Richardson, Of Lowoll, owna a magnln-
cent Newfoundland tlog. Mrs. Richardson took
tho children aud dog to tho photograph saloon
to l'ayo tho group taken; but tho dog WAN II, a.
witful mood, Aud would not poso, aud was t.lrnod
out. Tie next day tho dog put i'll an appear-
arco at tho SALOON and scratched ut tie door till
ho w0s admitted; ho thon proceeded directly 10
tho spot assigned him the day boforo. nnd pauol
Aln,solf in tho oxaot position ttoBlral by tho
arliBt. Tho photograph was takon, Ant, whom
colnrlntatl, put into n llox and g1yon to tho dog
who caruclit directly to his master.
, 1874-03-10
REVISING THE STATUTES.

SPcc1Ht DsHHfch TO 1ha EhicHD0 3FfbHNt4
srnINor1ELp, ILL.,, March 9.-Tho Governor
signed bills to revise tho law in relation to tond.
CT md to Recorders. Tho House passcl I1o,tso
bills revising the Inv in relation to Attorneys
General md State Attorneys; in relation to
ga4oways, roada md bridges; aud Senate bills
rotating to fots, lunaics, drnnkards, and spend
thriftB, and rolatng to toll-roadH.
Tho revision bill rolating to partlons, failed to
pass tho House.
The House passed. tho scnnto bill roating to
injllnctions, providing t1loy may DO iasuel on
Sundays. ThiB tho supreme Court las recently
decided might be dono utltter tic old Inv, at-
though it contained no provision to tlat ofToct.
COST OF REVISION.
Tho Auditor reported to the Senate tho cost
Of revision in 1915 rs 81 400. For tho revision
now under why thefo wns appropriated i'll 1SG0,
$4,000 in 1871, 10000; In 1872. $5,0UO, and to
tho special committee OF 1873 s4,7l5. making n
total Of Sl9, 715 for the present revision, far
M 1t liaa gone, compared with 81 900 Tor tho
work in 1916.
, 1874-03-10
RAILROAD NEWS.

FREE PASSES IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Tho new stato Constitution OF Pennsylvania,
which wont iuto ofrcot on tho 1st Of February,
provides that "No railroad, railway, or othor
transportation company shall grant froo pasaos
Or passos ut q discount, to any person except
officers or employees Of tho company"
Iu consequence OF tho above clause, load-
heading in tho keystone State il moro clrcctu-
lilly disposed Of than it is in the State Of Illinois.
All tile roals running through that State hayo
issued circulars that no more free pasaes can 10
expected from thom.
FREIGHT wAn.
The freight war il still raging, aud cutting Of
ratos IL still tho order Of tho day. Tho various
roads leading from this city to the East decided
yesterday to still further reduce thoir ratoa on
fourth cinss and OIL flour,
ff.I,a mi a,:;1l L. faifa,..s.
, 1874-03-10

Efficient ventilation md uniform warming,
with economy in outlay and i'll maintenance. aro
tile great doBidorata IN MI hospitals. Quo Of tho
bust methods Of realizing these, as cnimod to
lave boon proved in some Of tho most important
hospitals it, Europe, il tho Gorlnan pla1l, In
which the frosh air IL propelled along au air
clanlo, by the operation OF u suitable fun, into
a,l air chamber containing warming apparatus,
whore it ~ warmed autl noistenod md whonca
it Ii distributed over tho building. An ane-
mo'noter mud dynamomoter, placod before the
fun, Indicate, at any n.omont tl1o exact amount
Of air supplied to tho building: Tho amount in
tho hoap!tala IL 6, 200 cubic feot (minn,nm) Nh
Ionr per bed, but It is capable Of being doubled.
This quantity Of mir 10 furnished without any
poroeptlblo draft, aud tho thermon,eters IN tho
wards indicate n constant temperature Of 60 deg.
Fail. III summon tho mir III cooled, aud it ss
warmed In winter. The yitatod air escnpea
through tlnes,. each having froo access to tho
external air. Tho warming apparat,ls ulllizos
tho heat of the waste smoke; tho warm butla
and vapor baths aro Mlso supplied by the waste
steam aud the snal ongino which works tho
, 1874-03-10
Tho new rates will bo % follows ;


LIE NA4EAut EAE4E1Is
Tho Chicago l. pacto lavo o contract will,
fifteen residents Of Hampahiro, ILL.,, who cou-
! btituto 8 committee Oh behalf OF the subacrib-
ors to TUG stock, by which they obligated thom-
selves individually to furnish tho right Of way
through the town, free OF cost to the Company,
excepting in instances where tho Company lia!,
Bpecial contracts with individuals, and also OK
cepting heirs to estates,
Tho Company has lately brought suits to COLI
domn property, and as sumo Of tho cltizeus do
clino to pay anything moro Oh tue assessments
until the work Oh tho road begins, and until
evidences arc given Of its tarly completion
through tho town, meeting WIS held last Sat-
uIday ut tho Contre School House, iu The Town
confer with the Company, aud, il possible, agree
upon basis Of settlement Of clains.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Yesterday morning, Us tho train on tho branch
betwoon these places, the engine jumped tho
track, and was thrown down IN ombauktnent
fifteen feet high into ditch filled with water,
dragging after 1t tile baggage mud smoking cars
and QUO Of tho passenger coaches.
Both t1o engineer aud frenen wont down
with their engine, and wero covered up in tho
wreck aud seriously injured. a number Of tic
passengers wore badly bruised, but none Of thom
Severely injured. The passengers claim TINT tho
Company IL responsible for the lisastor, tho
truck ut TINT point being III M exceedingly dan
gorous condition.
MIscEtLANEous
The earnings OF the Michigan Central Rail-
road for tho third weok IN February wero
sl25,90l, against 5l03, 175 for the corresponding
weok III 1873, being in iuoroaso Of So, LIT, Of
2114 por cont
4 ncetng of Western Freight Agents will 10
held to-day ut tho Southern Hotel, ST. Louis for
tho purpose Of arranging uniform ratos Tor live
stock from all Western points to the East.
GILMAN, CLINTON 4 SPRINGFIELD RA1LRoAD.
s,'eral Ds!ktteh e 1He Chicago 1fstnae.
SrnrNfa1EIiD, ILL.,, March IA meeting Of the
Directors Of tho Gilman, Clinton Il Springfield
1lailrond was called to meet here to-tlay, by the
President, DEr. Carter. Thoy* assembled at the
Lolund, aid tho conuudrum Of how to pay tic
interest Of the bonds which fell due tho lat OF
March, amounting to 31i0,n00, was first dis
ousaod. 1t waa stated that there was no. .menoy
III the handa Of tho Noeoyor md TINT Ills mar
agonent had not in any way aldod the road; but;
oil the contrary, Ind run it's earnings down more
than ono-half. Tile Directors, however, rs-
solved to attempt to find tho interest coupons.
Tho suit between tho stockholders uud tic ot1l-
cors OF tho Company, before Judge Upton, ut
Bloomington, is sot for next Saturday, and tlo
result Of the suit, it was thought, would help to
clear away existing difficulties.
, 1874-03-10

! 70 Tie Editor qf Tno chteano Tribune:
Sin: an editorial In THE TRIBUNE Of tic 7th
inst. quotes lottor putporting to como from
Knnsas City, which pronouncoB tho platto River
Colony, atlyertisot III the Advauco md otllor
papcrs, +" confidence game ~; aud the etlitorlal
stasos that tho writor also calls itn I" eY1ndlirg
advortiacmont.n
II tho factH had boon such aa your correspond
cut Indicated, tho Aduance would inye thanked
you for tho exposure: Ita woll- established olar-
actor fos Keeping tho columns FREQ from swnl
ling mud immoral advertisements, ariBtan-
cd for aomo Boven years, tlo prosont
publishers propose to maintain But,
having conclusive proof TINT tho
Colony ia rs goarino nj tint ut arooley
or Mt Colorado Springs, aud TINT thoro ID no
awinalo In 1t, nc havo not hosltatol to insort tho
advertisement. And, when you say that til 9
Rev. Leroy Church, Of tho Standard WAS prcsi-
dent Of tho Colony, aud 7. NJ; ROCKWELL who
has bcen 80 we'll known in this city for several
years. tlrat as Superintendent for tho Young
in tho Relief mud Aid Society, was Vieo-prcsi-
don't, not to mention tho other officers and
agontB, who havo been known hore for from
twenty to forty years, 1t ia surprising that you
Of that kind. The c1ail1a Of the Colony to pub
iio confidence will doubtless be presented iii de-
tall by their officers.
But .yonr editorial conveys ono othor orro-
i'couB impression, which wo would thank yo, to
correct. Yon sny thus coonists arc attyisol to
scnd for circulars "Lo tlis Office, No. oi Dear
born streot, Chicago, 1ll,"-implying that thero
IL where the Aduanco s published; whercas tho
Adcanco is published ut Nos 151 aud 1863 Fifth
avenue. Wo are lwnro tint the controversy
which has arisen concerning tho character Of
advertisements would naturally cxcuBo tho In
aertion OF tho anonymous lottor; but THE
TRIBUNE will hardly, OH that account, consent to
becoming party to palpabo injustice.
q, II. HowAnD t. Co.,
rnbllshcrs Of Tho Adu.t,,ct
, 1874-03-10

9mien Of somo Of tlloBo lots WIS bought for
s3b0 por nero, md wnh aola In January. 1H73,
for lo. .090 III oaul,, Wo ontion thia traIIHaotlur
to show TINT lnml In plattsy1lo ls worth moro
now than whom Our purchase wns ,natlo.
All We dosiro to yay, in addition Ia, that, II to
Investments In rlattoylllc provo oygon llalf NJ
Longnlont. mud Fountain Colonies, whore lola
wero sold for 5000 to s1,u00, oaol III loss tIla1l
oig1toon months aftor they woro purchased for
s100, We shall claim That thu 'coufoloratoH,
spondant, l,nyo loon instrumental In lolug q
ronl Christian work In "Bwin1ng II money, II,
this legitimate way, into tho pockets Of coloi,iBts
D. r. JOHNSON,
President Plato River Land Uolnpauy,
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

A I STANDARD AMERICAN BEvBL TABLES AND
al. the Phean Collender Combination Cushions
for sale only by the patentee, W CQLbBNDBk. sue
cessor 70 Phelan Coender, TSs Broadway, New York
GREAT AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES, WITH
al. DelaDeys patent wire cushions indorsed by Gar
nier. Ubassy, Dion aud others tables nearly new Tor
$50 Bagaclles Trpolites and Russian Bowling Tables;
also a variety OF new Games at reduced prices.
w. II. GRlFFIrH CO., 40 Vcsey street.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31
INSTRUCTION.

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~ Grammar, Composition, S. each; "a Writing les
81 50; backward persons advanced by private IN
suuctIon ladies' qualified bookkeepers and cashiers
PAINES, 62 Bowery; uptown, l,zo Broaoway.
A TEACHER or EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS DE-
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French and Italian well English branches taught
Address ar call Mme. NJ, 7 West Thirty 9th street.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

E,OR sALE-A SPLENDID FARM OF 4 ACRES WITH
Il anew house OF 10 rooms, fully plumbed ana sbun
dance OF good water farm fine order producing
that will pay nterest cost of property location within
IL minutes of depot at New Brunswick n j. high ground
and unsurpassed tor healthfuness and beauty, and
few years viii be in demand for villa sites hedge rows
and trees already planted tor avenue through the
property but It Is offered q farm every rod of the
land tilaole except where vein OF copper
out price low and terms easy. Apply ~ w. IL MAILER
lO8 w all street. New York.