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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13

REMAINING in the Post Office at Staun.
ton, Apri! lst, 1887.
Hecktor Allen Mr. Hudson
George Alfred Joseph Henderson
Hannah Atwaier Reuben ID. Hill
Marietta Alfred Lewvine Harrison
Gabriel Alexander Peter G.. Hogg
w l.. Alexander Philip Hopkins
John Alexander VIM. Humphreys
Sarah Ann Brooks Nancy Jones
Henry Bear William Johns
James Brown Jacob Keineg
Samuel Bishop Jefferson Kinney
John Berry Samuel Mayes
Henry Brooks james w. Miles
Robert p Brown Valentine Merritt
DIbney Beach Rob,. Moore
Oliver Beirne Lewis Mines
James Cawthan Alex. niaclung
f.. Christian Francis Mills
Henry D.Cruger, esq. Elizabeth Mason
Henry CrOne James Murry
Martha Cochran John McCue
VIM. w. Curry Jano A. Mcffei
Rev. MIR. Csllhan Ellen K. MofTeu
Clerk OF Augusta Co. Rice Morris
Henry Deal James Nelson
Isaac Dunn John Newton
Eleanor Stuart Dough- ohm S. Newman
Iss John Nicewanger
Robert Doyal Philip Polmer
c. L. Ely James Poage
Davidson Erwin Lewis Redler
Enoch Epperel Alex. Robertson
John NJ Estie Jacob Ross
Philip Fishburn Patsey Spriggs
Isaac Fnrrow James T. Ship
Jeremiah Fuller Jacob Smith
John Filter George SPOTS
Closhellon FitzPat- VIM. Speck, (Sboe-
rick inaker)
John Grove Alfred A. Sewers
Rev. Abraham Gar, Erasmus Striking
yer G.. x. Snapp
David 3. Grice jackson Todd
Jas II Goodwin David Trout
Loyey S. Gilkeson John Toliyer
Polly Gipson David Thornton
William Giles Mr.. Warner, (Consla'
Samuel Gaudy ble,)
Ephraim Geeding Messrs. James Walk
VIM. Grass CIR and Joseph Beat.
Rev. Il. ID. Goodwin tie
Kenton Harper Cornela Wright
DIR. T.. 2. Hitchcock Margaret WEIGH
Charles w. Hardin h. j, Webb
Benz Hardin Merewetber Whit
Lucy Hardin lock
r. H. Holland A. b. Walker, esq
James Hogsbead, sen George Warner
Elizabeth Holt James Williamson
Charles Hudson Mary Young
L. TREMPER, p. ~
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ALSO FOR SALE

A Tract of Fifty and an Halt
acres Of land adjoining the largest of the
above mentioned tracts, known as the
Sand Spring tract. On this land about
eight or ten acres of watered meadow
can be made. The improvements con-
sist Of new and commodious STILL
HOUSE. The land will be sold subject
TO lease of three years aud five months
THOMAS ]. STUART.
March D, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13
REMOVAL.

THE subscriber has removed his Stock
Of Goods TO the house lately occupied by
Joseph Cowan, deceased, where he will
be thankful to all who may give him a
call, with pledge that he will do every
thing in his power to render satisfaction
TO those who may afford him an oppor.
tunity Of doing so.
J. b. BRECKINRIDGE.
Stanton, April d, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13
LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishes to dispose OF
the Farm on which lac at present re-
sides, together with one other Tract of
Land, lying convenient to the same, suf.
ficiently so TO admit of their being cult
waited in conjunction, as has been the
case heretofore, which, if not sold before
the 2Sth of April next, will on that day
be offered at public sale.
The first named tract contains about
$50 acres, situated on Middle River.
Augusta county, Va. 10 miles west OF
Staunton, and adjoining the plantations
OF Thomas Thompson and James Scott.
The land is of the first quality, possess
ing every advantage. being well water
ed and timbered. The improvements
consist OF comfortable Dwellings
HOUSE, an excellent BARN, besides
an ORCHARD of first rate fruit
The last named tract contains IG5 a
ores, adjoining Baylor's mill, and for
quality is unsurpassed by any in its i'm
mediate neighborhood. The improve
ments are comfortable D,oelling, house,
Barn, &c. A more particular descrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary, as it is pre-
sumed those wishing 10 purchase will
call aad examine for themselves.
JOHN A. DAVIDSON.
Feb'y %, 1887.
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ATTENTION.

THE ODD Reg't V. NJ. will meet at John
Shannen's, near MiddIebrook, en- Saturday
the 18th day of May next, at l ! o'clock, a .
III. for the purpose Of holding "a regimenlal
muster. WIN WILSON,
Col. 93d Regiment, " NJ
March 30
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1850 ACRES :

which may be conveniently divided into
various parcels, so as to suit purchasers
The first mentioned tract has valuable
Saw Will site, and constitutes desirable
farm, with about so acres of cleared
land, a considerable portion Of which
can be converted into meadow; and if
desired by purchaser, an addition OF
timberland can be made to it from the
large survey aforesaid. On that survey
is valuable Iron Ore bank, which may
make the whole or part Of it an i'm
Portan, acquisition TO persons contem-
plating the erection of Iron Works in
the Dcighborhood. Those disposed TO
purchase the whole or any portion of
the above mentioned property, will
please submit their proposals to the sub
scTibers, or either Of chem.
ELEANOR STUART,
BRISCOE G. BALDWIN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13
CASH For NEGROES.

TIE subscriber wishes to purchase a
number of likely Young NEGROES.
from ten to twenty five years Of age, for
which be will pay the highest cash pri-
ces.-Persons having such Negroes TO
dispose Of, will find il to their ADVANTAGE
TO give him call. He can be found at
any time in Stauntop, as he has located
himself here for the purpose Of purchas.
ing. FRED'K MI PITMAN.
Stanton, Dec. 8, 1S36.-0
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LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will sell at public auc-
ton, on the 18th day of April next,
A TRACT OF LAND
March 80.

containing 10 acres, at the mouth of
Naked Creek, in Augusta county, on
which there is a first rate SAW MILL,
and l6 orl7 acres of first rate Meadow
The plow land is of good quality. There
is new frame HOUSE with two brick
chimneys and three fire places on the
tract, and great many grated apple
trees. Persons wishing TO purchase
would dc well to view the land before
the day of sale, which will be shown bv
the subscriber, living one mile up the
creek. The payments will be made
accommodating Terms made known
on the day OF sale.
JOHN NICHOL.
March 90 1871.
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EAND FOR SALE.
pl 6, 1897.

| WILL offer for sale, on the premi-
ses, on the 10th of April next my farm,
containing 295 acres, formerly the pro-
perry of George Koiner. There is on
,S5ySsa this farm a Dwelling House,
IaIgH an excellent Barn, good Sta
EIssEaa- Bile, and all other necessary
out houses, and an Orchard of choice
fruit. There is a never failing spring,
with good spring house over it, conve-
nient to the house, and springs in almost
every field.
This property is situated on the road
leading TO Waynesborough. six miles
from Staunton.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOHN KAUFMAN.
March %, 1897.
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a Copy--Tesie,
". G. KINNEY e.

The within named parties are hereby no.
tilted thai will attend al my Office in the
town OF Stounlon, on Monday The I7ih day
OF April next, for the purpose of complying
with The acquisitions Of the above order.
SAML. CLARK T., NJ Conl'r.
March 30th, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13
Staunton Academy

The Summer Session Of this Institu-
ton will commence on the 1st Monday
of May ensuiDg-the branches taught,
and prices, as usual.
The elementary School still conducted
by MIR. WARWICK.
L. WADDELL,
April 6, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13

SIMON PURE was got by old Sir
Arcky, out OF the imported mare PhiIa-
deiPhis, who was got by Washington
out of Miss Totterridge by Dungannon;
her dam Msrcella BY Mambrino out of
NJ edia by Sweet Brier, (who covered at
20 gnineas,) Angelica " Snap; Regu-
lus, Bartlett'S Childers, Henry " God $
Arabian, dam of the two True Blues :;
Dnngannon by Eclipse, Washington by
Sir Peter Teazle, son of High FLYER, out
of an own sister to Trumpator Nam
brino was by Engineer, gramdsire to
Long Island Eclipse; Sweet Brier was
by Syphon, and Papillon by Snap was
the dam OF Sir Peter Teazle.-(See En-
giish Stud Book
DAVID o. COPELAND.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13
JUST RECEIVED,

A fresh supply Of DR.. McLaues Yer
mifuge. JOHN 3. GARRETT.
March %, 1897.
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Table shoring tcherG he horse can be found
thr0ugL0ut The seoson.
SIMON PURE.

THE thorough bred horse Simon Pure,
raised by the Hon. John Randolph. will
stand the ensuing season at James AIrx-
ander's. between GreenviIle and Fair
field, ) l-2 miles from the former, aud
s from the latter place.
8%For terms, &c. see handbills
JAMES l.. ALEX AMBER.
March Sl ICep1 4.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13
JACK creek, IN Augusta county, near
melton with South river, containing
24i ACRES.

now occupied by John Minis, adjoining
the lands of Gerard B. Stuart, Jno. Col
ner and others, with an adjacent parcel
Of about TW ENTY ACRES-Also, a
large survey of WOODLAND, lying
east of said tract, extending to the Blue
Ridge mountain. containing abont
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-13
Blamta fOa. Sale.

By virtue o! authority vested in US BY
the last will and testament of the Hon
Archb. Stuart, deed. we will make sale,
by private contract, of certain real prop.
erty devised to us in trust, to wit:
a TEs ACT OF LAND,
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"A LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING in the Post Office at Staur
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PEDIGREE.

March 30. iS37.-4t
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-20
AND OEFICE.-JoHN r. BnGARprs Ai,ome,

AND OFFlCE.-JOHN L. BOGARDUS, Attorne,
- and Counsellor at Law, Clinton Hail. Ne Beck
Opposite the Brick Charch docrJ city of New York illinois, Mis-
Arkansas Military Bouniy General Land office, ard Vest
Agency.
obtained and titles for soldiers therheirs
ekher ls Reysutionary-2d Late War-3d Canadian Voan.
teers4th English Refugees from the H. to Canada
5th from the British array, the heirs
all the above Titles to lands fteitad for
recaiDed7th Heis under catied fo
18th Those who parted wsth their discharges
titles before The pate issued reclaim the samcsh
ia the States and Teors TIE u States Canada
Scotia and Texas boagt ana sold exchanged and
titles Investigated, obtained and perfected application
office.
Post Masters the United States other genemc4
forwarding OF the above claims and he,
several sections OF country will be entitled to per
commissions. Communications post paid
~ taxable farming land for sale in the State Of Illinois,
@artcr sections sf 1859 EACH from
situated near towns and Otherwise Also, Missouri and Arkan
n6-ff
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-20

Disintsrested Love.
loved her fos herself alone,
Fos she was all TO me;
Her virgin heart was Cupid's thro0e,
Her vsioe-his miastrelsy.
tHer father was a man Of woAith, ~.
A man he was Of feeble healthy :,
OIL she was fair as spotless ruth
Asbeaauful aud bright;
Or, like glowing dream of youth,
Avisioa Of delight,
t5he had NO brother sister dear
Nor poor relations-very near
Her fom-a Venus model rare,
Such disnty-such grace;-
The ring cts of her jet black hair
Adorned her lovely face.
Her mother, too, had died some years BE- lore,
Her pa would never marry more.)
gazed upon her speaking eye,
And dropped upon my knee
And told her Il AT soon must die
Ifshe d rot pity me.
uf pa should OFF, up his SOUL
knew my love would have the wbole.)
She turned away-Idared rot speak,
thought she cnraged-
A tear coursed down her burning check
Sighed she, :" am engaged"
Seine other chap would cut dash
Upon the old mans boarded CASH.
She was moi what she seemed TO be,
Her voice was crncke and hoirse,
And then she squinted dreadnlly-
Her skin was very course.
Her pa got well-and failed one day.
Her gentle husband away)
Yes-'iis a very pleasant thought
My fortunate escaped
Bat kad 10 the set been caught,
'rwere then sorry scrspe,
lyon can't catch me with cnaf-oli, nei
always knew twould turn out sol MARKS
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-20
THE r YIN.

NR ELLIOTT ocsissi, rrs,s.s@ q ne Anas,ny ana =.
ssass ss: Ssai;
Az os and successful
s Mssf Dr. r. sss
s': u: %:s' sfss
Is medium
having Ss peculiar poDss ss sa.s and
Al .s w ~: as. ss as s s
that attends disease, Of the sys and
mp'd srs sf, .. tS0" 0n o'''e 90 fasT
ITO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT;
Celebrated os MASkESzE Of dsssow
fully informs those acted with Desses q re Eys
ads here e s mosi
ara scientific oprcr.crrs
% Gs .e z from .n the
which every aid feca poiat esteemed by the m'esoh
ofhe importancs attended TO- from 10
, en.I" "o1' ~ = - = ~ mg5-lms
SAPoNACEOUs COMPOUND For SHAW,
NC ana ss1,es ,sp t. evidence
ss a,sT a % "ss AZ
skin the least il Pleasantly II n'a Gov
Price per pot for sale a. ittopprR,s PHARMACY.
d,e.f sss Broadway, cor. Franklin az
ID UsHTON & AsPINyNALL,N No. IS William street
~ os FL S e ns SUPERIOR ss p
ss" sS' Of 50 sss iss and
English made order and Soda
] % ss 70
for afs and famesSweins Panacea and Verniiuge al
prcesTaaric AcidSupcr Carbonate Soda 60
decIS
SwAIN,s WORM sUGAn PLUMs.--An elica
- cous and convenient Medicine 9r Children causing wo,s
discharged zumbers ad when there - n ap
pcarance Of they do much rood IN CARRYING OIL the sec on
Of mucus mach bowcls, which generate thein
and cdfen alive Tor pc by The pro-
nretor agent. NATHAN Il. GRAHAM
80 Cedar ST., corner OF William.
METALLIC WAsH.-lmPoRTANT TO HOUSE
1fl KEEPERSLatly and enterprising Chemist dis
covered this liable Metallic Wash ard by the OF rs
friends and feeling OF humanity lie induced TO e 10 tie
well known that Ccabs have ensucd
Cxa Acid and other poisonous substances for
etas This Wash viii cean metals with the least
sbc labor and containing thing inuroas that
in lem medicine.
Also Wind Glass and Lamp Shades.
s-MlE Gamble 1873 Broa John Dodd,
Of BROADWAY and Bcecke Adamson oil 6ss Broadway ami
Dowey; W. Lmree OF East Bro tdway aHd Market 81
d. Cogeeshall 42i Pearl b. D. Sands, to Fulton st
Directi ms the W ash on the label. asins
SUSPENSARY BANDAGES ~ TK1SSES-
- general assortment! peeusefu surgical instruments Of
and improved parent for sale at No Ann street
where they adjusted nd appi:doy practical surgeon
iis-y
A GATE MORtARS.-A general assortment OF Agate
n Moars, with tails. oi different NUMBERS for sale By
yR WlSE Droa.i
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A CAtn.-ro LADIES sro cENTr,y ~

A CAUD.--TO LADIES hrD GENTLE
n NEN-LADg M0NrhUlES COMPOUND CHINESE
SOAP pcard from he suil gxoi nd ancd pcrcc.
" Iplcen' O. ely orfca'ca tan, rroke T4rre
Jcdnes arr ~ c0ts1eon' crutnns gradually res oenr
soft skin, iran Yrfs tie sal rolDl nts N
whltcn -, I'M utisg % lclutiid lc loon
c~ntc aitrt aaayi r. W 6ni elay iabEiy and
smsrre pain, and fenlpr - skin thn n pc
pot sale BY Ufcrnl 70 az w lhar; Or Hart,
of Broadway and Cha cs ~ ~ync corwor Walk
ef and Bowcrr pr,ce 70 c-"is" rcRt. to-tm
rTUukIsI i.GGCH.s Ercriyrd this day. q 6ne
healthy r. tn ~ lccrhas fg al. At
rsoie,a,e pdo tHOrPbRs PHARMACY. Btoadway COZ
ss- II Franklin .tr;tt
~ q. f.cechcs applied. niTn
n Hs CHE.s.-Jns received ut - 6ny healthy sw adiab
IL Leeches, Tor vboIcs, g srdretaii by
Lewis PEUCHTWANGeR, 3T Broadway
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fMPOsITTON AVOIDED.

~
phil of medicine is pfu and often leads to
iS1H 81 ExLsaM Or
~ having been standad medicine for nearly half
ces,s - ,onac. for easy mild aid 5eret cure q Go
patent medicine whose sale KEEP, with IL age; end
in tins eiy Mas ory to inform tho 10 want Of such an article
where be obtained genuine One single dose never fails tn
'S ., ss Of
present envahc foyoary Not single individual has yet been
conveyed every suers beyond even the pale OF Suspicion The
IS pea III only medicine that his gained lasting
IRON the host medicine whose only seers have
TO dazzle daPe and deceive I've nlesy end unf nae The
'oOTi d,sss: . ~ the s ely NV Wink Y%snrcc .o
or y sos ssd cor tuoR ' Soo wsm ~, %
abo,e mscLer He,y Canal aid Hudsor ,,s nd 4,
hYsPEPsIk-in its mort dassreshle fcrrrs, Is e6sca
~ ally cured by DR. MEAD's ANTtDysr EPIC OF $40
from wich radical permanent curc ob'nnes of
those ehcn STATE, Of arrangement of tn digestive organs cvn
The symp tharacerzig dyspepsia "dges'ior are
long train q those dsneree L nations ccmo, aned nef
the s,pseh and sometimes yonliine sennf sp 81 .asr
es ~ The n"ss hen" bum Or what "a called sour 81 mach
cossgts raleross OF he cun,c ancs' hhfu. ow ~ ~
,rtp m, number o thes s,npF les pdlt NJ pa
w.t. some heiss M only Il ps r w ~ sD. o s o nna
Ca atule a. Of nd in the stomach and bgv., scaon,
oawesns ,he whe ,ody viz g. a. " hosss pa ss,y
nany medical w,,e but how title has lecp dcrsiooi the
nla;nly shos Lot take ample 10 Illustrate t ser
ton Heat !rrn % sour stomach beng en yer utlssome
~ this Troublesome complaint. the attesor urs
) directed IN search osomo scc that should have the pow
ssldLy Hall Bcwrciqs Ma den Lane Geo re y. shall
oil Pearl fnd streets; Minor Garb e. cnrn.r
soe, wal and Veg'y street.. id Of Brsdwn ard
states. " :
None oune without the Of GEORGE SMITH.
DIJEgf pILEsf f-p, rteLc. Pile .tn,ant "a a r<..;
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DIJESi PILEsfi-pr TIeIcs Pile oi-tnent u posi.
live f the thes w three days ne Sold ~ ~ HAT.
cor Chambers 81 and Broadway j. SINE Of Bowen ~
Vsherst f2o-sms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-20

I've trB1 Es.-Msd carrin. - ccfc etcorItcs
wsss. from Paris, with reetspe Ere ~ tisrsiard
fro- Frerch THIS se pnsie, snd efs eco essr ~
tie ab~, conels NJ SO dpJ Hart, - snd
sms
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MEDICAL CAHD.-The study hesiowe, q, % tain
W kraach ofpracce, ~ r GLOVER e.iinues toIsceve w
confidence ~ the public Those who affected Wit Feois q
Gong standing diseases fron ~ the booa
and such Inc spercnc
a. we'll him los sce Aan street near lse
80 n~, ~. "A 80, ~. Ma I'm dlon
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Z. - - n..ni,M,NLY ANn AnOnnp nY ILL

~ -, ~ ~ TCfE FOR PERSONAL BEAUTY
- -, !, ss,ei gv,' commanding tf ne admin alton,
49,. = hlinlPie X W. alinmsnt ard ufcsefvatan
ni VI ~ ne rcpa inert both ef nrottce an uii
OH nppen AGES y.tirh .a ~. ~"
p"rpose, idt Moninaues Coronn h.e., scan pr fs a,
10 ton fnnftd ~ nerrync rtn 10 rial rsfn, rg Il,
ofprcpsrafon Won ihn tionl.ti ees snfs ard cica
~ alt aimed extensive natrnnNp ref bet anl ans
taner ofue reu nd preserving unne nod an ae,aes
vi ncs bihy, solls ess h1d sH Y o,nhy o. he Zen
Df eymr Bower md Walker Prize 20 er aske
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y
If aud Fire ihe for pao
Offices ,r Sale by the
AID reail at Their warloue No OF Exchange ,lace.
Berlin Grates-These superb caanrs, dqnlsg hnisf The
with rich and chase designs
has relief They cled by process, acted
upon BY head rust and requiring wnser only 10 keep them
clean
The Rejecting recently introduced unites beauty and
beinr constructed with brill nj metallic REFLECTOR
throw mi? tn large potion Of the heat which ordinarily
through the nuc.
Dorc AID Minerva Fire Place well established article
known To the public thing
burning coal ne csrbnes all the adv of both the
modes or communicating beat by radiation,
crate and Ire place and by nnsmsfn, clusc
dIhnses warmth tnougho the by of heated air
which by tho construction Of III,
70 come contact wi heated iron aos, which wen Known
70 have the effect ofdesoyrg the IL the
d,ag hofen srcse, and always iniunors TO the boa tn
portable, SHY they
pleasure II adapted parof the rpd
roo uniting the comfort Of open with perfect
safety and For SAFE by
fiI1y BAXTER a BROTHER, 81 Excbanyeplacc.
NO HUMAN BEING give a jul ard correct descrp-
10 of the mab virtues efthc at ring strength
cning and always safe LM or HEALTH prepared and
utuDv hear by Dr al sS tpas
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rI,O THE TEA CHEns or THE FRENCH

rI'O THE TEACHERS or THE FRENCH
Il LANGUAGE-wc would invite the Of the Teach
e. 70 the sreseh Grsmmarb BY NJ wIEkzHCKI just pub
hshedh Sandfud nDerly j. w Sabdosd II IL cauated
.npcse al soots Of that nature that be found in the
ke, at present and there doab that will become
M account Of the improvements that there which facilitate
~ dlIr se with which English rupmccs here wall
say some ~ them. Until days, n thought that
nnan coudno learn the ote French Language
wthoes teafiy who city hssef bat
waaeh, Canmat teaches the fsncy ortbat opinion Cor
~ 49, ~ ~ nov eJe tat
mIac,oy fus aslA sng 10 dicuy his the
uhIy klvs .st there the language sirnks
s5sp, s,sy .s ssns ~ ssund much
Not sesitA'r tsa may ptn
nsneiauor ~ ne Efent wiai Z
maj asv Z. ~ 1sch be described In su
brit sr4ate AMI afgcrt tcd
% ~ 'hc yas y hra the Whole the -, c,s ra Ina,
hs (tle auhsl VIII snal
~ Fr@nciuusn. Hekswis rnae new ssr ~ o's
etc which cannot b. lvgnl elsewhere ". se ,le ~ i
pazxes Enghshrsn hat ai,enp,s spcsk French
lie rscs ~ what 0fhcr The Fcach wnra o.els ~ 80
W order ~ make inrV bi sentence U.is earne, G J
other finally the that es,aus
rramnitr cslraaiiur a.
aftai saufs r the pupil, and ,ssla,y ~ ~
teacher, and confident ofits mnls that wseV
IND oft oufss bet sg candid pcsa Of tho teacher. IN
a' d y viii N pleased with " i.decd bids fak n
spefcsfe al oirs b. had a. whocalr Al III III
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evils apsrehes ded upon The slightest grounds aud the
disease paeu Of the abdomen
Or sit side cavity whence The pochoGa
common erporea spems are atucncy in
the bowels, acd erucations costivsnes pasnodc
ps offxns The attention upon any SUBJECT NEE
or amy s a SH Aso @
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IDEAS hat haunt The judgment
hb initiate ,eIsiy The we.t and best o.
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int rcoars. exercises habit, eAccs eating
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the moases or sns CO aled alton OF debility Of
cause. -
indieesion 10 sreneen the body and 70 enven N, spirits
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rega b. The occa onal of m arencnt We know
Aparent plls~beins mud and their operation The
bowels being onse Mae 81 s which
and without sspute have vcd great blessing to numerous
some physicians have nended es use
should net be resorted 10, ~ Will greatly
Office e DIR. WIN Ev ms ., 100 chs,hm It
his excellent Family Apereni Pitts be obtaned sold also
by his asyoriis d country agen's as.lm.
5rOOTHAC,H Ell TOOTHACHE:! -TOOT7I.
ACHE-The tooihschc efectsaly and permanently cured
n0 sIsD s S b. bsnsSs eseSrd
M1" age aS aay o ss
been cfccsay cured by this discovery Tho who
wishes make this Known for the benefit " public has been
eecsa cured ard has had relapse for the lat five
Ts numbers who have been cured by this discovery the last
incredible. Let tender, the teeth
9ecayrd they i'll IN she time become capable of
ucation, and free from pain for life
drops WIN fail where the IL
oscasncd BY the decay of the tooth and consequent exposure Of
They have tie effect got only 10
bot aso todeadon the so eectua asre render incapable
,feeiing
For sale who esale and retail Saads of Full
William Minor Gamse, ofDey and Broad
And retail by y. Nones ei4 Bsadwav. doors above
seecker st. W Forbes, sos Pcan a. CT OF Cross st
w. Horwel, Canal aud Haasoasts.
II. ". Austin IS Carsncst.
Burnets Checa Hail. IS Sixth Avenue nearly opposite Ami
yst; j. o-bsrn ioason and Bowe, a. &c. &c.
Price, so ccats ail.im