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&We are authorized to announce
ROBERT CRAIG, Esq. as candidate
to represent the District composed Of the
counties of Augusta, Rockbridge, Bote-
tourt. Allegheny. Montgomery. and
Floyd in the next Congress of the u. S.
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NOTICE.

The Overseers Of the Poor for Au-
susia county, will meet at the Bell Tav-
ern, in Staunton, on Monday the 9th OF
February next +; when and where oil col
lectors and other persons having bust.
ness with the Board are requested TO at,
tend. w. H. TAPP Clerk
January 10, 1897.
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enlightened craftsmanship. must at last
be set down to miserable temper. that
can brook no contradiction. and tolerates
NO difference Of sentiment as regards its
own actions.
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On Friday, Mr.. Smith, OF Frederick, pre-
scented a petition from citizens OF that county -,
asking an appropriation OF part of The surplus
fund TO the construction of a M'Adamised
road from Winchester to Harrisonburg.
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II BE- q R q G. HEs L.
FOR HIRE.

The subscriber has a Servant Girl q.
bout IL years Of age, who has been ac-
customed to do cooking, washing, and
all kinds Of house work, which be will
hire for the present year. A situation
in the country would be preferred.
JOHN II. PEYTON.
Jan'y 10, 1897.
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MARRIED, On the 9TH inst. bs the
Rev. MIR. Steele, Mr.. ADAM SwrNK TO
Miss LETrTA ABNEy, all Of this county
On the 18th, by the Rev. Mr.. Jones,
Mr.. JAMES McCLtNe, Jr. 10 Miss Ma.
TILDA JANE, daughter of MIR. George
Paris.
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THOMAS CLAYTON has been chosen
Senator OF the United States from the
State OF DELAWARE, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of J. Nj.
CLAYTON.
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9G-The Hon. DABNEv CARR. one Of
the Judges Of the Court Of Appeals. died
at his residence near Richmond on the
9Th instant.
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compose said committee, Wig Littieton
Waddsli, Esq. Rev. alessrs. Wilson, Steele,
Goodwin, Brown, Smith and Summers,
Thos: j. Niche, VIM. Kinney and Ches-
ley Kinney, Esq's.. and Dr.. Berkeley.
Resolved, That the committee appointed
by this meeting to procure subscriptions, re.
port their proceedings 20 a meeting to be
held at this place on Wednesday evening the
18th Of February next.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Slaunioa Spec.
tator.
On motion Of the Rev. Mr.. Steele, the
meeting adjourned to "Wednesday the 18th
of February next.
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CHAPMAN JOHNSON, Js,
Attorney at Law.

REsPEcrfULLY offers his professional
services to the public. He will confine
his attention for the present to the vari-
GUS Courts held at Staunton, where he
may be generally found at his Office
near the Court house.
January 10, 1887.
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Ths Treasurer of the Commonwealth has
received the first instalment of Virginia.
portion Of The Surplus, amounting 10 S732,
SC9 SO.
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Having heen informed that report is In
circulation that Small Pox exists in the town
OF Staun,on. the undersigned having full OPP
portunity TO know the truth in relation 10
the subject, beg leave To assure the public,
and especially the citizens Of the county, that
the report is utterly unfnunded in truth.
Neither Small Pox nor Variolod has exist
ed. or dies exist in this town-nor was the
town ever more healthy in every respect.
SaMLEL CT 1RKE
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TRUST SALE.

Jan'y 10, IS37.-3t
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l.. WADDELL,
CHESLEY KINNEY,
JOHN A. STEELE,
WIN. KINNEY,
THOS. J. NICHE,
n. WILSON,
FRED'K D. GOODWIN,
r. BERKELEY,
T. 0. SUMMERS,
STEPHEN SMITH,
d. n. BROWN.
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- DesprIHKIed Was thTOughOut
w .th golden a!gulefs, that Clustered bright,
Like tWinklinp sfars

was thrown upon the stage from of the prosce-
mum boxes. Mr. Hunt Immediately rose, went for
ward and taking up, placed Il upon the head of &C.
leste. Thunders of applause followed. Great-always
great-she was greater than ever in the movement
that terminates the trial scene
She has gone, and the art which she so gracefully
ennobles, is destined TO sleep till her May she
speedily come back as the Diana of the Ephesians
unnamed by the genus of Auber!
At the fall of the curtain this divine danseuse came
forward, accompanied by Mr.. Latham She said not
without great emotion
"Ladles and Gentlemen In appearing before you
10 offer my acknowlede ements for the unexamped
success which has attended my theatrical career
throughout the United States-and more particularly
in the present brilliant expression of your favor-I
may but repeat what on like OCCASIONS has often
been uttered before-yei, though permit me to say,
never with more heartfelt sincerity than at the pre-
sent moment. For the many-very many instances
OF your kindness, accept the unceasng gratitude of
sne who mid the wild visions of the Arab Boy-or
the gentle sorrows of the lost of Wish wish
has but one object in all her endeavors to win and
wear that appreciation It's much happiness to rea-
ize, SO much pride to acknowledge. The actress of
the tabled scene IS actress here more. stand be-
fore you devoted grateful woman, unable to speak
my feelings orto thank you ought for all tbs ia
vors you have heaped upon me-bat which, while me-
mory holds, can never be forgotten. Years have
passed since first the wanderer from other climes
found from you welcome and home; yet success
still crowns her efforts throughout this chosen land
where hospitality gives welcome TO the stranger and
liberty admits him TO the birth right of the Free La
dies and gentlemen-I am about to visit Europe, but
It's not for the purpose of residing there No proud
ly boast myself an American-your country now is
mine this is my home-the home Of my heart NV
heart swells, and my tongue faters this parting
moment. All could you but know what passes here,
then would you feel how painful is the task of leaving
those we reverence and esteem. Life is uncertain
and the seas have danger-therefore should it be my
lot to return more, hope my friends may re-
member that al parting, babe God bless Them and
with deep and heartfelt gratitude kind FAREWELL
True American, Aprii lsL
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JOSEPH p. sPENC Err
DOCT 8 SWEETS
CELEBK ATED STREAGTH ENING
r. a -

The remedy pain the side back
and soaach debility the back aud ons ou the effect
OF F etues AMI alton ofthe bones, offer TO The pub
lie. Dr. xeeof franklin Conn long distinguished for Bone
Setting willing to the wishes Of his friends and that the
thousands suffering from aud weaknesses avail them
of and diminish Aa ls OF physicilns, has
ranged with NJ b. G. BAXTER of New London Coan
factuse his Strengthens Save and supply city and town
the United states; genuse without the written signature
sf B. G. BAX TER Agent and Joint Pfopns'or.
iessrs Pratt Ray Druggists, Mail Lane who esae
Agents city York for sale by most OF the
spectabIe Mr. ggi,ts, Ger roll, m3i,
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To THE FASHIONABLE

NEW
To BIRD, late foreman to, and NAM years with Lcary
after the all TIE braachts Of hts
business, having established himself the trade, offers his
friends his sales No IL Nassau street OF Pine
speadd ohas FEVER yas OF nap ion The medium
which, ol, ris finish, shall be
found uarivacd He sell only ard by diec
sng oafdsn Of prodae
ce fashion utility having
ed this quality well c and elegance durability he
obvious advantage the public conne his efforts
purpose instead of making variety Fearing
rival the del artHente TASTE he Nln 10 enst himself
i- gix article.
HIS has made arang, for the London and Paris hien
market with the established By
taste. a5-im BIRD, 10 Nassau Of Pre-
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MILLIsERs SUPPLIED At WHOLESALE PRICES.
TO THE LADIES.
IT. M ID Il {. A N,


Begs leave - ne the Ladies ofNew York aud s vicinity
that he has eived arrivals the
elezas or'moSt OF goods Offered IN I'll, city.
Elegant Printed Muslhs OF the lsost novel designs
Printed Lawns and Ckalis
40 Victoria Dresses, at IS - tie Dress Of yls which
"a choice assortment Of Coiors.
Case The Real impeila Blue Black Washing Silks al sh
hns yard oi.red IN this city under 10 sbines
Ribbons IN endless variety.
m and choice assortment ofrca fsured sud plain silks and
sa'ns.
plain and embr oercd hosiery lo Is Cd pr iair
Russia Diapers and Table I9ncGs
! case OF Gbson's celebrated lash Lincss.
tcartons Of emlr ,,dcres.
Drare nuss every siye together with arge
~ french cacoss and donGs
at the lowest price asked ard Abatement
as3m r.. MORGAN, 1851 Chatham ~.
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Paper ROx Bazaar.
q ~ % N q f. - E II sc II = r.

80. III FULTON STREET, THREE Doors FROM NASSAU,
Plain and Fancy Psper Bese ever sssan ne and style
n Tor s The following lnci ofhssluess :
D. Stocks coIar- bosoms, shirts. y Curls. ,. Buttons
coffee uee wheat, Se M S Fs esp eay M
, s. h . ns'a b NJ "a spoheea sni sta
arees y ''a e' 'o'N'' ~" Dun" O'N'' "' Mummy
Sy % dpss e Ssn ece
TOT s,y article prescri cd, 10 the neass. mann,r
with good sna strong boxes use exactly lifting the
Couaiy mcchan viii ni every accommoda in regard Of
obtaining boxes ofany description and shipping them 10 ali pa
Ii, tine gives notice that nc regularly import.
SseSRs Gs % 'S large Ss qaa,y To-
assomcgt Of German patterns samplers and eaodsIies
ii ad sss notice goss e" ~ sss ses d Il % and
hand. me style As they never wers 20. b lore
aud customers fr the io paonase and trusts by unwcafed
lie 80 norms his icnd. and the public that he has been
awarded diploma from the last American Far eeld October
they being considered the mos, and
the Inc offered 10 he nspectonof the public &c I'm
Hoo bcgs cave to the Obligations he i under 10 tie
s Sss have 2 "a sss a ss H. % s md
tered into permanent Arrangements with csebraed PIC baker,
% D y s city % veil an ii @r supply be
he y a S1 e h% Sat e NO o H.
st' sSn ne public Dc better and more satisfactorily sev,d with
uS- IN HEALTH PREPARE FOR SICKNESS 1T woull
b Gs e, every r family 70 os he p sogSsI p
partition. Tobe bad oay At 90 Cowery ns lm'
ut- X. e. BROWN "a Co. haynR Opraed a Cgilee House
de NaTas0 No - Wuvren street and lft stock tkr
cr rest Wines. Liquors &c hope ~ strict senos ~ TIM
wishes ofthfir a. Ksni share 81
st7.f
~ sEE Advertise Der NErHY'a Corass,snd Iii.
Coug Mixture 81
eranl has hrn obliged IN 81 ihc treat dsms ~
.f, Medicine rs TIC lcwerpa ard side fs cily
pv,int HOPPER Roadway and Franklin ST. and UNDER
HLL,cor Bcekman and William ss Arens iurths Mixture.
ustf
r~s- NOTICE 10 NEW YEAR rARrIE---g &. BECkER,
in h friends aus the pubic thai he as
Of first ras OYSTERS hli ready them
Fried Slowed Roasted ani Picked the liberal
Al he shortest noce pes'eappy AZ va Fsho street 30
Tf- RI UNATiSM of osg staining and 90 ohstn
nae kin that has baed the skill oia rhy.ieans, has becl
y cur ~ henseo pr RNINS We e'sbe Pescrsaivc PIT
~ by himself AZ No 80 Bowey. as iu.'
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Paper Hanglngs,
DONCOURT a. STAMMERS,

BEG leave most respectfully call he attention of heir friends
ana the public generally TO their asd cerant assortment of
goods received their No Pearl
street between Fsnkfo and Hague streets and
dealers will find az thar eab haent advantages where else
b. with In addition their stock goods
OF the above firm generally known by the
OF the Three Fingrd Paper and who needles.
but stands unnsa III art Of Paper hang
ing for and despatch wi attend person
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inis nation board, Of y ALLEN III south II
~ b. All persons are orsid trusting
boat zt.tT
MISS PRESCOTT,S STUDY FUh La

MISS PKEsCOTT's STUDY FUIs La
Miss Prescott continues lessons Ladies various
eth; Peamanshp, Arithmetic English Grammar Single Entry
.s so5c 81 se"ss
time render in' ncsnii no, critics. Tns instruction
She has variety ofspecimens of paps
tis cty and New England from which sufficient
To ,cho,u NAV concern Tbi. may certify that Mis-. J.
Prescott u my Judgment, well qualified to eve
si,Sc,oS that rat p.sa.u BILE requisite ola Ol'e e eaigq
SfS Sss i,. i. So, Of J. re.eDs saow
% e s sn s a a sgs %
New York December /, Isst.
skiin hea Of wr,ae ceerfuly and c,nidenty recon
aa @ S%rANiE ns' D. CO COULD iIp
This ceeih that has been very accrpta.
bic qGs e we sgp Ss, % ,as o s 3 that
the most character Eng i,h Grammar Geography
isf spcreI aia,acatisns. both y "a, and rG,,e
thu S s9sSM I9 ssasv
Monmouth, Nc. Nov 70 is.a
s1 ,o st" % s. Which a"d the
respectable acquaintance th qter, gfo pleasure
addsg name to Tie nrductiops and credentials she has
,hat section Of the country which se popo-es
Portland, rcl,r.ary s,,h. lsss .,, $3.50
and s,holar,h : from the follow ing rcatcmen,-
Hon i iimroS wissss,ct. Me-. "''
Hon J ~. HinpEn, late rnenl~ of Congress;
And Other names cca honorable that be seen by
Miss Prescott happy say that she has Lccn iastrc.r
most sSi.scoa + Sdc- d ias. IaS named
SINCE ~ he above branches and Of whom she ~
Te,i,asr,hp Miss Psoos tuition the pupil may
H. eramsed and m,i,ns az ol.a r. ID neat ard eauI
aera6e Two tenn. cute suffer nt . n.ir thoss who
neIadss nary and psn@aRns $40 pertsan
week aud hour ~ each day rabraccs knowledge ~ Or
the caiica rules q any emphasis ~
rcoS nome Ls 1 ~ s aeo 0yns % e ssd Of
hngL'1 Gys'tslar 4 rsoas VII, halualy eas bad
hearers They not tina, every
sentence they utter Is 70 the black mark the
Grapma Miss Prescott adopts textbook the WI knows
Sar cal GRAMMAR" se cs~ nea at , !, s'om :. :.
We eo , her, s s nysf %
BosEkeepg @snsle Entry This comprise. twely.
nature Of business act rycs general knowledge sfa
az, ~ bes ~, gsn, - win nsore ~ IN \. ,sTri A." arc.
Of her astot ~ this branch Miss Prescott the valuable
system Of Mr. c. e. Marsh now OF thus city Charge, SIC
course.
in English lunches exclusively by hersslf Married ladies' and
Others who wish H. depend upon The utmost secrecy, II
Application received q, serrn.dence ffou soeek tn toA ~
from u1iii iocock ~ N order accommodate all
hoe VI nny wish ~ avail thmses.s of Ter insuc MIS-
Pres VII feccyc sr,ag class from o'clock Cor
H. Rlu,, provided applcaion bc HON.
II atenaugc dnng Tie ay rs WI est .n tho & ycnieuce %
A. toe study suoh possible clGsscs being
n d Lessansn French and Music given the hoascs n M
Pr H. Nv an incff : eit stcsp ciai,y teacher AM
rneish AMI American ourrcs III hr hes.i sarJng REM
| as pctqlarer. Applications received above jiQu
10 REAL ESTATE HHOKENs.
lTAPsThe 81. s-fit las made ARRANGEMENTS ~ pSeru
80 oi ofers y w. mar line ~ hc ncAo' manner spe
LfrH99RAtHY-Alpd Lith,Raphy, attended to viii
/ %. y ~ r : - -, -.
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"Twenty dollars" was the answer.

Twenty dO1Ia5s, Was the ansWtI . -
'Umph, umph," said l." twenty dollars, EN- =
hauled out my pocket book and paid him the $40
all l had with me. He also said small phia Of
his dental lotisn'' would be Indispensable which
would cost only ten dollars, and would prevent my
catching cold, or any thing of that kind. mmedl-
lars, and he sent the phia-I afterwards found that
il contained nothing but little paregoric.
"The very morning that he decamped, was with
two three friends going to his rooms get some
satisfaction for my thirty dolars-but was too late
Thus ended my first and hope my last take in.
n
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CELESTE AT New ORLEANS. -TuE FApswrII
BENEFIT.-Last night was noted for one Of the lar
gest assemblies that perhaps ever convened to pay
the tribute of admiration TO real worth. The artistic
Mademoisclle Celeste acquitted herself on the occa-
sion in manner worthy of all praise.
just after the award of merit was given to Fatima
a splendid wreath worthy of the brow of queen =
a wreath that
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Quackery.

New YoRK April A. 1887.
To Jdmss Gordon Bennett, Esq.-Dear Sir: l al
ways took you TO be an honest and upright man, and
still think you to be So and | am really asionshed
at yosr permitting the notorious humbugs Of the pre-
sent day TO gull the people in the manner they do,
when they are entirely under your control. ! should
mink, from present prospects, that had more than
our share Of them in New York than in other cities,
and take u as a matter of course that we are
more easily deceived than most other cities. | will
veyou short sketch how one Of the humbugs came
over me.
As took up my morning paper about eighteen
months since saw IN large letters that the "hIon-
sIeur Craucours, Dentists to their maiestes the king
of England and Louis PHILIPPE, king of the French,
had arrived from Europe, and taken rooms nj No
2l4 Broadway-also, branch in Hudson street, =
These two men were probably the most successful,
humbuQs that have ever been in New York, consider.
ing the short space oft time they remained here. They
made thirty thousand dollars in very little
while. Thinks 10 myself one morning, after they
had been here n short time will walk over to No
2l4, and see IL Mons. G.. can prevent my tcoh from
decaying, which they slowly dong.
walked over, and rung the bell servant ap-
peared, trimmed from head to foot in gold lace.
us Mons c. in 7" said l.
Eyes, sr-pleasc walk NJ stairs"
walked up and took seat in the back parlor
ornamented with richly framed pa ntiugs and I'm.
gish engravngs and on a marble centre table 10y
various English and French magazines
oar card, sir, if you please" said the servant.
named him one, and he proceeded to the front
parlor wnlch was the one he used for taking m
M to walk IN, which did, Of the same time bowling
70 Mons. y. N the most polite manner
Take seat you please" said Mons. G.
DID So and he proceeded to work. After sitting
about half an hour, he said he had finished got up
put on my coat and asked hin what was to pay.
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THE EYE.


Y1R. ELLIOTT Ocultst, Professor of the aud
- diseases Of me Human eyc,Prom ~ years undivided
and constant study under the celebrated Oeus
Esrepe, and one Of Inc be IN Amsca-Professor Sn
Medic College Of Ohio the extensive and
practice IN the unon DR. asserts with confidence that he
the most dangerous and
operation except badncss when he
CdteTdcf, C0recfo,nfG and Enfr0pfuu.
SPECTACLES-Dr Els patent transparent, medium
spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property u keeping the
perfectly COOL giving immediate and
at the time suit without the Of change
T. viii himself adjust the Classes to suit re parcusar de-
feet
Dr. bess to state that he attends diseases Of The eye
mperfccon OF only Office 300 Broadway
IN Duane street f6n
TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT,
Once. Broadway, stars-Dr SHANkS, 0cuis pnp.i
OF the celebrated ocuIst Professor MACKENZIE OF Glasgow
and lentate OF the New York State Medical socey
fully Infp those affected with Dt.eases imperfect
VISION that advantage here asrdel getting tbex
cfectnay cured without risk by the
and scientific
SPECTACLES
Spectacle Gasses o being
ground on boil, sides from the the foca adaptation
which dcecta esteemed by the
ofthe high est Importance especially attended to-
Ohee hours from III tot Advice To the gratis from
o'clock. m25-lms
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CARL KING.

THE WELL KNOWN AND CELEBRATED
LAGIES' PREMIUM STRAW HAT MANUFAC fURER
Would inform the ladies' that variety OF fashion,
able shapes and Of finer materials Other house the
United states He iattes him elf with being of
the ONLY TRUE FRENCH GiPSEY HAT,
with the flare entirely round much wsrn Euoe in the most
fashionable circles II manufactured OF inner TUSCAN BRAID
than before Imported and Of which sole proprietor Thus
Hat Of peculiarly graceful and needs only TO be
be admired He has also a varied stock of al
IMPORTED COLORED STKAWS AND SOLORED TUSCAN
remark able qiaes all made to the latest fa shosw ich
he bled produce than other th0
the vigilance Of his European
NIB variety OF fashionable Paris Ribbons which he chal
lenges the Union equal.
mir Inn CARL KING, as5! Broadway, and Division
JOSEPH II. SPENCER
nj- Having completed tbs meats attendant upon
ha Wa eheusc, prepared 10 furnish an article
the community and
the value or more svce al tie
stand aid price, viz s.
Al guile those who may v, HIN with their patronage,
he would the following rules which viii invariably
his business.
Firstly The hats sold his establishment viii be Of tie
value though differing in shape aad general appcaranc
dly. The moderate dmlnded waranag a
credit all sales be subjected - cash payments
He has also added - his stock choice election oil Uhreas,
Canes Gloves Ha idkcrchi, Is, Tel 81 Brushes, &C.
The sales Ro which fitted stye commensurate with
the growing taste aid reh emcnt Of the city, located at the
cornero all and New streets sang part OF the building about
10 be occupied by the Courier Il Enquirer.
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=
NEW PACKET LINE BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
PIfTcBUkGH
F'aPenrsylyania Canal and Rail Road
,,a Express Line.
Tee Publ are formed that the above line has
atoms this spring 80 '0 ro'
Inc Boats and Cans esiy ne,o built on the
ne noass are wild and than which have for
Heiy and furnished in the mos, comoe,o
ana handsome style The models insure spsed for
Tsnning. = - - " "'e' sroe" III
me Cans on the Rail Road of the finished
IN the handsest on ba. been taken
build them OF such construction prevea the pos j ty of
breaking. = = f - i' '"''' y
no WILDE ;aredby the propretor of the Express Line
70 pooe e comfort and nc aOaaOn
speed m making WILDE primary object
pefsons travel ing westward the Express offers every
lhnacement Tor spec dy and pleas Journey.
Tins Lna also connects with the s. Mail steam Packet Line
fHspugh MY Tor Cincinnati, Louisville, Louis
ase New Orleans and all intern cdia,e places pas
thce, No. 50 Chesnut street A. y ar AS Aeen,
seats aa be taken Al No 81 CHI No Arcade Eas
ee anu at tho NJ W. OF Broad
"a
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pFNTJsTRy

teR. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and Mar ,Lfac.
tnrer Ircorrupftble Tech Ne 2sl Hadsor, fw doors
lbnvc %pflna street.
NJ H. C charges are very and his iHo0ruptble
eeth ar really splendid
N u DR. Caravan will the Of fay, lu Office a.
No lssA spring trept of McDo1ea street iis 3u
TOHOtsE AND CHURCH HUILDEHS,-
20 cter = prepared 10 execute orders iar Az
nd g ta finHurc uscd 10 Ho Churches, such
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