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Pa BaEC SALE.


VIII be offered Tor sal. at public aur.
lion on Friday the 4ih day OF October
next, at the Iais residence Of Henry
Swoore. deed. in Jennings, Gap, the
following property viz:
100 sides Sole Leather, 100
sides Upper Leather, 60 Calf
Skins, se"eral dozen Sheen
Skins, and some Harness also
some Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and two shares of the
capital Stock in the Warm
Springs & Harrisonburgh Turn
pike Company.
FERNS Ninr moaths credit will br
given on all sums over So. The pnrcba
ser giving bond with approved s,curi
iy-for all sums Of So and under that
amount the cash viii be- required
All persons having unsettled accounts
with said estate will please be ready to
close the same on day Of sale.
JOHN ARMSTRONG, Jun.
WM. ARMSTRONG,
Sept. 10. Adm'ts.
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yAELlX URN E1TEU.
-0A
Office cfths Valley Turnpike Company.
Winchester, Sept. 3 1889.

w iuSu<s''i, sept .. 1907.
Notice IS hereby gum to the stock
holders in the Valley Turnpike Compn
ny. that an insta!m-nt oi three dollars on
each share Of capital stock is required
on or before the 2Slh of Sept. next,
(bring the ninth iustaInemt in the
counties OF Frederick aud Shenandoah
ana the eighth in the counties of Rock
lngham aud Augusta, making nineteen
dolia's called for OH each share.) To be
paid 10 the subscriber or either Of the
Banks in Winchester to John Ale.
mong at Newtown: to Jacob 5 Danner
at Midd!etown; TO Geo. F. Hupp. al
Strasbnrg TO William Moreland al
oodstock 10 Richard Miller at
Stoney Creek Bridge to John Morgan
at Mount Jackson; to John ID. Z;rcle
at New Market; to Derrick Penny
backer as Sparta to Isaac Hardrs,y at
hArrisonbnrg !; to Shipman g. Roller al
Mt. Crawford to Jacob C. Roller at Mt
Sidney, and to j. B. Dreckinridee at
Siaunton
| am instructed to say that legal meas
nres will br taken TO coerce payment in
all eases of delinquency after the ooh
inst, the engagements Of the compan,
being such as TO require prompt pay.
ment.
J. S. CARSON, Treas.
winchester. Sept. q.
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Among The numerous articles nav exhib-
lied al The Fair oi The Mechanics Institute,
IN New York, the Commercial Advertiser
notices The Army, or lie bnai, S r Arm>
Strong, inventor, manufactured by the Rox,
bury Indian Rubber Co II consists ui
three cy finders made oi Canvass, coated " i.h
the preparation. and inflated viii air II is
Capable OF sustaining $500 pnuitls while it
weighs only ll6 rnuuda and can be, w hen
Inc ar - expelled, packed box ~ Gu
BIC trei in dimensions. IL is Intended Tor
The transportation "f troops aud ordnance o.
Yer The rivers, for lie boat and oiber pur.
ioses. Upon Iwu Of these boAts were plac
ed. lately. a. Bed!oe's Island, platform of
plank, six pounher, and fiiy United STATES
soldiers. All this wsght they sustained
with ease, and worked well in The water.
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Sales 81 lHorus ln4iGcaalis Trees. -
The following sales of trees have been
made within the last two weeks, viz -
20 600 in Eas; Hartford, at 30 cents Il
Tree $4,000 in esthrrsfield. at 30
cents; 1900 in Glastonbury, at 30
cents 1000 in Berlin. st374 GEMS !;
and gentleman in Pennington ha,
pgid d cents tree for lot.
We learn that a lot Of BOD 600 trees
have actually been sold this season in
tbs vicinity Of Hartford. Or ,hrs,
10000 have been sold to 20 10 PENIS
sylvsbia so 600 10 Michigan; 20. O0O
TO New Jersey 30 900 to Msssachu
s,its, and 10, 600 10 New York
Uarijord Courier.
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PETERS FEELS.

Inc unparalleled reputation which Peters Fill L,y.
Gu a. q Hcttctt ReStorttirc, uu1ue tom
oe PROOF mat can be Of their immense inheritance
"'' am ct-u, ;" hmoS every class dis. ascs he u m
OF 'e 'ers received en- Patients cd through
,her means Is eaiy "dg Gus, aud complaints h
'eF nave cure" are almost varied th are nun me
put I'm IN, re are some win oh they MOI. es c;av
"'ai nan IN oth'rs; aud amrng those NAV &c an
m 100 oit Ia al complaints OF the stomach and h,,,y l.
SUN az ''pc, ffnfHeHce and Ind gesiOn for hit III, y
~! NJ! oh'H ceFfdin but an I'm mediate cure.
~ IS wen known that from the di.ar. a,n. n,.pt a. .,e
stoi ch aud bowels, nine all III. In az
"t ann 'erniEs li-: that this is the q e.
lg P' 'm 'de pi'Hs. igcsiion loss Of nppcti,c X
Hu IN thoSe IN their turn give birth Dropsv L,pc,
'"t, 'isuHi oiipU AL h.JituuL forncss sDir;Is
.here'oie eeT IT'S irg M wy be medic ne " hc
aseter bee" discovered the ncip,ni d cas-. of The
intestn.s are necessarily h. suresi pr. NATIVE of
're' % ana Also general disorder cf emhittrr
ne a'h drag So mat millions Il imey grave.
IN speaking hus Dr. p'ttrs arrugatts thing 90
MAJ mas n" ben con eded by the public. He is no n, ,jv
fu" or uEnO wn sPrcn at'r, no h. The rld
a. ms - herald and witness; but placed in
6y OF sua' by the patronage which he has .n;ord
" ~ &i,i Is increasing 10 extent unp-e c-.,,f,i IL,
inc anTai OF medicine. that makes him car, FIJI 10 80
nicn Is not horne out by the iEfallible pronr
ne co.'s NOT Tear 70 be Pu; the test in any
"hich he has p -omised resp. citing his Ills. "
br 'et.rs Is HiCst hanp, be TO satc on II. AUTH
ms vegetable ILLS have be II ruduced they hav. .ln.
superseded the iopOD of irttg mr. ~;
P'cla aeuiiy IN sweet'ning the blood, and
NPsiA "oXous Juices, and giving .tremc'h ami To-
Wi nerves. prevents disease from acquiring tbs,
"hichms; b. got under fiat all ny da.gero1s rem e
ICY Liberty tee, New York Each box contain. ~
fHl-. rrice so cents. "'' ~
s, For sale by BY o. =. ,,.. Z; BERKELEY & Co.
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VIRGINIA.

Al Rules held in the Clerks Office o
the Circui, Superior Court Of Law and
Chahcery, for Augusta County, on
Monday the 2nd of september 1899.
James late and Charles Brale, Ex'ors.
Of George Poague deed. plaintiffs
against
Nash l.. Pirzer and Benjamin Welch,
admr's. OF Nash Pitzer, deed and
John Mayse, George Poague, George
StuIl, Ding"id Kyle. Peter Wright,
and john Jordan, their securities in
the Administration bond-defeudau,s
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants John L. Piizrr, one Of
the admr's. of John Pi,zer. deed. aud
Pe'er Wright. one of the securities, not
having entered their appearance and
gwen security, according TO The &C, O.
assembly, and the rules OF this Court
aud appearing from satisfactory eyi
deuce, that they are not inhabitants of
this Com 1t is ordered that
The said Nash aud Piizrr aud Peter
W right DO appear here OIL the first day
OF The next trrm. (Nov. 10th 1899 J
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs. and
that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted III The Siauuton Spectator, for
Two months successfully, aud posted at
the front door Of the Court house of Au.
gusa County.
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Chariestnpn Free Press.
IMPROVED wurAr rho l,,s., /;

IMPROVED WHEAT The Ia,es, i'm u.
prove'nsn' IN ~ heat In noticed in snme ui the
northern papers. IL SCALED Gnnse whea. >
and Obtained the name from iew grains
which were found in the craw ola wild go-se
which had been shot. They we're carefully
preserved and planted. IL 10 said To be re
markabiy productive, often yielding from SO
10 75 bushels per acre Bait finer
The same probably kunwn here us the
Rock Wheat Free Press
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NOTICE.

l HEREBY notify the heirs of Amos
ofa"s""' that now hold in my hands
certain money coming to them Ire IN their
aunt Mary Bransons estate, Which they
viii please call and receive, or other
wise shall proceed 10 pay /, on, to o.
theirs OF her relations. as the law NAV d. 4
'.ct. JAS. II. LAHEW,
Adm'r. IF Mary Bronson. decd.
Luray, Page 60. August I'm
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IN CHANCERY.

The defendant no, having entered his
appearance and eive, security according
TO the art Of Assembly, aud the rules OF
this Court. and it appearing from Salts
factory evidence that he is no, an inhab>
liant OF this Commonwealth: 1t is or
dered, that the said defendant DO ap>
pear here on the Grst day OF the next
term, Nov. 10Th 1882 and answ er the
bill OF the complainant, and that a copy
at tins order be forthwith inserted in
the Stanton Spectator, for two months
successfully, and posted at the from,
door OF the Court house of AugustuCou
ty.
A Copy-T'este.
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Cash for Negroes.

wish to purchase a number
OF Negroes Of both sexes, for which
VII pay the highest cash price. ANY
communication promptly attended 10.
JOHN w. PITMAN.
David A. Pilman, will attend 10 any
business for me in my absence. ]. w i
Stanton. January %
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WAEC AIEEs
Ag1 USE sgo7BSgb I'D It
FOR SALE.
-sszzs SEIEGs9zz.

-. - Se>s>s'HGD <-lxs-------
1 he subscriber offers for sal. IN the
highest bidder. on the 2S;h day Of Sen.
trmbrr. Of not sold privately before
that time } the HOUSE & LOT OIL
which hr resides, in the centre Of the
lower end Of Waynesborough. Augusta
county. on the main Sireet-Tbrre is -
large FRANZ HOUSE well finished
and in good repair, IA good fire place in
every room; there is also a good BRICK
KITCH EN- at The end Of The bouss and
large BRICK SMOKE HOUSE a
good garden, in good repair. This
property is convenient 10 never failing
Spring. Further description is not me-
cessary, as those w ishing 10 purchase
will coll and view the premises. Terms
made known on the day Of sale.
JESSE ID. GREGORY.
Sept SIT
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September 5.
VIRGINIA

At Rules held in the Clerks OfIi.e
of the Circui, Superior Court OF Law
and Chancrry for Augusta County, Sep
tembrr 2nd 1859
Abraham Branaman, plaintiif-against
Henry R-danour, Michael CotfmaD, aud
David Cuffnan, defendants.
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Virginia Scrivemes.

For sale at this Office. Merchants
Supplied ON commission, on liberal
terms.
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IN CHANCERY.

The defendants Michael Coffman and
David Cofnan, not having entered
their appearance, and given security,
according TO the act of \ Sss mbly, and
the rules Of this Court. and il appearing
from satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth :
IL is ordered. that the said defendants
Michael and David Cotfman, do appear
here, OH the first day of The mex, term,
(Nov. 10th 1897 aud answer the bill
OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in the sStaun-
ton Spectator, for two months surcrs
sively, and posted at thr front door OF
the Court house OF Augusta County.
A Copy-T.ste.
NiCH'S. G. KINNEY, &C.
September J.
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TINDER-A thin rag, such as modern
female dresses, intended 10 catch sparks,
xsjss fame, and light up a match
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4 Copy-Testr,
MICH S. T.. KINNEY. c c.
VIRGINIA.


At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
CHANGER. for Augusta County on Mon
dag the 2nd of Sep.t Der 1889.
Alexander S. Hall, plaintiff-against
Jamrs + Patterson and Joseph Brow D
defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Joseph Brown, not
having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security, according 10 the act OF As.
sembly, and the rules Of this Court and
1T appearing by satisfactory evidence.
ina. he is not all iDhabitant Of this Com
monwealtb 1t is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here, on the first
day OF The next term, Nov. 10Th 1899 !
and answer The bill of The plaintiff. and
that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted 10 some newspaper printed m
stanton, for two mouths sgrccssivrly
aud posted at The front door of the Court.
house OF Augusta County.
A Copy-Teste,
NICH'S. c. KINNEY. c. C.
September 5.
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A Copy-T-s,e
MICH ). T.. KIN NEY, c c.
VIRGINIA.

FlRGl MA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
II the Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud
Ihancery for Augusta County, Septem>
Der The ri 1889
thomas Harris, plaintiff-against
Dryden DoId, defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant not having entered his
appearance and given security according
o the act OF Assembly, and thu, Rules
81 this Court, and it appearing from sal
si"ciofy evidence that he is not an in.
IA oItant OF this Commonwealth IL is
preferred, th4, thu said! defendant do an
pear here. on the first day of the Ii. xt
trm' Nov ION 1899 } snd answer the
OIL OF the plaintiff. and that ropy of
DIS order DE- forthwith Inserted ~, some
newspaper Published in Stanton, Tor
40 months surces>iv-iy aud posted at
hr front door OF the Court house Of AN.
,">ta County.
a Copy -Tsst.,
NlCi'S. c. KINNEY, c. c.
September 5.
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l3D egGNg E&.

about DO acres ia timber There is ON
The place large and convenient brick
- dwelling house good Barn,
is2sM Ofcharo, &c. Possession
ls.3Es22. can be given at any time
IrTn's accom- NJ oda,ing. 1.-THE above land
Is not previously disposed Of it - III b.
set up 10 The highest bidder OH the 10Th
day Of October Drxt
JAMES VI. LILLEY.
Angus, %.
o. Rockingham Register inser, ill sa!s.
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Ni!tGi NJ

AT Rules h-ld in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chano-iy for Augusta County, on Mons
day tine Bud of September 1899.
W'i'i'm Cochran "a free man ofcoIor)
paintilf-again>t
James Duni,han. defendant.
n,
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land for Sale.

will sell TRACT LAND ~
ing IN Augusta County, mile irom
GreeDviIle, on the east side Of the main
road, aud adjoining the lands Of John
Brownies, san''l. Finley. David Shuiiz,
aud T. Williams containing
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IN CHANCERY

The defendant Ca!liSen Evans. not
having entered his appearance and giv>
en- security according TO the act OF AS
sembly. and the rules of this Court, and
IT appearing from satisfactory evidence
that lie is not an inhabitant OF this Com
monwealth 1t Is ordered. that the said
Caiiisrn Evans do appear here on The
mrs, day oil the next term. NOV. 10Th
1873 } and answer the bill OF the plair.-
if' and that copy of This order be
forthwith inserted in the Staunton Spsc-
tator. Tor two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Court.
house OF Augusta County.
A Copy-Trsie
NlCH'S. G.. KINNEY, C. c.
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IN CHANCERY.

The defendant Davidson Erwin, not
having entered his appearance, and Civ.
IA security, according to the act of AS
>rmbly and the rules Of this Court, aud
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he Is not al iuha biiani ofthis Com.
mon wealth: 1t is ordered that unless the
said defendant do appear here. on the
'irst day OF the next term, (Nov. leah
1899 } and answer the bill of the plaintiff
hat the same will b- taken for confessed
is 10 him; and that copy OF this order
,r forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Stanton for two months
Excessively, aud posted a, The front
ioor of The Court house Of Augusta
Couaty.
A Copy-T-s,e
NICH'S. e. KINNEY, C c.
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VIRGIN Ia.
September )

At Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Sep.
TENDER 2nd 1899
David NebersaII, plaintitf-against
Addison J. Todd and Davidson Erwin
defendants
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A Copy--T'este.
NICH'S. &. KINNEY, c..
Septtmbtr D.
VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerk S Office q f
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta Couaty, on Mon.
day September Bad 1889.
william Lishtner, pIaintiff-agaiust
Callisen Evans, Samuel Lightner and
Henry Hawpr. defendants.
IN NCERV
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JOB PRINTING

Nsn'ty 3 eTPedHiously execuied OF hrs Office
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Staunton. s, pit. IL.
Morning herald., 1839-09-26

DROSPECTUS ofthe ARIS MEDICAL GAZETTE
To be reptbi,shed IN NeU York-The Gazette Medi-
Gale de Paris OF the best publications the kind in Europe
contains seiecto-s from the approved
the continent Eng land proceeding
of the Academy Of Sciences and Academy of Medcne
faithful transcript Of the Clinical Practice Hospitals Of
PARIS and comprehends all late discoveries in Anatomy Paho
ogy, Therapeutics Chemistry Pharmacy, in short
Of every branch immediately remotely connected with the
Science Of Medicine II proposed to publish accurate
English Translation Of this worl weekly numbers, to be
oo'lnued du the coming year. sufficient encouragement
given TO the undertaking. Through the :dum
of tins periodical the american Practitioner will Obtain direct
information Of the of the profession pracsd
sy the most eminent in Esrope.
The Medical Gar will afford the termination Of the
year, amFe and uase vsume of reference and is
desDed be the cheapest publication the country being Of
ered subscribers for the Of 81 annual paid
the reception ofthe first number; this being 81 so less
than the yearly expense of the original numbers inclusive of
their from France America and 81 less than
the price Of subscription in Paris.
The Medical gentlemen who corduct the work will lmak
secuhe Paris numbers possible
their publications. and pledge themselves to punctuly the
ranss ~e papers from their Office, No 10 Park Place New
York.
Iae@ Medical Gazette" will appear the 6r week in ia
Isao viii be printed upon fine paper aud each number
will consist of sixteen pages quarto.
Those wishing become sub crbers will have the kndr
forward their and addrrs. j. j. Lloyd Whemore
NJ. D.. of the Editors No. 10 Park Place.
~ BSubserptions will not be received for less than
sl.lmd-w+
Morning herald., 1839-09-26
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
: Who steals my nurse steals traah--


Robs most villanesly,
W-PElNE's oRRIs TOOTH PASTE an untaualled
dsntirse for cleansing preserving, and beaung The teeth
giving them clear aud pery whensss and removing and
preventing Every appearance OF tartar also improves te
color of the lips prevtn and heals an Of the mouth ar
rests the progress ofd.cay the teeth and pars peculiar
and grateful sweetness the br,aih
" The best article that know off prcecrv-
ing and beau the teeth, Yeines Orris Tooth Paste
u gives TO them clear aud pearly whitene and impar
peculiar and most grateful th breath We cor
to the female portion Of them No toilet plee with
out it.'-Iddies Nee.
The unprecedented celebrity which s most excellent ar,,.
Gle for the teeth speedily attaped under name f
Oris Tooth Paste
To- make base counterfeit preparations which esar. for
they may probably highly jur.u teeth and are
10 be with tbs genuine than y p.rion "a
ssyr The original article has the FAC smiie sf the in
ytnior and proprietor o. w Pene upon label without
which u s not genuine.
For sale only the Bazaar ia Broadway hY Con ,so
Howe and Guoa 12S Chahamst f. NJ t3uion I27 Bove,y
and SO Heury 81 corner of Pike
Again-Bewge Of ofCountsrfeii,! aulseoeam.
C0U NTRy MERCHANTS. MILLINERs q EpIARs
w street, contains this fs the best ass.rim.n 10 he
found IN 'hs atty of chsap rich goods few s,tios.
wanted but you fnd here in profusion.
2p Grand st eeseen Aien aud Orchard streets. .sIw.
noCToR GLOVER Is consulted eonGdeptaly =. u.u.I a
IL his ofsoe. lie continues 10 do vot. nj. .,ec,
10 the teatrnent and those ob.tnae disease. bch
have baffed the skill of the inexperienced nor last
year. he has confined hs practice branch pro-
ie'son vr cse's s<ietrres Gonorh@ and the different
forms 81 Veneresi Strangers apprsed thai he has
receiseJ regular professional aud has eonnec
uon with the advertising quaeks Of, the day
. U omoe No Ann street, Broadway, adjoining the
Museum sil-ins
IL, ,XHlBiTi0N UT GRACE DARLING AND TIE
hrs made the opening the Eshbon will be della, ed
weeL sls
Morning herald., 1839-09-26

nR AMOS q. HULL's OFFICES vEsEY STREET.
~ Exclusively devoted 10 the OF Hernia and Proapsus
Of the Uterus An experienced Surgeon. graduate Of the
University ef this State IN constant attendance.
Thi. establishment, avorahy knows in this city for
than 20 years. paousd by the medical faculty, to whose
god opinions lis higy successful solely attributable
psp explaining the SUPPORTER 10 be had calling
abuve VFsFy STREET. ASTOR HOUSE.
Morning herald., 1839-09-26

TOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND CREATING
II arpetite.-Tbese Pills which eminenty usefu
for rams the head stomach and bowels have been before th
public for twenty years and well known that the pro-
Preisr deems unnecessary publish any f the thousand
certificates ich be procured Of their efficacy from em'
~ Dsvenrort's Celebrated Eye Water which has been
therhy proved for hrtyyeat be mild safe and speed,
lhcve~ th,s valuable Itch Ointment prepared by Vines
md long ko c be speedy FOR that oathssm'
ss~-ss, and for All kinds Of pmrlss ON the skin
, above valuable medisines for sale N ths city B,
L.srence Keese Co, Duryes Cocksra H. H. schehier
Al order. directed to GEO. DIXON Dedham Mass. viii
H. tsempily aueadedto. iel0sm'
NERVOUS HEADACHE. L0wNEss OF SPIRITS
ee-shernan', CamPhor Lo.enges an anfsilins remed,
o. rvird throat well all other complaints where t
csmThor - recommended Bowel complaints WI
- 'nfrty prevented Wy occasional Of the during the
weather They should be whenever the ea
prtdpes'uon manifested deranee of the ali
Al eeessona ih..e Lo.~rres ha. proved certah
rrsvenys of the Cholera and yellow hundreds wh
s'c red them under long and repeated ure. verify
n prevent the Cholera Morbu. and remove wind fr-
e. ans,ng oppression of sinking Of tn
80 ~ih be Immediately rel.ved by then Chaic spsss
crsr- stomach bowels aud hy.erics s.c,ion. res
dy weld their timely influence Person. attending sry.
sisan their lively aud buoyant spirits by an oecaops
II them during the evening.
weolsals and retail at the Mssea,ed LOreure war,hou.
cNas-su street it @& as2-y
UCU roCo MATTHIAS Shipping order. aud ,,Lo,.
Il sals dealers supplied. Apply at STEVENS Premium
hfsch Factory, 80 kldrdge street Warranted failing
danP proof and constituting in reality the perfect
NIUIICt,--NEw FALL 1OODs-Tbe subscrbsr Va.
th. dav ecisved the following chsice goods. cousisu.
4 Lsmr. .h.nae'e, o'r.ndole. ssefne,s .na Brminy
silver War; brcrx.d AND gilt sndie Bracket pol
su, Fire SETS, silver and spanned Tea Trays, yor
sp6ed Table Cutley &c &c sl Of the above goods sill b
ps On reasonable terms either for cash approved paper
ss'istsctOry references. u " DE- NANs
s4iy ~, Maiden Laue.
Morning herald., 1839-09-26
A LBANY LOCK HOSPITAL. E,,abli.hed 1880
No. IL, Peck Slip, New York.

LBANY LOCK HOSPITAL Established 1880
N IN word 10 the Wiss'-Professor Cooke, NJ. d.,
D. D. L. L. D. Chancellor of the University and President or
The Medical Department Of the College Of RSey, Fellow
he Royal Cots of Surgeons aud Physcsps and CORES
pondng vaccnaor of the National Vaccine Establishment in
Loudon General Consulting Physician and Surgeon Accou.
heu NAV always be con6denty consulted by the unortu
cate personally or by letter each department Of rhyc and
surgery lis oce No Norton at his residence No "a
irten street. Albany ~. Y. Confidential consultations daily
rom In the morning until in the eveping IVA 3ms