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New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
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rnond Albany { " od" ~ roy : >i z = 1 P
= ga,ensap, I.ouIs: Rr.enaiiler York J Par
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7 Schenck USA: W Gardner do cotieI lroy p" a il
s Troy Wick. Ooa + Ten st1acus: ord
Missouri Flint Albany II Ro4se Buffalo II II >zeT' do' o'eA
New YORK.
US Ho1sl--C Nyga Hartford II Groat Hia- Capt Hall
Boston: Smyh Name: Boston. II Van NIkenburgh
Albany; Gregory az; Champion. c. >harr NJ u Fro" H.
Westerly Dicknan. Natchez; X Cook DO; NJ hubbard han
field; " Crane, Dalton; & Ihsa Bait !" Fierce ono Il N
Clark, Niaven; " Smith, do fi5sue Ir. newark
rE.RL-s1rrE7 Horsg.-EM Iyon ONO; Godfrey Phi
Sacket, 1aga iearde >ciIIo; tFans untaloi YD
due WTroy Mill tinionsie Du,onhury har'hs : Nla-
Pla,t.burrh Lee Jefferson Hyde Troy: Il " 1cnmr
Curi Ono; Mitchell CoumUu; q T. ! 'imaJce Warren
LovEJoYs-BF iIeincr; Porter Waier'Ile;
Phn o II Rethe1c do NJ Hunt G1' II
Miller r Blank, Albany; Pcl,es Jaon' " bllachaTH
Albany Jlkewuy " farpha4', Bainbrdgo G Squer
Barringer Troy; Barrnee do Aikinon Fnnceon'
Hunter d.; Z Gorhan, Nassau; Cursi Woodbury..
o@le, Tonpkns Coz Burn, 7nso7'ery r
Graves Mchiran " iuda in Kingston; Dor.i >eeryI';
logs somer,ie T ,Pplege spof-Tood:
Scott, y J; \ Rove, Uuoa.
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< | 7OO s /-1s
.s,.rrdarhfc4 adde's, ne ee-. ere ios: G.s AZ
ncnS saort hour su, fsf IS''ca ';rtSsi ,se 80
Iire, lsnc upon I.e MIND ~ ieps1. TO ESo,-
rngrcrs, ~ ,s.stcietgs tctih eSsJ'' q "sfH
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY,
No .. MURRAY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
NEW YORK

MIR T0wNpRoW Professor Of SscsogsPh'' ~-lF' So'' 70
vi .n.riv snEounce ucnd an- tRe Pao - seHri
mai he ba opsne the establishment ~h~rr ne e'ea
ip A. own rseulitr highly approved method 81 s >soEr-
ra m recorded pronounced and preserved "a ''s lFH .
\. to be- rad AT ny period with the utmost s ana
h,-.,,e ho.r 7dic> GcEtlcmca VII" ee de'ca't
treasure an for future study mPro' euisui '' nH 'r
lectures. winch i'cy IA, near TON | 80 ,
hive no., favorable nnportuu!tv prsc n veil s
ACQUAINTANCE ,h truly Interesting h' 'r'! A
accomplishment.
s r,e s Schools Falai'o> "a Az! part Of aaa
Cit7 and vicinity whr-i desired,
satisfactory oeelacr Iriliasl 10 ~aoI
NJ T. permitted refer. l Ano~ V af" "s 20 nan As
ly, yrc at r-urc h --ini@s t1s
plnre, Short Hand. and mec o teaching ias
.,v,- 10 suc- favor hlm ith
Young Gerenl:u qualify aera'eNcs To
mort for the press esoh ;h ,!-,h popular
, nyii, 10 call aatrrig se offered
,he v no MAY disposed rt,rs pursuit AZ n
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

v,,UIS l. PRINCIPALLY Egvptm We cnc Introduced ny
p,eto Scsur form ii fact important To nr '""e''
, IN estimating .appncs. well health ;Sa ln +e pfsea'
holh nudH Alini,
.,-. nf pv .pcptic chnrnc'r and origin.
W. ron, Indigestion other nour,hmrn' n the vs.
, L,u., deficient reduced e" point "heo
IT, cr,y i, disturbed hns7l unnaaril action d,frPuc
begin TO be pubic rr--ne-' without pam ana ps1
tos; apparent and requiring d reaching b'H""d 1e elect
to the original snss'. , ,I - IN. , ,.x
apprur,ilt. and successful remedy - o, o.,
.nrt and b estimated n so'e measife ohl A
""'' w. % scTfset le /, experienced when taken and acting
connection with the food
, Nour.hment i, generally increased during IT, use
: The ion.er used tie less required To proauce ue 'iine
,., . =; .,.h. ,-
,nyc fle .iper,cr efficacy ot valuable medicine
f " YORK. sept ~ l-to.
lessrs A. r. SGHdscut. For eisht ye2r, wa usier
rho rc m different ply can. them tie distinguished,
,n ny op,n bilc al skill va considered bi 'ome to
he .bae under complaint and by oi"r> {" be nher
% bnt certain ecar distress great At fines ha'dats
cf would not have unwccoie Every thns ra;
aas.l yrea distress and At times spit blood IN large ian'' aud
locked npor n,, candidate r nhor world hroigh your
,yyce W. induced Dr. Srgsr fil- trial c-rSnencea
ku tcn meal and after e hr ic" doses tihn my
stress relieved confirmed their gradually nini'tA ts
nunntv do without thcm and the d>r'>, mad en-
r.y lett me- year recovered nv h"'hndh
H. NJ, advice To all s.ly afflicted, to use th excellent
-elicine. am yours ,'nc,rsN, ,.,, ~. -, r,
Sold t wholesale and retail A. u Sands Druggist, No.I9
~ I0o i,"l,nI.,-.., ,r,l = E,,t I:ro,Isny MIN
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

i preclqiei from doing IL ~' iaFS 700 ;'0' a",'et'
sal history in presenting oa! ihose ise;' ana e'e"'s vince
have excrted an important and permanent influence Q" n'
earacc. Of the earth and the human iaee and IN connect
mo them systematically together % a. 20 give clear eSa
nation Of their condition. The Changes OF INC Human Race
with their causes the history Of Language and the Character
If H.. yro,, historical. Era. IN :he world history are made
.l bic.. Of clear ana. i AID treated with 00d"eS'
The work i published in IN elegant and YET PLAN ''yie
,i 49,, ri, will ind it, way into ;ho libraries OF all general
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

ID niowtu. !r's %; tAe tr'i'o'''4 '
Frur- hc Ha,,o. Morain. Poe; LIN.
~ P,cbs-I-ou. Sr,rr, Wmc Bitters are an eNsei'i.
We av- u,kcu bottle or tisH md 1re about ten ''S
N ogr eciss.. than We acre 4 Eontn 10
, From t.e Bunker IIill Aurora- Char.esio"n,
n si.Iri.o3. free-Thc Editor OF the Fo ia' ns'r H
fel ten Younger N the ase OF one e'iie o' " ,,l
RITE. Thc>e Bcr, pate p rur as prove ais
,o- f the ro> certainly good authority IA 'ieh ' A
h. pe-o:a experience >aoul- 20 iaf towards establishing '''
Co-YoIad ,,,-,.,, ,s-.-,-.sr
r; . ,h ,e,.-r for o isi> V1islbie medis!Ae ~
a su effe-tua family medicine for diseases winch II Po.
~ go ;La hr, been discovered It's composed o' @
laut, W like Bier> bcasse they are no iaeN; nu
~ i REGULAR practical pyssn, who saw oa very I''
% - w iIf b la,e, for those them to nnase tseif
.,,ep Of icir beneficial effects the >teHl We a1Ne
I s ,e ll,t Of bottle which purchased oi Que o' M
~ ,bo.. name III found the outside OF our paper
r,t - e could fs. ns ho.oa dance or " %
t ,hou; feeling 90 be hi7is5t' .l9us
,t rbt - moi B.t Bier, save curc. u "a. "
f ma been born a-a1. aad an our o' iee'il' ~ -
..h.,.ue ul care ourselves aud ine,s VINO -"
m i.t r-, To RI 4r!,ou Rr or there 10 heiF ''' '
From tfe Lossu Patriot
To the above cterrfiy add our own es N any N -
nj -rn, Bitter. T-cy excellent for all me purposes 'o
which az recomnenisd n S,<aS c,s.,,l
r. Far ale ,rhcl- .ad retAl. hv \, T. 4 D. SNNb eHeIa
,on, and 100 Fultor>rct. - East Broawa, stnor G
,5o4v G,,,rer Yrsle. l54 Chatiaa-st; err: "
T,ant p- tircenwea->t.; Coidnr SON 27 Canaict
Coliinrnu Il San ~ HsdsoG-st. Scineh,in ia OihA
1.orr LINDSEY % Sjvt Avenue; hIus Oh bToad"! 't
SYM ~ roucr,: Bl8cau 500 Bovery h. { y t. H. nos 40
,;r,n-.t Roi;oa l93 Brosdway uon - bo"'fT 9''
r,. 4 FORD l}l I;owcrv IL Broad"ay mil I'M
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
40. PEAK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER as1a dayota HI. antire
- personal attention tie general duties 81 h. profession
ias-e Tho Aaye been unfortunate become
nnqa and uEPrncr oha.latas with which ts city abouns
,n cn.-rence o: the Nts cfour regulating nledc pro-
'as1a respectfully solicited to call IN. Old established Di.pe,-
~ fo Peck P where thousands have made TO re-
.dc 1t happy deiyerlncs from their MANIFOLD Diseases
IL 'ranEeri Dr. Capente: begs leave add native
and 10 the Eanor born hat Unon College and
feeTed h dpi9u2 IN this cts Clam, ROYAL hono cen.
@ o me Ne" FORK State Medical SoctT aarv thirty
Yeas practice and this CITY IS most important
se speedily and eIectullly re-. h.s paiiert
u Separate offices Charge. reasonable al6-ly
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
KEEP 1T DEFORE ALL GOOD NOTSEEEEPER'

To be had aJ Gfandstr be;een Iuaoe ud Es, oppo;ie
L-sex Market
ha been ia ue dgrns tie ti h 7iro spcce to the
purchases TO nom ha not ony er" aoa tlt ney
nave eSr- ed 'nn,eise highly er,dt vn as operation
peIi2a @ias Bfsad u l's FuiIag Pee and @ charm
! ne advantages OF tins Oyea over II. old piIl.
st The durability ol constructions ofthA
O'ea heln2 atelt ia.i OH IuAe.
"a ne cnor BENG from of tine thereby enabling se
cha>'r 20 taAe te Pans out vita greater cis aaL danger Of
btfnins lh'ir liands a. those opening on the top.
10 IT. simplicity beng mat person
feaiiii a.. md 't,Hi ". operation and 'nent
an TIE 'rHng esprne Of e together With ne
.if1oe l. ci2n 'pllon aai flY -i.etory le bsebe
th9ss that use them.
lhe orig.n D-,p Il9o Oscn be had Of the subscriber
m JOSHUA UHbEisliI.. ~ Graad opp E,sce N@-let
mere all order viii be .hnIy aal puucty aendsi
y T. Old Oyer, repaired shortest a2t In
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
I.YyE,s gsAER TOysC.

Come a.i ye bald, and itll that s7e!i
Cpmc .,,cn 10 NJ: dit,y,
wish 70 tell, itnouI delay,
What brouzd. me 10 yNuf city.
IL - to clothe yeur naked head-,
"ith natures proper covering,
Renew the SOIL Thar alSos; dc-,i-
Nor under WIGS be hcyering.
VI. A-ne aad fime /, 7utsprcad VIDE,
Bcyeud the distant oc-aE:
Both France and Englnn', SPAIN be-ide,
Haze III got ~ the action.
y baid Pl.i.ial cannot lie found,
Nor che throughout the nation,
And al because they iiii tne GROUND
With li. cieaGisous preparation
gi-r ao'v both isac aei Fu-e,
AiH1o-i yair- casc l. l0oBicI
And warrant ail perfect cure.
g. n t,f NT"- ~ lfe TONIC
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fitcrarn Notilts.

f;trrrrn Notilf5.
r.,--,.s, Be cbarie,
aE r,hs. ItTa. p nbi1 Lea and Eraeaz-a
Te onlv clam which ,ais volume as % ire TIT, OF
rdze,yrer T-ea.i-. ias :; i upon SUBJECT aAn 10
,f discussed - tina: enc and It author 'h-ugnt the
~ .l ta- a. .ize,yaer might be i1rthere'; hy
- .t, ~, 3an-,. ~ favor nt
NJ publishing -oiIN 'ei'e0-'' =,
\.-t-.l Rr.izior. he dsnc- TOPICS ui'l.'>s - III
~ -.,-r.-:i- Disconnected HI most
OA'Dt'i ''' 49, . t
prominent purpose through ihe NHo4- ''iN " " 10
1 49,. 10. ,,,i-5e1 asserted by Rcr. llr. WIZ
r -. -. ~, ,,,t,,,,,,
VEIL u . former i'lld-eN'-l1' ii-'-'
.---a. and -.ari phil .-nQhsr- OF rercni !'e> aIc II
H. - -, ar,-, rod IN other pur-
'-a'- IL - ~ -
rightly - appreciate me 'oi'e '' '''i' ~ W
iI i,ra an ia aj,iuced = tIyor Natural iseciogy-
-. . ... .-,-,l,,, =, -
-: ga ..e, ,,- -ary by direct arscreut :5.-.icd
...-. ...,- lr,. chi-i,
1 TIE nature oi 4p7tli-' '-''--' ''' &
; showing r- 7 his own Csc eNcatci researches INTO
- : r, -1.,,-,,e.I a-1,rnintarcs with
'..1lieiii'-VH' 'l'li A''' 7
the .avs OF lccanlc- a@e served 20 eAa n> notions
49,; l-,r;,. n. -f.. Cr.ar9r and of the
'' ''c !''''' "
les; spiritual realities HI >reclai'hs an eNeH-'s
II r -. H. M, .f,,~. nifty me r.ycreut
.,r ..
Md 'a,E 81 '''''-' '-'-"-
- nina may '' .,,,,, ,I.
me ro-t extensive wntrh v have hlert'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
Gitn lntel!iarnfr.
Reported for Inc Nca-Yo-i. TrIlu

NuU cUltlIlUtiIit
Reported for the Nen-lo-I Tribune.
BOARD or ALDERNES-Ths Board met last eeeuing At
O'Clock all the members being present The President re-
qucs,ed the indulgence othe Board unlt mex. week FOR the
purpose preparing list of the Standing Cou,ees !Jr tic
prc.ent year. which granted.
Petition Jrc.erd-OfJ G. Lawrence To- correction Of tax:
laid the table
The Board then aojourned
BOARD OF AssrsrANrseTL, Board met LIST evening all
the members being presep..
Tie following Standing Committees yere appointed for the
o" ipp'icd'1ons fo, oce-Me.-r Murpay slaler and
On 4sscssmoais-Mcssrs. Underwood Asteld and Water
1 On Arts. Scaces and Sceoy1s-Mcssrs Dodge Benedict
On CIsy7y and lp,s-Mcsrs Ra,vson Breyoort and Nes.
On, Fe,.r;es-Messrs. Adams, Seaman and Davis
On Fiaaace-Messrs. Davis, Waterman and Hoffman.
On Fae and Jtt'er-M Mcss-s. Ward, Brig. and Adams
On Lqmys aad Gas-Messrs. Briggs, Ashied and Marsh.
OnL-rS and ippLcot,o@s Ia tle Leg'sla"rc-Messr Wa
,crman Benedict and Davis.
On AEl,le,s-Nessrs Seanan Briggs and Murphy.
On Poicc Watch dt3 P,0H-Mes'rs Shaer, Nesoitt and
6s PuJ1c Offices and Reo,i,s-Messrs Ward Nesbit and
On Road, and Crnols-Messrs Breyoort, Rnwson and
Adams.
On p1arreS Pos and Sips-Messr Davis, Hoffman and
Dodge
on Oydiaaaccs-Messrs Benedict Ravyson and nlerwood
On Cleaning Sheets-Messrs. chale Underwood and Sea
On La"dS ana f'"ec'-lessrs iAsihe'' D'S il " ae'
man ,.... " ,r.,.... u. .... w.,
y" '>"'T'' .iesSFS' 1io'H,i' .e.."' '' ''c!,s'
y rnlr} l Jrf," % ~ Er XXX, IL. ~ m " '''5 - 'o''
Aese.@o ~ pr Ge,eai 'a' l'e pe
M , Fo. - r 80, -, ~ - ,,'' i -, ,ts.. ~,
speclivc cUmpeHsalons adopted
-J' 80 S ny
,. ,,u on
49, 40 81, 80 49, 81 49, 2o 81 IS 30 40 H. ~ 49, A. II,
2s7, ~, 10, So 81.
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Sold Of nlo-le lat retlby : b. D. tNDS Druggists. 20
Igi 90 Fulto street, aud - East broadway. Price ST.
\ Gi liberal allowance made those ~ho purchase sell
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
CO,NTER SCALES.
lNsE E'S IN
~ PROVED PA

, s ,ce, ad par,> Of an ousce Each mark aud hsur.
i j,,,,rt ,,..rar, b11ncc pae or box aud
& aspect VI be ouu very eoncAcs' or re'ai"', oanSa
% G rce,rrl m se cu scale prov liei wan strong
@ ALAN, urtry lat: cithe. be used AZ pleasure c'' ihH ol
psct in aprcaranecery aecurat'-t7Ans ~, & 20 I'm @ m ~
~ m e,.s L,,r,> and siding all the 'oo"'"'
,i,. ,nI ,-,,r wrigh>; cable at pleasure ana Ss ~
,b-e all, antasc,. offered q, very ra.2n'n" ,yu
~ I'm THEODORE WALSH III Front i e"rot " All
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

rfHs ma we'll be designated pts a
Inc yet offered To the public aad IS uci II, guaIe' mas"
appreciated, and beautiful iatsr whi'
freedom from nny renders operation
shaving perfectly d free ran The sal smarns ifrronH
attending the u-c of other compounds
Genleaen troubled with ourlaeOas crupuons, aGd 70
whom he operiton Of shaving triai m ind great relief aH'
satisfaction Is For sa's wholesale and retail by
JENNINGS & BENNETT. Druggists. lG- Greeua ch-st
principal Druggists city mi3 In
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
.yyvs.ssNG CURE or CoNsUNiT'OH

crEfFI MI ar B!i ALIENS BAl> NJ la re>ored M 70
,novrnt of perfect -,ltt. Whcn commenced 'iN n'r
, ra,dncl io n, suffered greatly oH violent e'Hsh nu
, m , ,L Tor uieier of years. anil often raised eoc 80 a.
fl, Ia alarm nv family. restored aud by ths "~nHcr
n, lacf-ja oh ,ick where Wnuld try H.
r. LIVER COMPLAINT Pam attic le, diiicgl,s vi 1fg'tlHs m
II, Matthews of Jer,s CITY >,sre- tha Dr. Nlen %
hl, I,ersort asi rcury has cured hm OF LIVER
of nnc yas, had ,ueefc much with paiH h me SIDE
which shoot sp the shoulder he had $50 great
'''=' JOHN MNf'rlIEN>.
IL RAISING b. oOD AND BAD CorGIi CuREp-pr Men len
r,.a t,n, high the public for curs All ahe'
nom, of The Lungs especially Consumption Raising Blood ald -'
T Am entire cure Lei and the, vail rejoice a}'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
D1,C yyOl:71. TETTET. sCALD Head,

Is Barber Itch Erlsms, Bloichcd Face Pnple> Itch or oc'
P.ara, Pm<i, aud 9TH diseases OF the skln nrc att!
IT, and cNpctisy cred by the usc OF NSDSo CEhbkAl ~
REMEDY FOR iIT EIEUM which have no" been thoroughly
I in ia tlou,aul different without having talcd IA
any, where direction, beer attended To- Every per'on aicte
Diseases invited 90 make hui''' use '
n,s valuable remedy, So cured wItleut sel'S
in a1rriutcd We select thc oc"hs "N
,r,. from erti-,is rs evidence wonle@iu eihcncH
Mr., Margaret Clark lork h just been cured OF severe
an long Standing Sui RhcUm In her certificate he say
tried various popular medicines. and under h care o TWO
eminent M y n. complaint lca ihrir SKILL after not
yg ,h cure NJ. Chapman, No ~ Chathaeet
va induced purchase Of the remedy lrmeiacN on ap
plvinc it, began and entirely well ln. case
of Eiz Spc, Bcinsam Mas lady OF - years u" 4:
tru Que box and bottle oi th compound ~
rsct Of ap,rla the drte, and made perfect cure
aier having been -Hc.i haa twenty years N Amr1
Gardner OF Norwich perfectly cured after the disease ad
wears form Edwin Porter oe
chant Of Fall River ai,-. joseph Glare n 29 a>insion
John Prke OF Island and numerous o'her'
have all bera perfectly cured hy this wonderful tne,lcnr
sold wholesale and cti ty y :. y - rAl' ~
and 100 East Broadway, y Sold also by H.
Klwl, < Co.. Albany; TsiYrt, roughkcepsc J. VI Pa'icn Ne
H,ypn f. lIIrorI j. y Nld"orth Providence M
Brown isI Boston, and by Druggists generally
IN III. rtar pal in the United Staic-. Price 81
\ IN!erciani, supplied lbori no I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

CoRoSERs orFlcy.-Ny<te4oas Cirrt,astq7cs-Y este
day morning number OF hu,a bones, constituting les
parts Of tyo Skeletons discovered by coorcd
who had recently moved tie house ,he of No Il
AuihonyStrec; while performing The operation OF cleaning
the cellar They found buried abos oei below the
surface OF the cellar aud appeared q nave been there o
which had decsed ana separated Som e, Par; coat
found buried IL the place winch aad been oar..ed
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

SUPREME CoURr-Caendor for this day, May ls-Nos &c
H. 40 81 80 80 III 35 30 g. Is 30 40 H. ~ 80, A. Il
2s7, 4s ~. 50! 81.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18
FRESH GOODS.

purchased underhiehly favorable circumstances.
and at very reduced prices for cash-which he
is determined to sell at so small an advance as to
make 1t the interest ofthe public to give him
share ot'ther custom. To enable him to do this.
however, will be indispensable that he sbould
make his sales ENTIRELY FOR CASH. or
such produce as may suit in exchange. He
wishes not to wound the feelings of any. and he
is thus explicit, as it is his intention to open no
accounts.
EES Persons at distance, who were former
~ in the habit of dealing in this place, are ear
nestly invited to give him call, as he is satisfied
he can make it an object to them to make their
purchases oihim, if they have only few dollars
to eXpend. He assures them there Shall he M
deception. His GROCERIES, he thinks, will
compete with any to be found i'm the State.
t 10 his old friends and customers. one
and all, he returns his sincere thanks for their
former patronage, and he would say to them come
ana see for yourselves. He believes that most
people are sick and tired of the credit system.
and he fatters himself that it is only necessary to
examine his Goods and prices to satisfy all, that
he could not afford to charge them to any one.
JOHN C.. Sewers.
stanton, April 8, 1871.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-18
One Of idte best E.4K.U,N n, an
augusta, For Sale.

THE subscriber being anxious to remove to
the West, offers for sale the valuable Farm ON
which he resides. This farm lies on Christians
Creek, Augusta County, Va, about miles Fl ON
Staunton, and Al from canal navigation ut Scots
VILE. .ltis extensively known throughout this
State, being the same on;whch James MofIitt
decd. resided, and besides raising large farni-
ly, acquired large estate. 1t contains
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
about 500 acres cleared, the balance finely tim
bered, near 200 acres limestone, the balance slate
Nearly every rod OF this land is tillable excebt
what Is covered by Christians Creek, and bran
ches which pass through it, and water nearly
every field.-lt has long been considered one Of
the best grazing farms in the county. The i'm
provements are large and ccmmodious
STONE DWELLING HOUSE. A LARGE
BARN, STABLES, CARRIAGE
HOUSE, CREAMERY, Sc.
Any person wishing to purchase such farm.
would do well to call soon and look at it, for il
Is "a rare thing to find such one i'm market, and
am determined to SELL
Ierins-One-third i'm hand and the balance in
three equal annual instruments.
John X. MOORE.
Oct7
:, " The Rockingham Register, Woodstock
oentlnel,and Chambersburg Repository will in
scrt the above for three weeks in their respective
papers, and mark cost and charge this office.
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Jew DaviA's or Hebrew Plaster.

THE pecuarties ofthis Chemical Compound,
are owing to its extraordinary effects, upon the
animal fibre or nerves, liganents and muscles,
It's virtues being carried by them to the imme di-
ate seat OF disease of pain and weakness.
However good any internal remedy may be,
this as an external application, will prove pow
eriu auxiliary, in removing the disease and faci-
lta'ing the cure, in cases Of Local Inflammation,
Scrofulous Affections Kings Evil, Gout, Inflam-
matory, and Chronic rheumatism, and i'm all ca.
ses where seated pain or weakness exists.
Messrs. Comstock & Co., Gentlemen: The
virtue OF the Hebrew Plaster, highly appreciate,
having been troubled with weakness and pain
In the Spine, for several years, and all applica-
lions having proved unavailing, j was induced
to use a box of the Jew David's SPlaster-and to
my establishment it relieved me entirely. there
fore would recommend it to all tina: NAV be af-
hicted with Spinal affection or weakness inthe
back. ~ F. HAIL
OF the firm of HALL e. BROTHERS, Mer-
chants, Buffalo Street Rochester.
The above article is for sale by
a. u. WREN.
Staunton, Oct. %.
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NE w DN.

'HSllE subscriber is now receiving and openino
his supply OF FALL. AND WHITTIER
GOODS, which, added to his stock on hand
Will make it large and well assorted. A few Of
the articles in his assortment are
'HOushn de Lanes Of tie finest, mediunl
and to'ccr quatiies-Ffgurcd and plain silks
-Cambrick, and .Nutl .Muslins, IHrcad Edg
mgs, dnd Insertings-a nc1o style of .Ncck
Ridbons-Ploid, Damask, .Wantua, Chine,
Satin and Ponh dc SHE Bonnet Ribbons
French .7r'ifcial F2owers-.A rarietv OF
Chores and .Hits-Brochel, Damosk. Chine
and Blanket Saa,cis- Gcnilcmcm's und Bovs,
Hats-Fu and Cloth Caps-.Sa and Bonn
1aztne slocks-CI0thsond Cassimcres-.A re-
ry large and weU assorted Stock of Shoes nud
Boofs, Of every description, and mann other
articles 'chich comprise Stock of Goods.
All OF which he is determined to sell for cash
or to punctual dealers, as low as any other mer
chant in Stanton. WM. CRAIG
asy supply ofthe mostapproved SCHOOL
DOORS, for the higher and lower branches. a re
kept constantly on hand. VIC
stanton, Sept. 9, 1911.
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NEW MsTA!sLysElMNNsr.
Fruit, Confectionery s. Grocery
Store.

TNiiE subscriber having located in Staunton,
intends to keep the above named establish
ment in the house formerly occupiedby NJ. Quin-
land, second door from the corner, formerly occu-
pied by Joseph COwan, where the following al
ucies can be had at small advance for cash, at
wholesale or retail
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates, Pruncs,
Citron, Malaga Grapes, Raisins,
Fresh Almonds, English Walnuts, Palm Nuts,
Eilbens, Ground Peas,
Preserved'fmc ,Apples, Oranges, Citren and
Lines,
Guava Jelly, Lemon Syrup, Jujubc
Best LoafSugar, brown do, Coffee, Tea, Mo-
lasses, Cheese, Soap, Candles,
Tobacco, great variety of Segars,
Best Cogniac Brandy, French do Peach do.
Apple do, Whiskey.
Madeira Wine, IS. Madeira do, choice brand
Champagne, Muscat, and Malaga Wines.
Porter, Ale and Cider.
All kinds of FRENCH FANCY CANDIES.
common plain CANDY ofevery variety. Also,
a good assortment of FANCY TOYS.
JOHN w. PITMAN
Stanton, March 4, iS4l.