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,VASHINGTON INSTITUTE.-Ed-

" =
w ucati0n for BoYS-rhe annual Sumner Arrange
ments made. Pupils al an early age are receiver
- members ihe family and carefully educated by
uursmng attention the proper development OF Their
physical moral and intellectual faculties, AID with special
reference their probable destination and pursuits IN me-
Health a. a fundamental acquisition, i made the Object "
prors, oual up-nirndcuce and Nrtuous and honorable
principle. "a refined AID pol ,he manners, not r>s Than
The M o>0phirai discul-r -ffst muJ incucaed with
the pt,csting s,sdu,y which th-lf Importance Demands
Tie course Of instruction ample and houghtniY dsf
bue ih. number Of teachers h.n in such proportion Ia
she restricted uusiher OF the taught. that while due en-
c0uraeemcui effort exists ,Ac che >de adequate op
poriuu.tie, are afforded on the other.
Parent, and Guardians Interested 10 the matter may pro-
ure crcuarS and all requisite Information, hv calling on
the Conductors n the premises lcng occupied 10y thSn
in Thirteenth street Mon Place. References may be
fn she'd 100 the namfs OF hundreds who's, Sor, have been
under Their care-oen Tor five, a. AMI seven years con-
,ecutiyes " OF gentlemen filling important stations
u society Who have Themselves heen educated =, the lnst
tJc. T DNlGI PbE I TX. W D. . .
as coiGt- THEODORE W. PORTER A. VI
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U,AMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for

Bows Wilton. Fairfield County, Conn--Ihe number
Of Pupils limited To twenty The summer Session viii
commence MAY ID.
n. Ban interview can he had with the Principal dur
log the last week Of April BY calling the Rev ". H.
Btdwill Editor oi the National Preacher Brek Church
Chapel New York, At whsh place, ssd at no Pineapple
street. Brooklyn, Crcudn containing particulars NAV at
nv Tim. "a. cha ned a27 Il.
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DENTISTRY--Wm. Thorn. Dentist

hENIISIRl-- m. thorn, DENTIST.
solcfs the attention OF ilose who wear Artificial
Teeth and tboSr whO may require them 10 his method OF
supplying the mAIlary family VIZ the teeth knowing
that there a dS,g rerabe m The mouth Of those wbo
indulge in acids. resulting from thu actisn Of the acid 81
the gold plate in all that admit OF H. hr inserts teeth,
from complete set, without using one particle OF
metal OF any description .
II lms Y
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TOiIN WARWICK, Sweep smclter and

~ Retn,r in grnersl. No. II John street, New.Yafk
Purcia.er OF Je.cie's aud Syefsuiis Polls, sgs Pm.
nscnY,, I~nrs Parting Bar, Coarse silver Jars Lac.
Vn ami Pl-i'd Metals Bs1khpder's Rags, 10 sul9 ~
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CTATE OF NEW -YORK-In Chan.

~ cerY-Behre the ' &c Chancellor.
IN pursuance OF decreta order Of the Cont NJ CLancc
y made y the Vice Chancellor NJ the Fir Circuit "
Do sold al bic suction under the direction 81 the sob
rher ~ firNas.rs Of tbs Coun By Anthony RIssck
e. Agcuoncer az the Mercag1 Exchange 10 the CIV al
Ne~-fofk On the Hn'h dsyc May DeIt a, tw i've oeocs
OF that day 49, -
Al io-e io1r certain lots pse. and parcels Of land si,u.
ste ynz aid beng ~ the iiorrr twelfth BOW sYteeaf,
"srG OF III City Of NfviOr beginning At point being
r westerly corner OF the F0nrh Avenue and Tsent,.
s''thm Nr'i lhence rUnn1z NOrrxestsrIy along he
~"gh"rsery I'M NJ TNeniy seventh street one bInrei
e., thence sou'h"esery parable with lr Fourth Av.nJr
"ighl 30 aia" lsshss, thence southessfery pars
westerly hns Of the Houti Ayenoe thence North.a,erly
pg Anr iees sne inches the plsce of
ii /, s ~ ~ &c., ON, ihh April. 1872
aiit DfbKeE GAtlIN. Master (lanreYy.
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u GoI,RII-D,S VEGTrABLE ROUGE
VVEDICAL CAHD.-Dr. Morrison, for


vi rerlv surgeon in the British Navy, can be eon-
ul,..i daily At h, office. 24 Fuousueet with the eonh
-. n, O.. trend. NJ Sni
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Mr.. and MRS. BAILEY world inform

N IL. ana MNS. DAHL WoaIu iHlOTih
vi their patrons and the public that they will remove
their Young Ladies' School from Nc $50 Houston,trert 10
No 10 Carroll Place, BIZ ecker street the frs, day OF
MAY nest where their noiatons for Boarding and
Day scholars viii h. greatly enlarged and improved
Twelve young ladies VIII be- TIE limited Number 'or board
era suitable number to form piea.int family circle
The French language taught 10 tho whole school, THIS
departneni viii under the direct OF Partisan lady,
Who will reside in the family assisted by other. fully
peient in Frsach language. Singing taught ID The
whole school classes ihOgt extra erpene. No extra
charge for Latin. The English department VII be ably
suppored0ne sfcien, teacher 10 every I've We pupils
For farther particulars parents referred their Crcu
lar ch nav had IT No 40 Houstontre-l t the hrst
OF MAY; afe. lt No 10 Carroll Place, Beeckersree
French Goserne,', lilo understands her Owl language
orauUra C alv and who has ksOw!edse Of the Eng
sh wanted Satisfactory references viii be required
ARMY a. above. ow 4 laws
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1JUE TRUSSTS AND SUPPORTERS

of Dr. Hulrs invention cnntiHus o. receive my ne,
iei preference For twenty years past sa'e enlpoytu
49,. s,.sa< NJ Dr Hui, with The supporter as
invented +, 81 by the Dr.. with my advice 'si appfooa,
mi am .ppv To ssy that il IS extensively Adopted
!" '''OP s,,nsJ VALENTINE MOTT, MD.
N.u york July l. 1871. Nj iH
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NPECIAL NOTICE.-southern and

SfECIAL CE.--SOuthern and
~ Western Merchants particularly requested rsye
their tall orders with before leaving the city, This
Necessary for 10 state of the have been
~ unfortunate a. TO be- disappointed thru prng order
10 consequence Of heir delay in sending them: sl as
lag had much larger number OF orders this sra>en Tor
Shirts BOsoms asd Collars than for many years nOwith
stand NJ the heavy OF exchange.
MARsHALDs Troy Shirt Depot % Chsibamst
81
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Our entire Exports to Great Britain in l8iO-
1000 follous
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or GRAY HAIR NAV be changed

n IN beautiful auburn i,t black 10 two or three
L~,~s by rising bottle Of the celebrated l,asn Bye. d
A. iu.y ohf,inc rcputl.on lar surprising all Others Low
N u,r AMI may 10 used without The least injury Gather io
,I ,rr ,r c,oring the h,ir ha, detefrrd many from
,,r,,;nc H. Ba, now this difficulty removed, az al ~ho
nave used the Ifaan Dive have borne wisg t.enony 81
80 se;.,rv Fnr ale hv 4 Sands Co. 27S Bpadw ~,
go. nj CHAMBER. 4: SAINTS. ~ Fulton. CORNER ~
,;..s, ami leo runu OF iilansti sns >anfs
-. 4, A
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INSTITUTE. Tarrytown. \

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n.
Y-The Summer Session OF hi, well established n,titu
tnn open the ~ of MAY. The Prrc pals hope that
those uha are seeking the Of education will take s
pain. themselves ot the advantages and facilities
vbrh afforded at their Institution
Cirsulgrs containing catalogue O Patrons, an engrav
ing of the Building and all Reedfu information msy be OBJ
tanned comans 9n5 Broadway; Raynors, Is Bowery;
ami Growers, 6B Broadway.
App cat.u may be made 10 the Principals by mail
~ B.-lndigent Young men having view IN the ministry
teaching coming properly recommended, will be adj
mhted. subject ouly To charge tor board.
wM. p. LYON, A. NJ (p,acinals
CIIAS. H. LYON, !. VI. ''f
The Principals permitted u refer Ia the following DIS
tncDislled gentlemes;
Washington Irving, Esq. Tsrryts~n
n. X. Holmes, Esl. do
L. Alex. Siidell Mackensis, 4. :. ~, do
Hon. Daniel Webster Secretary OF state.
Hon. Cuban G. Nerplanck. ~ Y. City.
VIM. 4. Duer LID, Pres Col Coli do
Rev Dr. Bond, lie
Zcbeiee Cook, Jr Esl. 10
VIM. Cullen Bryant, Esq. do
Wan. L. Stone, Esq. do
Francis Hall, ESQ. do
Harper Brothers do
George r. Tnmbe, E'q. do
DR.. J. X. an Rensselaer,. 10
Rev. Dr. Bang, President Wesleyan Uuiversrty.
AZ ss,tl I'm
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: C-a-. hFOR NEWBURGlI-Land

S$ss,r>la11S4 ing Caldv e,Fs, Wesi Point and Cold
SUnng.-The Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Cap. Char'-.
HalSead. will leave warrcn->tIrct PIER every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS. at 1 O'Clock
All Baggage Packages or Parcels Bank lis or specie
rut on board of this hout sng entered on the book
NJ Inc boat or recsiped tor will be the risk OF the
-. L. f2
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EW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-
BLIsHHENT STATEN ISLAND, Oaiee Tor the
+p,no and delivery Of eoocs, No 81 (lae ~ John 4.
~" iWA.-Dyr and hnish a superior manner, BrOst
Souis cassimere>. sills satns, SILK Velvet and Plush,
mDoons, Cs.tn and Italian Crape, Silk and couo,
Oioves anil Hose Ladies and Gentleaen, Garments Mo-
fren. Damask and satin Curtains Iin.ns and Couons
Cleans, and Rs-hnish Nsrno. Tibet and Cashmere
nha~s, Piano and Table Covers. Carpets Of all kirds.
Drugge Foor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, Chnlz Curtains,
nc. Lc.
rr orde esreiuHy attended ID snd promptly erseu,sd
ma MwkF6m
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MEDICAL.
N-OTICF 10 RUPTURED PERSONS

\-pr.A G. III Ii. Ma Very street As'or hoo,e
e.. yort -P.rsons as1ic:ed with Rnpturcs may rsN
- ~ -, in,rupenla AID the werii afnr,i>, IN s'-
oEc,o, AZ bis Office vesey street New York or eiff
Ps ~ s,ons s-ept, ~ the Chief towns Of tie nfes
So, p,r.p,. must careful 10 examine the bas pan
:, N, unIrs TruSs., 10 Il they are endor>ed b' VI
u =; v-.rg None o,her genuine or TO h. relied On
a. g.rt D. lIu guarantees eurr> tn an our ~ W ~,
.,,.n,. 70 esn al Office or treatment II is cur 80
mi ica and permanent. - A. 10 preouut $3.50 . -.
al rs,rnc sny truss whatever the mony adEassu = ~
~ 49, ,n~a,,on OF tie term specified for he cure
b,,s,.r press the rupture may have made toward ~"
dicaton. ..-s.uy .,r.t With
Children under twelve wears uniyrr>aiy cur r. u
out further expense han the cost OF 'nr > n~ote
AGA, -ure has been under progressive praeuear
,ne,, b,r NOR than twenty years past IN Vt. u"
Trps. ohce. and Is now brought 10 state OF anf''''
perfection. - - ,..L a., q, v,,t u,ifs.
- ., NJ HulFs celebrated Hinge and Pivot Iruss or
he e,,y and safe retention ut Ruptures Tste nita'n
..nDof be relied nu-lhry made by un>kiin ,lI.
icons and mechanics, ard ~ better dan w u.'1
IIu ' " NV w AMOS G. HILL co
DR. Hull ha. the request OF several resle,'so' ~
.i,r, ~tird up noon exclusively tor Ladies having vi
at entrance from the business department "herth 10y
in canslani attendance apply Trlssts anu supporters
~. gyHx
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complete assortment OF - .,-c,.c,rs
mad. after the most approved principles OF Optics are
recommended by the most skltul ouiss ana me uon,s
H.. Academy of Physicians al Vienna snd Nv several ro
ropean Universities tor their superior tfhcaeN a
ION 10 the various visions OF tse Long weak and Sho'
lie bs,e, his success choosing the most fitting gias
fr,i exsmin " and discovering the tue Nat- "t NE elo
The n,anist benefit ~ perienoed by thousands rom the
us- sf hi, glasses has satisfactorily shown mat very s
ut weak vision can be strengthened r. Vel a.
particularly 10 persons who have increased teir cO'iut
by improper OF other glasses. especially IN re"hs
work ny " night thereby straning the ss TOO mu'u anu
not unfrequentv causing total blindness To rn>ue.
The same higs testimonials alo,e referred To can De pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
T c. SACKS, Optician. lately from VI
50, GI..sSES AND sPECTACLEs,

- ens1 ani Proprietor Of tho wekno~n oft'aI r.
t,buept in that city, begs eav. respectfully toin'f u'
are.t on and patronage OF the citizens oi newborn 10 "N
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aud English School. base

Y ment OF Church Grand and Mercer-sis
Tie uuder> ned has been many years "a h present oca
give the si1ctOry references patrons
b., school Instruction eficie and charges loy.
as iu- JAMES LAWSON. Principal.
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CO. nEVENING LINE of Steam

e. hEVENING LINE of Steam
Ex boats Albany, daily al O'Clock J.
" >unddy excepted. from the pier between 0ourtad and
Liher1y streets.
The steamer ROCHESTER,, Capt. A. Il; Join, leaves
Monday " eine.iav and FRIDAY Afternoons AZ O'Clock.
Tho steamer sou TIL AMERICA, Capt Barnard, eaves
Tnasiav Thu-.,av and Saturday Afternoons. at o'clock
The steamer NORTH AMERICA, Capt VI ~ Trues
dell eaye. flor Albany and Intermediate .laceSl Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday Afternoons. Al ) O'Clock.
Tie above hoats and substantial. furnished with
elegant State Roous and for speed and accommodations are
Inriyalei ca the Hudson
For passage ghi apply Ia P. C. Schultz, athe Office
N the wharf, on board.
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'o Aromatic, ,l TELESCOPES.

Of rL,b he has an excellent assortment on hand WIN T"
,ithout esnds also astronomical aui terrestrial SPY
Gls,.e, o various Pocket DO, for different d.,,a' a.
err ,rnp.. &c Icon second loor at No. % bres1MaN
49, VIZ 10y " all I'm
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COTTON YARN. Candlewlek, Bats,
i waddngs, 1c.-Tbe subscriber would eCtully
81, the attention 81 Country Merchants Ia he sock OF the
above Gle, at which he las good supply constantly
hand and which be vii sell AZ tie very swe> prices Ds
cash IN sma large quantities 10 suit purchasers.
J. q. FREEMAN. IS Cedsr-st
prime quantity OF Southern Yarns to u, alta very
iured price az I'm
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H.CTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.

u is fact that Gouraufs Poudrr Subtle VII puns'
rrn,v Grad cate all hair from tie part whee Is sppteS VA"
pt The injury the SKIN To be- had al The old esis
.sssni o. door rom Broadway sna ~ 81
Rroadvav pr bottle Another fact that Gocraud true
Water OF Beauty viii thOrs eNtermnaie an, pan ref asa
ali cuian. ous eupiioDs eca juvenile healthy appearance
ami Irav the hands, neck sad arms IN raj ant wlien'>N
RNar of SPURIOUS limitations. Of this celebrated e'sifir,
containing mineral a>tringeugs Utterly runoU' To the 'An
and conlres on and hv t. repean acton injurious "
Leath 70 b. hal a. ahOvr--S per boille
GOURtI'D 'S VEGETABLE ROUGE
Iuno-t, sci, ate rnseate uu.e, uumovsbr by pc>pra-
,,on W ru,igg with n nen cloth. NJ csuts p~r bottle
"''' GOf'R>I'DS BLANC D'EsPAGNE.
Or Spanish Ly White. mp,r;s bright pure ielihe Aa'
ha.ier whene,s the skin, ircr from the INJURIOUS prut
lie. generally combined with preparations Tor tbs parose
o., - m, .i-,,,t h,,,s At . ceut> each al In
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y I|VT T'Tl~I ION ITNI1 IUI 1T
bauv.-Farc - teut>-Be1hs - cents
+. Pin frtagh' taken al & cent, per loot.
The commo1ogs steamboat WASHINGTON, captain
T. VI Brown 40 leave the Steamboat PEE lost OF Warren
street ih. frHl RSDAN afternoon, :3h April ats ociuck
REGULAR .f4ys " eaving Neu York Tuesday, Thursday
AMI saturday: Albany N0nIav, "Wednesday and Friday,
II o'clock 7 VI landing each way a. the foot nj Han-
non..rcei Nebursh Poughbeep,e, CatskIl aas Hudson
Al kinds Of property taken only at the r'A OF the owners
h.reOt
For feIt or massage arrlv m the Captain bosrd
70 az r. RAND0I PH MARTIN. i22 Vests
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24
NEW SERIES OF
TEMPE FRANCE TALES,
BY L. S. ARTHUR.
AUTHOR OF six NIGHrs WITH TaE
WASHING roSIASs,' ETC.

THE extensive, and still increasing s,le
AMI wide spreal popularity of Mr.. Arthur's
SIX Nights with the Washngtoniaus, and the
urgent entreaties of many disting ,lished lead
ers in the lie nperan:r cause, have in luced
the subscribers to make an arrangement with
that aim rabe writer to furnish another series
Of Tales from real life
These Tales will be published in S xteer
weekly plumbers. at the fow price Of SIC and q
quarter ceets per number, neatly stitched up
in handsome covers, suitable for preservation.
To those who have read the former series o
Hr. Arthur's Temperance Tales, it need moi
be said l.at the forthco ming series viii be not
Only deeply Interesting, but will be calculated
to do immense service to the great cause
which they are designed TO promote. Ike
the SIX nights with the Neutrality-suspicious. the
subjects will be drawn from real life, and il
vii, be the object of the author to depict the
horrors of drunkenness in all its varied and
appalling forns as exhibited in different
classes and conditions CT society. as well a,
to show the remedial means which Temper
ance associations furnish. In accom- lishinq
this object, Mr.. Arthur will bring to his aiG
the same acute observation, the same truthful
delneation, the same clearness of narrative
and the same lofty morality. which have mar
ked his former pr 1luctions and It may BE-
confidently predicted that, through the inAo
ence he viii thus exercise. many an inebriatt
will be rescued from the fangs Of the destroy
er.
Address, postage paid,
Cooley s. M'MICHN..
Publishers Hall, l0f. Chesut st., Phil!
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE
sECoSD EDITION OF THE
: Hstoryofthe Valley

FIFE undersigned has devoted much time
= ana pains in revising, correcting. impror-
ing. and extending TO the present period, the
+" HtsToRr OF THE NNaLtFr." Intact. the Sc
coe,ti edition, when completely will be Far sup
erior, III every point, to the first.
1t is deemed unnecessary al this time, to re-
fer to the contents of this book. Suffice it to
say, that it is precisely what its name imports,
q history Of the Fatty Of Fugis'ia, from the
periol of It's settlement a correct detail OF
those thrilling and interesting events and incl
dents that are, or at least ought to be, familiar
to all.
Many testimonials, from gentlemen Of
known and acknowledged respet liability and
high standing miglit here be adiuced to prove
the value and Importance OF the Work b1it
the undersigned prefers testing II 10y much
more satisfactory way ;-let the pubic Judge
for themselves.
have had repeated and urgent calls, from
various guar, tersto come out with the work
but not being able, from the in6rmn.tes OF
age, to see the people personally upon the
subject, and not having the pecun;ary means
TO publish il, have been unable to do SO, as
much asI desire to issue it.
NV object now is, FIRST, to ascertain. as Tar rs
possibly. the extens of patronage that can be
o1:tined; and in the second place, 1t suttlci-
ent to justify its publication, to make some ar
irangement to raise the funds necessary to pur
! chase paper. &c, for its publication. 1t IS
hoped that no OBSTACLE naay prevent the sue
! cess of the enterprise. Respectfully,
SAMUEL KERCHEVAL.
I; M.dlletown, July Il, 1912.
uf Those Edto-s inthe Valley who win in
sert this Prospectus 2 months, shall receive a
copY of the work finished and bound, ircase it
r.n be ruhlsilesl S. K
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no all Concerned.

The subscriber has fully authorized SAMUEL
c. WILLIAMS, Esq to receive, and receipt for
him when paid, all monies d,ie the Sentinel
office, from April l, 1889 TO March, /, 1871 /;
and has conferred the same authority upon
MIR joan GArEwooD, in reference to all mo-
MES due said Office, from March /. 1871, to
March /, 1912. A collector will shortly wait
upon all indebted; aud unless they lqni,iate
ted This ma, be relied upon, as thk bushes
Of the office must be entirely settled.
JOHN ". KIGDEN,
Late Proprietor Of the Sentinel.
April IL, 1842.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24
FAL III o uTH
y 9 { to y. 8attt

'E'iE subscriber has lately had consirn-
menss OF 1000 lbs. of superior Gotten
."sn' N oa'es Of 200 lbs each, and variously
assorted from No. to IA,
ny virtue OF an agency and arrange ments
made with the proprietors of this Factory. I
en- deliver yarn into the ware houses Of mer-
cnants OF Pare. Shenandoah and Rockingham.
al precisely the nrices charged at the Factory
~ faiInouth or Richmond, free of carriage, for
sx months credit, or6ve per cent discount
for cash
GABRIEL. JORDAN.
Luray, October IA, lG4l.-y
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OFFICE OF THE LEESBURG
/" Genius of Liberty
ron SALE.

WisHING to engage in other business,
Wv we offer this establishment for sale
The locatiGa is remark ably healthy neighbor
hood, and The Office in fiourishing condition
for a country paper To practical! Printer
with moderate sized family the Situation
would prove advantageous. If the purchase
money be we'll secured, the terms will be made
accommodating. Every necessary information
viii be given on application to the Editor
AMI it BY mail, to be post paid. [Julv so.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24

! GfThe Druggists! Ike Drngg;s'sM The
I D'rIrgists IL have in my possession Coun-
terfeit Brandreth Pills, Purchased Of the fcl-
towing Druggists, viz:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24

DEEDS OF B3RG.fL.N &. S.gLE
and also DEEDS OF TRUST-W9P.
R.4sVTS. EXECUTIONS, NOTEg
81. for sale at ttis oaice.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24

fSt[AS.
The Spectator viii he published weekly, al
s. per annum. and proportionably for shorter
periods, payable invariably in advance; or s.
for two subscriptions, or for two years. 1t is
proposed to issue the first number carly III
June.
Postmasters are authorized to-remit sub
scriptons. Letters and communications to the
editors must be paid or free, Address
MARTIN & HEART,
Washington DC.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24

SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
Woodsfock-sbert & ninges.
Strashurg-Rirtl, lee & Co
Toms Brook. & D. Crabill..
columbia Fnrnace-Ifupp. Mschir & Ga.
STONY Creek-Richard Miller.
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New Market. d. Zirkie SSiBrother.
PAGE COUNTY.
Luray-Gabrel Jordan.
baltimore Office Corner of Light Mercer
b. BRANDREEu, II. ID.
July 4, 1S4l-y.
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New Pork.

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me and 9th street
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and 4th street.
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