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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
"a FOR SALE Or EXCHANC ga

AA FUH JAIL Ut EACHHNF" E.-A
.ia.@ Farm shrewsbury, HonmOuth county New Jer-
c,zss'ia OF about thirty OF land The
:cnrs good two SOY d"cns bOuse kitchen,
barn. wagon house and other necessary outbudi5gs Said
farm situated the main road leading from hresbur-
to Red Bana ard about hall mile from tie seaGIrs
landing at Red Bank The lasG is we'll fenced stoc
With variety OF fruit uer and in good e,der and tbe
.iencp every way desirable. The farm viii be sold on
sonablr exchanged fof productive property
ciiy For particulars. inquire OF JAMES ScHUREN
Esq, the premises or. of J. PiRMLY, No. Bon
Neg York $50
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TO 4 DISCERNING PUBLIC.

Se.presc-Taon is inheren: principle firmly seated in
the heat Of Re aight upon the shores OF Time the
most helpless OF all Gods creatures bu Reason
her Standard he ana thinks and encrcles him
sell with objects OF protection being endowed with that
most noble intellect which distinguishes him as the bead oil all
BY his leve- rivers turned from
their tie land gr with iroasouad tracks enabling
him TO fly it were, with the wirgs OF the wind TIE
pakle beneath his feet the gallant ship speeds
distant shore But with ali this delegated wisdom.
is helpless still; the green foliage of nature is de-
strsyed by the auturnBel frOss, down by
the aand Of disease. II walks abroad and stag
its progress: fall by the waysde and otsers
their nss. But as the history Of mankind evipces gradual
improvement, who will say that suffering and pain
company in all walks o. life Among the many and
mpOr:an, discoveries OF this generation recently
nounced the public whose fame viii be written win
sunbeam in the history O; the past; SASoss SARsA,A
RLLA stands forth alone, ard by sows procanls its
power-ha eoQuenct, rrcsistiby affecting In the
appeals OF the suffering for relief has been answered.
Diseases have been cured by this invaluable medicine
furnished the records of time. These things
done secret places ukinowu town. but
done in our public places and the highways They are
ght before the world ubstanlia,e beyond doubt tie
healing virtues of this preparation, and the facts
folded although gigantic plain the light OF days
and where is that High Priest Envy that gainsay
Truth
the following of al avsterate OF ScTorla is
submitted the careful consideration Of Discerning pub
c and truth vouched for from such source as cannot
be called in question Ii MA well be said, Truth Is
stranger than Fiction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
Alderman OF the ll,h Ward othe city OF Ncw-Yorl
September l6, l8t2.
Ngw.Yokg. August Is, 1872.


c,oo ,,1eor ,i.rv AND vn = n,Inr n iii and
pehlieit'-i ldie VI lilSo.y "' t -; - ' e.,
as memory eve! cons"ii III 'iN .sh nj n , -
nave pass, suuHel d. VIC Cau,e - '' NJ ; a.;
IS So FOR moiths st'csneo upon us. u. ugiS '
distress racheE ~ te rom ~, nS rl yn; Of
agony-ihe oniy Voce 'i. cailc 'lu ~ ups ups. t" i -,
gr'anng, ahd my ouy mop ueS'di. t,i ai o'e ili
others .i-pl 10 ls sun 1dS ~ '"s'' N"'e '''"e' ''
idCe 10 ''r "'i'' ''iH " '''' ~ -
Although Stood on The brink OF eternity anf he thread
or life was nearly severed YET stu irfaihed on the lamp
he out 20 barn; Eide thought wou! be ever triHned
again and oay h9ed !hht death would >"a'o" up l1e
ia'nc My sickness wa hsthroGSh!oh ~ Hutl!y
exposing M seito stten i.ron OF ar VINE
rhiclcauss -uaGen chech OF peisiii!lon. Wy con-
3;.,i q. :f. , ~ - --c} yr,c aud 49,
E.lSs-.lIi. ~ -; -. M c,rr,i,ii,5 =,
rda "as Cdeo NI' l.i'','ttn.. ui., t , .'7
l2"ef'1i ?; tii.l ~, -, ", ~ 5rb cp,r,,D
r'.'S 'fit a'n tsllit ~ no. 80 -, :, " -
a E,ing ior Fsei, MINIS ~ ~ -, rIois,,io, .
TT 1aAl,S l,,I i'',' o : AZ t.ia I.r. liz,
e'ct. NJ ".h" Si',.l0.'i ,,- -. - - -.
'i.r .,1lfa ioi'' an" .'N "a ~, ~; -. -
90 -, 49, M. i l,.y l,-. aa., i,-Iqf.se..
.i.t l'g'' - - ~ .fi a. ,is,.
.u..s S'l - 60 .I. M h, mn r.r
~. ,,t- 'tu,,,: nl,y caufpsrcad ter- ,arag ulH.s
;er1. c,s,nc rieu.aatn. 5lfinr >-etl-d ssi WIS
nm , es, ~ oIrr r5 rvs were r,ss
me a=ev%f5 p''hi A4e 'I'l>cl.s % gs en-. o. - y.
$50. aai 'stfe is ii"' - ;iil''Iy' ~ va, -
zrrai lE5t nay Sfoaa. ~ l1'i s'uFe t-H Woe ,t-S
NO., M .ra ;te earlv giyt oi December last lie
only .etp ubalne Wa est hous duf3- ,. ii:tii ~
;arrs,ed NJ ;a.e was completely covered eit
.s Ilsd n,w .Ir1lak Ia a NEE saeeton--
on. "' No., were, 50 diseased glouad nv hi-hs that
NE S'' d'i" ~ " 49, :. 49,.
the ool1 l'ea.,S - ~ ,;ciii4' Oh Lo.y rsi.ld
Tia, mSh{ die From my long and protrac,sd illness
bad becsGie much reGuctui" ,, -, .s r,I
since whe oosns u, ie 80 Is rom
Sarsapdilla advertised aceoi'P aleS v i Ia %
Mr. Burdock OF most cure uaae oS ~ o G,
The case IN some resaec;s ftssthseu NY owl, o tTu
that lingering hope sill cinAS 10 ne ~ sgcen a
whisper IRON heaven: i"e secrIu Gay ,'.u -, 90 -
taking let the pam ach 1es'tI anu ~ w. - b Inc
hau nor 81 y - ~, ,ain had Hearty left the eruI;,ion
ais, mich better now eit Strange hope gathering
could not De- ddreu h"t oeiest a. "a; -. a,i
so" dav. since miserable suffering dying man,
- u.s r,ya week from the day look the first dose
was ou, AMI walked nearly three miles without the
Well ana haTs te>uneu ~ ,.snsp TOR IL Is true
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26


adsease preferred to risk my life rather than submit to
the operation.
scrotulo;s affection now commenced my right cheek
little below the aye and continuing inward soon attacked
the bone forming Internally, which discharged in
the mouth through openEg caused by the extraction OF
tooth. The disease then seized upon The ROOF OF the mouth
under the opening from tie nose and soon destroying
bone continued its progress upward aud bae INTO
the bones OF the nose, which destroyed, together with The
carriages gathering thea took place IN my head which
discharged thick ied matter from the nsse which resei
bed soft bone. shells, came ia strings large
round as goose quill Pieces bone also dropped from
ny head into the mouth through the passage mace by the
disease in the upper Jaw The complaint Eow spread
The nose enveoped bot! eyes, destroying the lower
eyeglasses and stopping The opening from The eyes 10 lh-
time my smell and TASTE both gone my bearing nearly
So my sight much impaired 10 render II mpCss-
be for distinguish an e6ec at Tie distance OF TWO
reaiE thing heard SAID for FIVE mnues and my
condition, il not wholly wa> nearly that OF ldocy The
disease onay appeared be better and then Hooked
toward death the termination OF my suferings.
Hearing through the newspapers the remarkable cures
OF your >arsapara hope sprung up atresh and although
nay considered beyond tie reach OF art, resolved
10 make effort 10 regain my health. AT THIS Pc
Rod my reans exhausted trying various medicines,
and dying, by inches be readily supposed
with what feelings Looked toward rciei. 1t is just
weeks Since crossed The threshold Of your door, and
was then an object from which the eye turned with pity
and the senses with disgust. was then man who
broken with suffering and disease whose cup OF mis-
cry more than full looked upon the w7rld dead
To me; the past and future were both alike; but while
memory proves her and sits entroned
long will cherish with heartfelt gratitude the benefit
have received tunder the blessing OF DIVINE frovldcncej
Of your Sarsaparia In two weeks from liz
began using the medicine, the Internal ulcers began
10 heal and new flesh form. THIS has continued uniilI
entirely cured aad wholly from the OF your ned
icne My feelings such a, cannot dessrise can
scarcely realize that am the suffering object o pity was
so short time ago Myappee Is good, sleep naturally,
ana weeks past have been able 10 follow my trade
(Which is that of shoemaker almost we'll any Pc
rod Of my life.
With lasting gratitude, shall ever remain yours most
gratefully. GEORGE DuLAY, liz "illet-si-
The facts above stated strictly true, he having ap
piled 10 me for OF recommendation to MesSrs Sanas,
and the strictly under my personal observation
ABRAHAM HATFIELD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

a BIT OF HlsroRI.-rhe Fort, now called the
Rip Raps, near Norfolk, was originally named
Castle Calhoun" in honor OF the distinguished
South CaroliniRn, who was Secretary OF War under
MIR. Monroe, when the work was commenced. Ii
was changed To the Rip Raps, We are informed BY
the Norfolk Herald the first term of Gen. Jack
sons Presidency, after the rupture between the
General and Mr. Calhoun. Mr.. G.. was not be !
quite such Favsri,e with The Democracy as
be Is at present American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
HTlSS OkAM,S BOARDING AM.
NERS. S. c. REID'S BOARDING and

NE RS. ). G. REID'S BOARDING and
" II Day Scasol, No 49, Fourth street near the Wash.
layton Parade Ground few doors west OF McDouxal
street Will reoEe Monday, 9Th September. The pu.
pits requested 3D. punctual in attendance. that they
may be present al the organization OF the classes The
whole system OF educatisn in this institution is founded on
reasoning and demonstration All pupils attached TO this
establishment, instructed in French. Every department,
fully sustained by experienced and competent Professors
Reference. by permission, to the following Ladies
Gentemen:-
New YoRS.-MIts JOHN Beekman 627 Broadway
Mrs Daniel W. Gan;ley, OF Fourteenth street ard
7th Avenue
Mrs William, w Callahan - Amiry street
Mrs T. L. McCaTty, Njblo'>, Broadway.
Benjamin T. Ondegdonk, d. D., Bishop Of the Diocese OF
New York.
Thomas Lyel, Rector OF Christ Church.
Francis L. Hawks, Rector OF ST. Thomas Church.
Thomas Dewitt, D. D. " NJ. Noah, ESD,
JOHN Knox D. D. Chas. a. Davis, ESQ.
John w Francis, NJ. D., Charles Davis, Esq,
H. VI. Western Counsellor, II. Greeley, ESQ
BUFFALO. n. Y.-General P. g. Porter.
ALBANY. y. Y.-t;overnor William II. Seward.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Honorable Heary Clay, General Jas.
Shelby. au25 2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

ENRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC
IL Mr.. N. A. GAUVAIN'S French Classes (Mmeica,
oral syerJ forming for the Students
requested ~ call and make arrangements Private essoaS
may be had early IN the morning.
Madame and Madlle. GAUVhIN will also recen, pupils
in French and in Vocal and Instrumental Music (te Piano
aud Guitar The forenoon LOurs Will be devoted 10 the
tuition OF Ladies' the afternoons ard evenings that OF
Gen;Icmea. Apply at 3g7 Broadway, near Walker st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

D!ANDS--A ilrsr rae new Grand action
a Parc-can be warranted, ei>o, -,N,i seco@d hand
cuc. WI be sold cheap Apply a; No u CstA>on'sreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

On motion OF Nr. GREELEY, OF New York,
Committee to consist Of two from each Senate
rial District appointed, to prepare an Address
and Resolutions for the consideration OF the Con-
yention The following gentlemen were appointed:
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ZOE. IA. S1. E44.

WEED, of New York; w H. L. BocART, of
I empkins; Hon. CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, OF Ca
yuga; Mr.. BRows, of Geneser; Mr.. BENEDICT,
of Oneida; ALDEN ]. SPooSER, of Kings; VIII
LIAM X. STRONG, of Seneca ALEXANDER H..
WELLS of Weschester, were enthusiastically call
ed for By the auditory, and severa!y responded in
brief and eloquent appeals TO the patriotic aud in
domtabe Wings OF New York to buckle again
on the old armor of 1910, and like glorious
result would crown thsir efforts in the Empire
State.
On motion, vote Of thanks was rendered to
the President, to which he briefly and appropr.
ately replied,
After which, the Convention having giving nine
hearty cheers for HARRY OF THE WEST, BRADIsH
and FURMAS, adjourned. sine die.
JOHN II HOLLEY, President.
AUGUSTUS L. Brown, and others Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

Reference IS also made u any farther evidence
~ Mr. james nrowr OF the house Of Brown, Brothers
Go Who !, ACQUAINTED with TIE above particulars 1T "nc-e
employ VIC aoo'e ~ SIT
scared and s.d at Wholesale and retail and for e1por
,,rion nv A Z SANDS co Druggists and Chemist
Granite Bulding> III Broadway corner OF Chambers
Sewyork Sold ais, by A. B. / D. Sands, 70 Fulton D
Sapas Co n Eas, Brad way, corner Markets. free
DC. eosue SIX BEETLES fer s. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
T He T RIBU NE.
From the Auburn JourEs! Extra
WING YOUNG MEMS STATE
CONVENTION.
Arp,.pS C-t 81

rhe Convention met pursuan, to recommends
ascn from the Young Mems State Central Commit
zee, the Town Hail in the village OF Auburn. Gen.
Flrvs King, Of Albany, called the assemblage to
order and Oh bis motion, Hon. NORRIS FRAN
LIN, of the city of NewYork, was appointed a
et,porary Chairman for the purpose OF organiza-
=, n, and Isaac PLATT, of Duchess, and GEORGE
DAwsos of Monroe were appointed Secretaries.
On motion Of a. ]. SpooSIK, Of Kings, Com
rnittee of Two flom each Senate District was ap-
pointed for the purpose Of nominating permanent
officers Of the Convention. The following gentle
zen were appointed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
New YORK. Sept. Il. 1912.

4NEW URF, .Stpi Io7-
1ssrS Sands: Gert-Iu the cholera OF Ike year
1889 disease first made its appearance The end OF
tongue, which continued spread gradually for three
wears. duriRg which time was usGer the treatment OF d
e-ent physicians without receiving any essential benefit
alvated until the flesh dropped from my gums Ally
tongue scarfed frequently caucrized slit iengthwlse
ana croswisc until told that the only cure would
be to Gu my tongue of the bu, it seemed
certain whether would put stop the ravages a such
disease. Il preferred risk my life rather than submit to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

Gentlemen-A tale of misery aud woe nine 10 TELL and
as memory ever e TASK brings back scenes that
have pas; sbuder the picture aad almost wonder II II
IS So For months stretched upon bed OF suffering ana
distress, racked by the most eXcrGciang PAM DUMB WIN
agonv-ihe only that rom my lips the voice OF
grooming AID my ouy hop. despair ten and often While
others slept in the still hours OF night have Turned my
acs 10 III val! and wished % die.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-27
@@WS@ SALE

virtue of Deed of rust, executed to the
- subscriber by Pleasant Cooper, bearing date
the Sd day of April 1889, which is duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of Augusta county, shall,
tor the purposes therein specified, proceed 10 sell
to the highest bidder, on the premises, for cash,
on Thursday the 10th of November next, the
property mentioned in said deed, TO Wit: TWO
TRACTS OF LAND; one containing 81 Acres,
and 25 Poles, situated about four miles north of
Waynesborough, on the old road between that
place and Staun,on, being the same land which
was conveyed by John holmes to said Cooper
the other containing 10 1-lO,h Acres, situated in
the Immediate vicinity of the first, being the
same land which was conveyed by George Shi-
rey and wife TO said Cooper, by deed bearing date
the 3lst Of December 1886, of record in the coun-
ty Court of Augusta, reference TO which deeds is
here made, for fuller account of said lands and
their boundaries. One of the above tracts is
Wood Land-the other has a comfortable Dwell
ling House, a small Barn, and also Backsmith's
and Carpenters Shop upon it, together with some
small out Houses. Also, on the first named
TRACT one horse Tkreshing Machine.
The tile to the above named tracts is believed
to be indisputable, but acting as Trustee, will
convey such title only as is vested in me by said
deed. CHAPMAN Johnson II
OctopeI S"-2w. Trustee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-27
M Justice to Myself. and 9
Caution to The Public.
Oct. G, 1912

'6NHE above advertisement being for the benefit
~ OF Joseph Smith, feel it INV duty to ask
some questions list want to know if prompt
payment was not made when purchased of Is.
r. Fry, OF 81 1881 so the LIST of Nav, 1885,
End. Whether or not that $3.50 80 IS was not
paid the Sth September, not due till LIST October,
without interest. 3rd. Whether or not that 5000
was not paid the 10Th of September 1871, not duo
uii LIST October, without interest, leaving bal
ance on the bond of 1888 33 l-3 paid the 18th
March 1919, and. whether you did not count inte-
rest TO a froction? And whether or not did net
make you tender of the amount of the bond that
is now in your possession, of 81 1888 33 I-3, the
goth OF September 1912, and it not due till LIST
October! and whether you did not refuse to tako
any thing but specie? and whether or not the
bond was not changed in part, in your hands,
from stock 20 Il cash debt! After refusing the
money, whether or not you advertised the land
on the 18th of October, 1912, in my absence and
whether or not you did not put me to the unneces.
sary expense Of going to Richmond and procuring
the specie, which now have and wish YOU 10
produce the bond for payment? leave i, for tho
public to judge for themselves, after the above
caution.
THOMAS SHUMATE.
October 90, 1912
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-27
OBITUARY.

DIED, in Saline County, Mo-, thc 9th September
last, MIR. Wm. CAVE, Sr. formerly of Augusta County
Va of congcstivc fever the Sh day he was ia
ken ill.
DIED. at his residence, on the Long Glade, Augusta
County, ON the 18th instant MIR. JoHr BELL, ST. aged
81 years Thus has been gathered his fathers" one
full OF yc mrs, who, in all the relations Of life, was an
exemplary man. In the early struggle OF patriot
fathers for country Independence, he firm and
efficient soldier And thong ii he outlivcd the most of
that noble band of patriots and also the energies of
mind and body, yet it is fondiy hoped, that
plating the death of such his example and unfair
nhcd character, will produce lasting and sautary i'm
preston upon his children and surviving friends He
was Tor many years consistent and useful member of
the Presbyterian Church of Messy Creek: and his
Christian profession and the tenor of his life inspire the
delightful hope, that he has gone to his reward in anoh
er and better world.
AS an upright and honest man, through life he enjoy
cd to an unusual extent the and confidence of his
neighbors and acquainances and whilst many of
have mingled their tears with his orphan children and
other friends, who weep under of their bcreave
ment yct should never be forgotten that voice
Heaven hath said
''Writc Blessed he dead tcho die in The Lord"
They die in Jesus, and are blcst
How sweet their slumbcrs arc.'',
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-27
From the Richmond Compiler.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
For Tie tcecf ending Thursday Eoenins, October
w HEAT-9O CENTS per bnshei

For The icecs ending Thursday Eoenins, October 90.
WtiEAT-90 cents per busbei.
CORN-521 TO So cents per bushcl.
OATS--30 cents per bushel from wagons and
depot.
FLOUR-ln good demand at 81 Is. City
WIIiSkEY--We quote Iihds 23l 81 and
bbls "a a 2ld cents.
3Acoy--No Smithlicld or ci-
ty cured III maTket-eilher would bring a -
w estern sides. d o.; shoulders 81 6; the
stock of both !ight-Todd's sides bring &c, and
his hams l0c LAED SIC, with retail demand
only.
Observation-Disclosures Butter, wholesale 10 a
l5c for frkin; Is 20 cts for roll.
CHEESE-G4 y cts per lb--very little in
market.
CATTLE-For Cattle on the hoof, from 81 to
81 % are the general prices. MUrToN-There
is great ydrlaticn IN Inequality; indifferent sheep
bring only FROM 81 25 10 81 80, while the fneF
qualities bring from that to So per head.
OFFEE-Rio g a 9Ic; ST Domingo CT a -
Laguira 10; old Java l03 1l4. Stock very
light.
TEAS-Jmperial and Gunpowder So els 81
25 per ID; Black 10 90 cts.
SUGARS-iSew Orleans > a 6s Porto Rice
81 II; ST Crcix - %.
SSES-T1ndad 20 a % cts; p. Rice
% 81; n. Orleans Is 10 25 cts.
O1b--Winter sperm 81 90; fall sperm IS q
so; whale dc; bleached do Soc, tanners 5l3J
CANDLfS--Tallow 10 ID; sperm 25 Il 81
llulrs Patent l 4 i61 cts perlb
FEAfiiERS-30 a 573 cts per ID for liy,
geese.
FISlI-MAcxgReL, No 3, 5000. HereiNo,
No cut behring's, North Carolina, SIS rs
no Potomac in market. SnAD--SS6 per Dbl.
PLASTER--On the Basin bank 81 SO; from
wharf, So 3 %, mos.
SALT--.i IS to 81.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-27
DIR. ENgEEE.'S
VI il d Z g Z u q S s
RESTORER OF THE BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
FOR

WHETHER produced by bile, phlcgm, from internal
from the use of mcrcury, caomc bark Sc; or lin fr
maes) from the change of life, specified in the nam;
phiet Price per bottle s pint 81 80 quart SO.
44nti- Syoiiiitc Syrup.Ths medicine in all venereal
disorders is certain remedy, and the patient will feel
himself somewhat benefited in hours Price per bot
tie, pint 81 so; quart So
-d1ysSintdn iiITe, celebrated for its speedy and per-
ect removal OF gonorhna and gicet also oil the fearful
results consequent on its improper atment benefit
will be visible in IL hours. Price, fourth OF pint s so
Cold Nine Balsa,a, ioe bilious and nervous Affection.
colds, &c. Price 80 cents.
aromatic Extract, linmcnt for indigestion coIdncss
in the stomach numbncss wcakn in the limbs rhcu
matlsm, &c -Four ounces, 80 cents, half pint s pint
So, f - 'f'''
Depratire Iotrder, for bilious affections billions G.
ver headache, diseases of the eyes, &C. which is TO b,
taken in the restorcr. 90 cents per box
Japan Ointment for piles, which is to be applied be
sides the rcstorcr. 81. - s.4
Bensa. Ointment, for letter, ringworm, salt rhcum
scaldhead cruptions of the skim and foul ,c,rs is TO b,
applied besides the rcstorcr ST..
On,uersat or Strengthening IaSter for diseases of tn,
chest, dyspepsia, inanmatory rheumatism, palsy pa
raiysis, &c which is i'll most all these Cases to b. used
besides the rcstorcr. so cents per box.
The ResOrer, and all other above mentioned mcdi
cnes, are OF Dr. Kuhls oyvn discovery and prcparud
by himself.
&C5>For full and particular account of Dr. KuhI';
medicines, their properties and nature DR.. KS
Pamphlet wherein will likewise be found directions fo
their use, and numerous testimonials which accompany
every medicine.
! DR., Kuhl's Office Richmond Va.
AGENTS in VIRGINIA.
A. Lynn, p. NJ Wayncsborough, Benjamin F Ora.
ham, Grccnvllc, G. DuukIn, s Co. Lexington, jaime.
| f. Patterson, Staunton.
| Sept. 20, 1872,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-27
TRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE
MlAOH 0Y LAND

ESY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to the
a. Subscriber by Benjamin +. Frye, bearing date
the l2lh day Of April 1886, which is duly record
ed in the Clerks Office Of Augusta county, for
the purpose Of raising balance due on the last
bond mentioned in said deed, shall, on Monday
the 18th day of November next, proceed to sell be-
fore the store OF John b. Breckinrdge, i'm the
town of Stauu.on, certain Tract or Parcel Of
Land, containing 2o7 ACRES, or so much there
OF as Will be necessary to raise the balance aforc-
said. Said tract or parcel of land lies on Hoo
ver's run, branch of Middle river, and adjoins
James Brown, james Browns heirs, George Bay
lor and others, and is the same tract conveyed to
the said Benjamin f. Frye by Henry Edison and
wife by deed bearing date the I2th day of April
1886, which will more fully appear on reference
to the Clerks Office Of said county, where tho
same is recorded.
The title is believed to be indisputable, but 1
will convey such only as is usual in snch cases.
NIGHTS. G. KINNEY, Trustee.
Oct. 6, 1912.