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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
on OOO LARGE healthy Nv eedi.h and German Leeehes
CO,OOO Just received psr Roland, franklin and Howard
from Hamburg and daily expected
$4,000 Swedish aud German Leeches, per Sir Isaac New
G. A. H WITTE.
me- Imsr Importers of Leeches, lts Pearl It
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10 BRIDGE BUIL DR. hs-seatd FRO OILS i.T build no
oIaTsr, ior ~. ston- pier brdl New tow.
on org Island viii pnl wednesdsv th
0 he exhibi, d. JNO. RI UVaTT' &c p uow re ny
Newtown June q isi3 - 'ie'usn.
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BRITISH AMI ITALIAN STRAW GOODS.
M4NGsT & e.. TO which die st.spson ns q s wi H e.
found Tla,n ra.esn PLAT. Of Superior iafne
AASf;M Sor ori'i'a'
s .isss s.- :.
AIs, imported % Al. the above kinds Of Pei,
.SS Ps - added sy sos!isaca:
,i 4 the flG TS 81 stvNoLps
fto6SSpo6S 4 fuT6N. iss Pear street, New IOiL
M s s b, pee tut ia. ns Gu so and
fro fsr seye,a c,ses comprising large and splendid as
oS. Of as .ne sas aa ID s
lin the Dress Making Department all orders promptly
superintendent by aady whs arrived and had
of Fsnss Monday
oded cspa foo .y e az er
fIon any before offered rich Bese bresses Chdr
pm az very low price usual. mid im.ee
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
ThES q sfE sr McDh sAs q ST.
NJ ApAME .; BkARMAN hess 70 inesrm her nn%eEou.
r." Hs sas II,
Is a" and With or Of PAR. s HATS
ns1so
' ''''' CAPorTE DE ELeNoRE.
which IS indeed emolernatcal CT Partisan taste.
Madame has just opened several cases OF French import
ed fancy Straw Haas Amaz,ne, Imperial, Brilliant, Fine
Enslhb Dunslabie, Rutland, Albert, SIC. &c.
Also large Of French Lawn
from Infants iades the whole Of which Madame B.
has det rmlped order the the
oHtr such low her the
her patcrs ho have hopotcd her with their commands
trusts Obtain preference those whose patronage abe
now soIcs An early call requested the old French
establishment,
MAGAZlN DIES MODES. so CANAL STREET.
Madame s. has also received Of Paris flowers
and ribbons, whch for variety and may cale
pletc ms Imsr
TO THE LADIES.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GQODS.-Tbe propre-
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PARR,S LIFE PILLS.

RE excellent Family medicine, and Of .eden
sry occupations and habts, will be found Invaluable. be
liz OF mild nature and very efcacous ~ removing me com
pcaisd and subtle deases thi. class Of the COM
mun,ty They also unequaIed moving the numerous
oscases ncdnt to the spring Of the arising rcm I'm
punties Q, the blood and other
are the exclusive for the sale Of Parr
TIE wners may BE- had gratis the Life and Time: Oh
te,nnloniais 81 cures effected in the United Statss=
Rushtcn Co no Broadway "a 10 Aston Hcuss Abraham
Saoas co. drnEgss and chene granite bsildins. No s
East broadway Dicke, as Broadway corner Lupsnard
street i9hn b Dodd druggist broadway Rloecker
John T. Hart druggist $40 Grand Norfolk street;
John syme FuIion and Water St1ss. Horace Ever
st druggst 90 Hudson CoJdngton apohe carries,
at Hudson corner OF SpIine street, e. L. Cotton and
epotheAry 80 Bleeckcr, corner Jones Wsndovez,
drSsTs and fpoWhs .i' Mo- IA Eighth sysnas
sss war. ss 1917 Fulton street. E fud NFSSis pro
Clarendon House, Broadwuy cor Quar- st. first floor
small boxes IS cents Large or family boxes 50 cents
Persons desous Of obtaing agency for her sale in the
hsrts Co letter boz 9o7. New York Az msm
DENTlsT To those who nave decayed teeth, aud have
II cted have them attended either from fear Gifts
beiug p,ly DONE the hi. usually changed
have operation 0rmed the te th
careful ard proper manner by calling w. E. PARSONS,
pared FL ter and insert from full the best
PRINCIPLES known by dentist in the city, for
that will correspond with the timss and within The Of
MIR p invites all Iced Of his call
him and they ha BE- DISAPPOINTED BY oseton
being and In fact perfect Satisfaction in all
specimens of his work seen in his Office and
references gwen If required. m 22 l1sr
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Ehe SeEf-EnsfEsscfeE.:

a Monthly Periodical, by JOSHUA HoLHnook
9 anslated into Spanish in the city of Mexico,
for circulating in schools and families in Mex,
leo, South America and Cuba; and fitted 10 aid
my person IN any part Of The ,oorld, IN EDUL
CITING and ELEV9ITNG HIDlSELF.-
TITS tina cheapest and best reading books for
schools, and an entertaining companion for
iam'l'es' Especially as a medium of scientif.
lc Exchanges with ali parts Of the world, it is
designed to aid both schools and families in
making valuable and constantly increasing
collections in works of Nature and Art.
Price. in English, half dime for single
number; half asdolar tor twelve numbers; or
five dollars Tor twelve copies, tive We numbers
each. TO be had at the Exchange Lyceum,
New York.
Also,at The same place, Geological Cabinets.
at 81 to $40. Geonetrical Diagrams, one
dime. mounted three dimes. Three Cubes.
Illustrating Cubic Measures two dimes; with
Geometrcal Albums, and various other Geo.
metricals, useful in every school and family.
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! b.. = q Z s.

| These unrivalled pills MING NOW acquired
a celebrity and popularity unequalled in the
| ANIMALS of medicine, and also having obtained
the entire confidence and being used i'll the
| private practice Of almost the whole body OF
| the medical faculty, in the U s., Europe, Asia.
South America, the West Indies, and great
part of Africa, it is unnecessary to advertise
them at length, or to say anything further OF
their merits than by stating the complaints
which they are most effective in the cure of,
which are as follows-yellow and bilious fe-
vers, ague, dyspepsia, Group, liver complaint;
rheumatism, enlargement Of the spleen, disten
ton of the stomach and bowels, incpient dar-
rhGa, habtual costiveness, loss of appetite
and in all cases of torpor of-the bowels, where
cathartic or an appetite is needed Theyare
mild III their operation, producing neither nau
STA, gripping nor debility.
albany, ". Y. Jan. !. 1898.
SRI take much pleasure in bearing testi-
mony to the efficacy of your pills in removing
bile from the stomach; anC in all cases emana
ting from that sourcer. Yours resp'y
an GEO. HULL, NJ D.
Montreal, L c. Sept IA, 1887.
In the course of a long practice l have aP
Piled many remedies for sick headache and
nausea on the stomach, but l must say that
none of them have answered the purpose as
well as your vegetable pills. J. CASE, NJ D
OfFor sale in Woodstock by DR. Schmitt-
in strasburg by H & G J Grove-and on ell
curry in every town in the state.
SHER.K.A.N'S COUGH LOZENZES
Are the safes and most ef1ectual remedy for
coughs, colds, consumptions, whooping cough,
tightness of the lungs and chest &c. The pro
prietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction. Severa:
thousand boxes have been sold within the last
year, restoring to health persons in almost eve
ry stage of consumption and those laboring
under the most distressing coughs. Hundreds
upon hundreds of certificates have been offer
ed of their wonderful virtues, from those who
have been saved from an unrimely grave and
restored to perfect health by using them.
SHER1z.A.N'S WORM LOZENIE
Proved in more than AGO, 00G cases to be infa
lible. Many diseases arise from worms and
occasion long suffering and devon death; grown
persons are very often afflicted with them and
ore doctored for various complaints without
any benefit; when one dose of these lozenzes
would speedily cure them.
ujjFor sale in Woodstock by DR. Schmitt-
in Strasburg by H & G Grove-and on en-.
quiry can be had Of agents in every town and
village in the state. Feb. 2, 1915.
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PROSPECTUS
For Issuing, by Subscription,
THE LIFE OF
S8e1% 9 e. Saeeson*

AKos kENDLL proposes to publish in ffteer
or more Numbers, a Life of General ANDREW
JACKSON, embracing the substance of all tha
has heretofore appeared in print in connec
ton with the services of this DISTINGUISHED
man, together with many Interesting incident
not noticed by his former biographers, and :
complete history of his administration, conclu
J ding with an account of the manner in which,
retired from the hustle of the world. he !,
| quietly preparing to bid adeu to the scene
of his glory.
This task has been undertaken with the
appreciation of General JACKSON himself
who has kindly put into the Authors hands
ms books and papers, public and private, and
| on obscure points favoured him with his own
recollections. With these materials, with the
works already published, and with the contri.
buttons of facts and papers by many of the
GeneraFs associates in civil and military life,
aided by his own knowledge of events occur.
ring within the last twenty years, The Author
hopes to produce a Work worthy of the con.
fdence and patronage of the Americanspeo,
pie.
The Numbers will be printed in large tvne
on excellent paper, averaging 40 pages each
with neat covers, the first issued in Nav next
and the others monthly thereafter, unless de.
layed by sickness or other unavoidable eau.
ses. The work will be Illustrated with en-
cravings or prints averaging two to Nuns
Der, embracing likenesses Of the General and.
some of his most distinguished co-actors
drawings ut his battle grounds in the Creek
nation and at New Orleans, and some ofthe
most striking scenes of his eventful life. #
will be SO arranged and PACED, that when
completed the covers may be taken off and
the whole bound up into neat book
Price, t'renty .fce cents, a Number; or ONE
DOLLAR for five numbers,or THREE DOL
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To persons voluntarily acting as Agents. a
liberal commission will be allowed, but the
Author will not be responsible for any A.
gents not specially authorized.
The first number viii embrace the Gener-
ais early life and a variety Of Revolutionary
adventures au1 incidents not heretofore pub
ished. 1t will be Illustrated by a first rate
likeness of the General engraved ON steel.
and print exhibiting him when STRIPPING.
saving from massacre small party of men
and boys, himself included, by attacking a
band Of about one hundred tories who were
rushing upon them in the night
Those who intend to patronize the Work.
are requested to forward their names and
such advance as they may think proper by
the first ofMay next.
Washington, Ft6'y. %, 1913.
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bargains! Bargains F.! !!
GSELLzNG AT CcsTn
SoT M9s0!.

FENaE subscribers offer for sale, at thei1
z store in Woodstock, a very desirable
lot of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which
they are determined to sell at cost for CASH
and at a small advance on time to punctua
customers. They have on hand a general
assortment of goods, consisting in part Of the
following articles
Blue, blk, inv. green and beaver cloths
do and fancy cassmeres, swansdown
Valentia and Mars. vestng; red, grn. and
white fiannels; FIR. and Eng. merinos
Blue and blk bombazines; blk TIA. and proe
de-nap silks and shallies; blk bobinet and
blond gauze wells; fancy dress hdkfs and
scarfs; blk TIA. cravats and gents satin and
bombz. stocks; sat. taft. and neck ribbons
Banda, Ind. flag and pongee hdkfs
Linen~and cambria do
Cap ribbons; footing, edging and inserting
Jacoret null muslins and wash blond
Ladies merino and lambs wool hose
Blk cotton, worsted and ribbed mohair hose
Ladies silk, mohair and kid gloves
do china silk mits, new style
Elastic top linen, woollen and cotton
Tickings and table diaper very CHEAP
Nett blkt, Prus. ard thibt shawls & hdks
Gunieiastic, silk and webb suspenders
Tuck, side ivory and tortoise shell combs
Batting; cotton yarn of all Nos.
Ladies kid, moroc. goat, seal and prnl shoes
Gents boots. pumps and shoes; misses do
Children's shoes; Flo. braid & nun bonnets
Together with an assortment of
Hardware, queensware, groceries, saddlery
Bas~iron and castings, etc etc
" We would respectfully invite our friend,
and the public generally to call and examine
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
as our goods were laid in OH alyantaeeou'
terms. WALTON & RODEFFER.
Woodstock, Neb. II. 19A3.
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L. B0 R SAVING
= @ 4 > : :
TO THE LADIES !!

q r ever, IN the great race of mankind, there
IL has been one assiduously devoted to the
interests and comfort Of the fair sex, it has
been myself. Indeed, have been deeply af-
fected, at seeing the heavy burdens and in
convenience devolving upon them in discharg.
ing their domestic concerns. To relieve them
OF those burdens has been an object near my
heart; and am happy to be able to announce
to you, that through my unceasing efforts, l
have been fortunate enough to present you
with an article that will tend greatly to di-
minish the extreme labor in cleansing your
wearing apparel Washing clothes, | have
observed in my own family, is the most burden
some and wearisorle Of all other duties How
| often have seen those upon whom this duty
falls with smoke smitten eyes, standing at the
washing tub. straining their nerves and ex-
haustng their strength, in rubbing clothes.
But thanks be to fortune, bring you the glad
tldings, that hereafter you may nace M trouble
N cleansing your apparel, If yo,, viii use the
So.aP made and prepared By me. This soap,
as you will perceived by the certificates be-
low, has been sufficiently tried, and found to be
one Of the greatest labor Saving articles ever
offered to the fair.
In Offering this remedy, hatter myself OF
having fulfilled a duty due to YOU. Un. then.
thou slumbefing husband procure some OF
this soap without delay for thy better half &
my word for it she will love you the more, the
| oitener you buy.
CEDTEEE'ICATEs.
! we whose names are undersigned, do here
by certify, that we have cffectually tried the
La6or-'SaUiag Soap made and prepared by MIR.
Charles c. Maureb and do state; that we have
never seen or Heard of any kind of soap supe
rlor to It, 1t not only cleanses clothes perfect.
~, but saves the great labor of washing with
machines and the naked hands.
| MARY SUSAN MACRUDER,
SARAH C. WILLIAMS,
MARIA SAMUELS,
| CATHARINE MILLER,
ELIZABETH HELLER.
Mr. .haurer!: have tried your Labor Saw
ing Soap, and can certify thatit proves all you
have recommended it to be. My opinion is that
it cannot be recommended too highly.
Nov. 10, 1042. A. A. WUNDER.
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tended his quarterly examinations.
A competent Assistant has been recently
procured.
Connected with the minor branches of an
English education will be taught Grammar,
Geosrdphy. History, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Of BOOK keeping, and the uarious branches OF
Mathematics TIE Classics yiW also be toueht.
Terms of tuition, per quarter, very moderate.
Good board can be procured in various private
families upon accommodating terms.
THE TRUSTEES.
Strasburg, Shenandoah city,
January 5, .842. SIN
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DIRECTIONS.

Soak the clothes to be cleansed the evening
before IN a tub ofwater. Next morning put
the kettel over the fire full of as much clean
water as Will boil the clothes-When warm
chip the soap into it, and stir it with wooden
paddle untilitis Observation-Disclosures your clothes
out of the tub into the kettle, and let it boil
two hours-'rhen have tub of clean warm
water, and put the clothes out Of the kettle
into it-Wash them until YOU get the most of
the brine out of it-Then repeat the rinsing
in clean water until the soap is perfectly out,
and hang them up to dry. Fine linen clothes
donot require SO much boiling, unless very
much disordered.
CHARLES C. MAIIprai -
XIoura-.o,----.z~s-.y. .orS.-y
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ed. This may be relied upon, as the business
OF the office must be entirely settled.
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Late Proprietor Of the Sentinel.
April ID, 1872
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lust received, another supply of Calicoes,
~ Plaid Cottons, Nankeens, Ginghams, Mex
lean Mixtures, Brown Linens. Osnaburg and
Brown Cottons, Palmleaf Hats. &c.-Also,
5000 Shingles, which will be sold cheap for
cash BY SIBERT & DINGES,
4 May 4. No. / Iheapside,
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District Court Of the .. States. Jre.,ern NJ,
Of Trginia, at .S1aunton.
IN B.2NKRftprrr

:, Nouce 10 creditors and all others concs,., i
III interest to shew cause against the pet;t;er
disohar@ e. f W llson; OF Warren county, for
thereof 81 rpm tp al ms debts and certificate
Samuel b. Funk6ouser pc next
county, for discharge from ali h 3iSnanooaI
next. uSy Oh August
ihomas J. Miller, of Shenap,Io.b oo.,,..
eor discharge from all his debts AMI ss.ssss
"ca1e tlereoi on the 1st day Of A,,gms,
HARRISON Giliock, of Shenandoah county e..
uscnarge from all his debts and srrt;4 az
''isreCl on the LIST day of August next 1855
March So. has, y. K. TROUT
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FRANCIS III. JOEgDAY.
HttOr?leV at T01c.

01ttO771ey ~ Lao,
WILL practice IN the Superior and Inferi
or Courts OF Page, Warren, Rappahan
mock, Rockingham, Shenandoah and HARDY
Business entrusted to him viii be promptly at
tended to-. Office at Luray, Virginia.
Refer to Hon. d. Dapgit. I'm Now
Haven, CT. Hon. III. ST. G. Tucker. Un;yers;t,
Of Virginia. [June 80. 1S42 IF
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IIO f3a1I UIid3e tIiiS HIslItC tIOI1.
The system Of education that
is pursued, is well calculated
to advance the pupils.
The present Principal has
had charge Of the school for
the last twelve months, and
the rapid advancement of his
pupils has been sat;ss-~s~-rry
f.---~u To those Who have at