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CHEAP LlGHT-

TT confidently believed hat there exis other means of
in ghl comparable {, Terry's Lard Lump Il
burns the rein Of Whatever with perfect
fedo bcduc most beautiful flame, four nchss Iona
with no smoke. This rcsi phenomenon may be duvng
the dy at he store OF the suh,c where each large lamp
OF guar and en-eghth OF cent Add to this
thu, those aceuon,d them the difficulty Of managing
them even less than ha, of e oil amps. aud be
perfect in its had All person, invittd to call and nuke
tr Of them and in all where full satisfaction
en- the purchase money will cheeruily be returned
Il6 81. sm T.. HARHIHON 23l Pearl
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BARlY'S WIGS AND sCALPs.

HAIK,
n The rel Heads Of Hair Ill stand above
al Others. Their peculiar light, eossamer and yens,ine
caacer-her being shaped eracly the natural ha 2ows
their elasticity and their sure ror and kmsnship
well their style OF finish mcEt az comoine 70
form foch pesct heads of hair that they NUS De 'eeh 70 Do
fully appreciated. , e.
sons See sps,m.n Of Bary's wigs and ScdPs, which will
Isv the most ssdious tha he the ana cheapest ma
her in m. cy6 Broadway corner OF Liberty street. up
s,,;- :" VIC -" il 2wissm
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vi 4 RITIM HE AID
Ship Mast~rs and Agents.

We s, i, favor If Captains of Vessels gill give
10 Commodore ROBERT SiLvEY, OF our News Fleet lie
eor Of the shiprng e It the Port whence they sailed The
Foreign Newspapers News T,ey may have lie Will
board the Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad, will favor By
sending this Once all the Marine nicisence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind viii Dc hausfp'
fectivrS.
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HULL'S TRUsSES.
,,orIg. 1.O RIJpTURED PERSONS

DERsONs afflicted with rdrare. nay rely nPon h- best
asc. No Ve,ey siIet, or 10 eher OF III. aKeIts the
nr,rc psl the bni,'d sees BE careful TO tximne
H. nssE rad of IIpis to IT they endorsed by
M ni a wr,Hx Nole genuine, BE relied upon
coed, without ms signature 80.
Many rsfsous have undertaken vend limitations OF HILLS
eer bsted rsses and Thousands imposed in
ouesce. These minti be relied they
by unskiu mechanics and better than tie d.
nary
hove heen fitted up No Vesey street, exclusively
for sea having from the business depart
whers female is Attendance TO wait upon
fs,nele ,stents MAO I'm m
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NEW YORK - & BOSTON
SATU kDAY,

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot. or takes charge master and
pilot of vessels bound New Bedford, Nantuck, Shoals
Boston, rmouth Portland, nebeck and OTHER PORTS
of New York. Office at Frye shaw 2z7 Water street.
Hcokman Reference plumber OF Merchants and
Portland. mia ,Iaisr
SHIS- NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACK IT'S Packet
k IS Jnne The splrudd, fast sailing Jacket Ship
:ssks.. GARRICK, CaeI VIM skidd, wi sail positively
br and upwards and their odaon for cabin,
,ord cabiJ AMI s,eerase passengers well known
superior other line OF packets Those wishing
bh should fail to make early board foot
Of Barring Slr, orto w. & J. TAPSCOTT,
43 Neek sliG, corner South ~.
The Garrck sails rore Liverpool The 18Th Argust
Persons wishg send for their friends have bought
cut ia her OF the regular line on favorable terms
Drafts for Ian srall payable demand. without
discount other charge al the town. Of England
Ireland scoand Wales aso be obtained srpc tion
above
The Ho.tinsrer will succeed the Gick aid sail the 10th
JHls. ILL
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DU. l. ID. FLGMlNGS Diar hota and Worm raadiss-
~ To CHI be said few Of these candic. HIS
olm Canoy certainly the safes. cersia med cine
that be Obtained. IL IL mild but
pleasant that will be 90 give q 10 children By
sur, or they would much Mothers who a
will be of geitrg somsthny that will the elk
ought % be done. L,ok well TO mo,hers tina Won pro-
cure the gh artce D L. ID. Fleminos Me ated Worr,
Candy. Dr. Flomugs DIauh Candy his proved it,c al
ready The rcmcdy fer d. r'hosa and all bowel
pant,it spec fc 70 sssfy the publIc inser fol-
low ng ctrtihcaeS'-
Having ahcring under attack of bowel
PAINT few days since i1d ired the Qiaktr i'm
Remedy, prepared by d. l.. y Fleming OF ihs ct,y and
s,ngl. uia e ed a radical tn fore, wi
pie invaluable medicine all persons
lief. JAMES COX
Newark ". j Augu,t, 1912.
Having used DR.. l.. d. Flem,ngs Quaker sim Remedy in
ny eva Iam7 for the past Z, c for all
bowel COMPLAINS. AARON GUEST
These csrdes Tor sale, wholeas aud retl Court
once, lS Nassau az, N. Y. i7 Ctr
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FIRE WORKS.
IlAAE EnCN Id pNQnnE Il,

THE most exter siye varied, aud brilliant exh,btona Fire
Work. ever manufactured AZ s- any Other country,
ready for delivery the lowest com
itees and parties for the celebration Of Foo h fully tho
Oder left with W Hobert "a, IS Maiden Lane, or AZ
N6io', or Castle Garden, will receive immediate attention.
Goods delivered to part OF the tree Of expense
tOJu7o i.bcc
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POk'TUHU r;Sg FEMALE PILLS
ssVEgV E,,n,i and e>iah7stel Pills from Portrayal
va xsrcv,v 10 b. olsnej IN tis c5c,rv 5sspavsrn.s
a. q. - ma isss selz;a a. issE;A sss. -..ti
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Passengers Arrived.
Ar BALrMoRE-Briy B,idgton. from Buenos Ayres-Copt
Thomas M,riy, of Sew York.
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NURSE WANTED, TO, GO TO EURO
pool with II. paI naa:s e tend child Tho
e. f Herald css o h s Gs1's
TyF0RMATIoN WANTED-If Heiea Burns, youos
posed to living l "a sJ, ys Es rsu HsE an now pp
once she will b ar ethnc 10 her us 81.
Sasf With Sass s4s
ana eoed ny spslEilg AZ 81 Vosey street m3o m.r
@sld t:.a y o. two o s ,u aesS N
1as o. M mos, the Place buta few from
For ,untsf information apply At NJ. 81 Maiden Lsue
HANDSOME APAETMEN in HoustoT street, elise
tea repaired Address; box eos Park Post Office
To fs,IsP;9aE web P1i.5sd ~ sIIEIe
Ler near Bnsw Ut'''a'' IN a Esquire st
E sl;Sg GETTtEdsE q steady habits &c
~ q aot Fulton Also Anew day boadefs can Be accom-
ea on the mast Iessonsbls term psror and bedroom
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
ih PICKET memorandum bocsegeen morocco cover
the The viii b. pad on ss de Sy 0s to
T. C. Cone IS Exchange flaee, New Yek 1t was prcba'y
on tie nh or on gOisg en- board the South Annie The
for .,s cheap ABBY to '' MEs5ssSERs sSsb is''S
DR HOUSTON, Dentist. has returned TO New York
- aoom,. Park Place, I'd dor from Broadway south side
Bs For sale o st" 70 suit f'r pur,
%n ''@ld brig % Sci Est s Pearls,
Tp& Ds, ~ WE r. FAFEvsoSs C9SY saw
A CERTAIN GURE f1r the prevailing mdatnza, MRS
Sarrois aeticated Vap'ur Baths IS Couhland
CONVERTS BsLM Of LIFG.--This truly valuable med
IL, sie MAJ Ha has won The ndsnce and gained
The Gesh n to S
ss
s'a :'!Ss!
sii4 MlS: y MIX ySf
be By calling the Office Among "ose who have teen
sew 5'E Aas1,a Ssns ' Rev s's
Few Bsn,sr aud umbr of Others ali Of whose eeSr
New o sy 1hs IN dr. M 1876
sale aud retail. iel7st'
DOCTOR BELI4.
10 hEt - Ssvotes h personal attention day I'M
STAGE al suffering under proracted
h a y
Dr. Gf ssa
rssS syf With ssr the $
sss r' s sss'n I Al
exposes 10 suspicion and well Known lie safe and
rTy.srivate oiesas7 CEDAR STREET, two door. from,
bfo.cNay. jill h~r
HUNIERIAN, IsrESSsAKy-kst4b' in 1895 for
IL one g lass If deaes-N3 Dvisi on 81 the only place
the city where the gsvne Hune's Rod Drop medicine
mvI known to t1 rur .ot desperate cases OF
IAN IAN @ can u oot'ie rlcf "ntahed 70 cure
place ana there will be If cured caes you have
read all the lutte books printed hi, disease and all
NE sold eiewhere wihou! eng cured try this.
ware Of counterfeit, sod Maiden Lane Albany in
Bo,on The article Outlined ia those cities
Buffalo true agency No Subway Block, Com ercia
jl7 n*r
MEDICAL-NO PUFF.
0R. j. EVANS has renov his Old Gicn's He ad Dispen
to 100 Chatham, Pear he
safe, speedy aud ehecu testen AID Of all delicate
disc ard where the real old D. Evans will be found
his numerous i'qung friends If ccence and forty
years' eIttie then Dr.
T. would direct the attention Of seeming public
gaton Of his c AIMS He wishes the puic know that he
hl nothing do with Office Peck Slip His charges
are m sderate corsuitstcns could ntial.
DR. b. puts parcels of medicine for the IF
cies of dsea.c for 81 and particularly ads get
lures. i7lts
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THE following sweep,tases 10 come off Last week
ne NO 1.-Two mile heats in harness, Tree fJr horses
never wen purse $50, sub 9l0 half forfeit No q
Same No under the lsdde No 3-One mile heats beat
in s. with driver 10 weigh 81, b,; horses
nev.rwon purse $50, sub $50 half Iofeit; Three
mo.r IN all the stokes to make To cloe Thurs
day. June 49, by o'clock, NJ at Il. Smiths, 81 Park Row
Aso jay DIh the of the above viii
for $780, free all trottirg horses three Ils heats
harness. 500 the second hor;e; Three
make FntIi for this purse be made T. Smlth
by o clock 2. NJ. Saturday. June l7th. IN lisr
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Barque Industrie iNo) Adzew Hamburg Mo,z Pollitz
--erls Manhattan Dosne; North of Europe hurlb,t
Co; Science faulkner Mns-abo, Nesmith. Leeds Go;
Tno pane, Antigua, Foster Nckeuon.-Sctr Hnp Ca
TOR, Para, e Corning Il son.
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sSSS FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE LINE--.Kegui,r
1sITv, Packet Of 25tt sGnc.The Splendid Packet Whit
Hfset-.GARHICK, Captaip VIM skisdr. Of 1909 tons
esaae hsvins accommodations unequsied for .psndor
-ar'o1. spry boerl at Orleans wharf, foot OF Wal
grto h. X. Coi-LllSSa GO. 20 South strer'.
Ihe Packet Chip Roscus, Capt John Collins, Of III
TONS will succeed the Gariek, and sail the s'sh Of July n.
regular day. . ~ 1900
pir'i ,na Itaics Nows Room.
roiy nis line S&iIg eursAa
i,ss adveTtised. jill ec
kx1a BLACK BALL or OLD LINE OF LIVER.
x3A FOOL PACKETs-FOR LIvERPO OL-i,egular
eHAsp'eketoi the 9th June The Gel btated fast sailing
I,voe acket ship SNULAND turthon $50 ton- Captain
SAMUEL Bartlett, will posiiyeiy sa Mondiy tbs 10Th
June, her Regular day.
The accomodaon oft is suoeb packet, FOR csbin, 81
cabin and passengers u0surrcssi by o'hr
sip eolt Those renrsns to III cid country will fad to
iii select tits preference
other For passage apply bo'rj ou Of Bekmin street,
ROCHE BROTHERS SO, IS Eul,cnm
~. door, ~ tn Fulou Bunk.
f. The England will sail frrm Liverpool the 7th OF
A1grs Thoc senfipg teer fri I'D have the usht
her q the packets Of this line which vail tom
that pot IN. It'll and ~ h Of every month
he packet ship OXFORD will succeed the above packet
and viii for Live pool the LIST July her regular day.
l., I1ec
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A LII NATIONS UOTEL, No. Ill Broadway next be-
a low toe City Hotel This Establishment has been open
ed the European PAN bet knon the citizens Of this
city fha cssiuly com NC ed by "Loveoy :" tut with
sany mpovspent, Tbs prqrctor AZ. ,ru.ai of hi, ad
r'sn, ha' been made. gith view Of supg ali =:
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ESH REMiTTANCEs TO IRELAND. Sc-The
N1FA subsc her continues 10 transmit mon:y large
small % neson, residing IN any part Of Ire land III
he rod his pfsdec bonsss havc
done Tor the las hitY ant nor, oto OF Eng
lanl. or Scotlard
Money mitcs W letter (nost paid 70 te su1scber
personally aepo,ei with him vita the ef pe;sou
Irei nd gland otllnd to whom be
ssDt d nearest p5s town. viii he immedatey TRANSMITTED
and paid cordgy and e'ept that effect eivea tor
ward,d 10 the ienisf
In re money, claim, persons auy part Of
Js ENGLAND Scltard be collie c.ed by the subcr
BE- for per,ls rssid pat the United States Ca
usda and will be lid q the m accordingly.
j1 lm-r GEORGE McBhIDE, Jf, 90 Cedar at
csrSS- FOR NEW vELkAHb-LDuiSiA ANA ANY
~ NEW NOEN LiSh--Pasiuvey Wrist Regulv
fcfS.spackeThe fast sail M packet ship OCMULGEE,
Cartup peet. having thirds Of her engaged VIII
have inme di2ie desJstch.
Fnr itcgA yafrsyc having handsome furnished scnom
modatoas, Apply hcr-d s Or,ssn' What toot Q, " !"
: =. Y COsliNS y 10. % Scalhtt'
The Ocmugee viii continue to recrise goods To-Day ,
Ship wi please send in their MS oi adpb W
3nlpte ihcf goods
and th.t ire ,r, Of this line viii .st rirt M firp.-
s.S AN eosssatre 70 tsM eject will g'yer no uns
that rnsy be required -, a. ,y.,.r srn..tlu er,rri
l., low. ri al Goods ~ t.cir adde's -, -....,,
=, IRE packet snp "'"'' ' jnec
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ri ADAM SUTTON, having arranged 10
' beginning Of August purposes ng pupils until hss
time 70 Aisng lesols the Italian Ri inch and Enz!s
st. OF Singing Her nc thod that pursued y Bortogui
Vstca the st aseI IA Europe increasing strength
compass with ;stoJsrs rapdity Her is
:dydr'g, OF hss Urging with them, which
b. MATTERS s';ne, who nave been -rniG-at Ledes
.; ayu Themselves Of Madam Sutinns lmItea AIS,
sces terms, b. cpciiaacn Chsmb s:-rer,
Mt-a soNioek III mo Syns:
(toLLEC TO OF al parts OF the UHitrd States
~ rs'tonap c tsrrs, by y SYI VrSTER,
il7ec avail 81, ard I30 Bros, jvav
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04
R9& SAILS
A VALUABLE FARM AND MERCHANT MILL.


TNHE subscriber will offer at public sale, ON
- the premises, on Friday the Goth day of NAV
next his Plantation containing $50 ACRES
of limestone land, lying in the County of Angus
ia, six miles east of Stanton, ON the Middle
River, and on each side of the M'Adamized road
leading from Stanton to Winchester. The I'M
provemens are good and convenient The place
might be divided, if desired, into three tenements
The land is conveniently waered and in a good
state of cultivation; and is as fertile as any in
the neighborhood.
The MERCHANT MILL is large and in a
good state Of repair. 1t runs two pair of burrs
and chopper, and is supplied by Middle River,
| never failing and an abundant stream of water.
This Mill is situated in the midst of an excellent
graingrowng region. The subscriber will law
lsh no praise upon his property, but requests
those who wish TO purchase to call and see the
premises. Possession could be given Of one te-
nement at any time. This property will he sold
together, or separately, as may suit PURCHASERS.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOHN A. DAVIDSON.
March I6, lS43--tds
DE- The Rockingham Register, and Cham
bersburg Repository nserttil sale and charge this
Office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04
IN CHANCERY.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the
Bird day of April, 1913,
John N. Bell, surviving partner of Broome and
Bell, and executor OF John Bell, decd, who
was the surviving partner Of John Nj. Broome
ami Co.-Pa;ntfls,
AGAINST
Robert A. Williamson, Samuel Clarke and Jane
Clarke, two of the heirs of William Clarke,
decd, John ]. Clarke, Michael $. Teabo, and
Elizabeth ]. his wife, late Elizabeth ]. Clarke,
John Gay, and Margaret b. his wife, late Mar
ga:et b. Clarke, Ann Maria Clarke, Samuel
r.. Clarke, and William III. Clarke, which said
John j., Margaret B., Ann Maria, Samuel f..
and William ii. the children and heirs of
John Clarke, decd .,-Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Robert A. Williamson, and
William ii. Clarke, not having entered their sp-
pearance and given security, according TO the act
OF Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants this Commonwealth: 1t is or
dered, that tho said Defendants DO appear here.
on the day Of the next term st June 1913. }
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Stanton, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Coui t-house.
CorY-TEsrE,
r. III. KINNEY, D. c.
April Is, l643--2n
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALsAM OF LTvERwoRT,
From 375 Botcery, MeW- York.

FoR nearly ten years this medicine has stood
y unrivalled for the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Group, Catarrh, Bronchitis, raising of Blood,
panin the Side and Breast, Liver Complaint, and
all those affections of the Throat and Lungs,
which are source of so much suffering and so
often terminate in that most fatal Of all diseases,
Consumption. So extensively has this remedy
been used, and so often proven successful, that
the proprietor feels no hestancy in introducing it,
and in recommending it to all who unfortunately
may have occasion TO resort TO some means of re-
covery. II is povely vegetable, being entirely
free from all mineral products. mild and gentle
in its effects upon the system, and perfectly safe
as well as salutary. Physicians familiar with its
effects, even in aggravated, and IN some instan-
ces, almost hopeless cases, not unfrequently pr
scribe it in their practice, and with the Medical
Faculty generally, it has met with more than Or
binary appreciation. Certificates and testimoni-
ais, furnished voluntarily, from those who have
been benefited by it and whose standing renders
them worthy Of all confidence and respect, could
be furnished in abundance--but these only ac-
company the wrapper around each bottle. Be.
ware Of the counterfeit. The genuine is for sale
by ANTHONY ID. WREN, Agent
for Stanton and County.
Dec. g. 1912
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04
TR U ELS SALE

RY virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed to the
subscriber by Peter Frebough bearing date
the I'd day Of Novemberl $40, and ofrecord In the
County Court Office of Augusta, will be sold 10
the highest bidder for cash, on Monday the 18th
day OF May next, on the premises, a certain Trac,
or parcel Of Land with its appurtenanccs, stua-
ted in the County of Augusta, near the Thinking
Spring Meeting House, adjoining tie Lands Of
Mrs. Lawrence, Philip Dold's heirs and others,
being the same Land which was purchased by
said Firebaugh of Peter Bazzle, containing by
estimation 80 ACRES, be the same more or less.
Acting as Trustee l shall only convey such title
as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid
JOHN CHURCHMAN, Trustee.
April l3
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w Q Q 4 q a IL u Z ~ g
AT MAJOR SUMMERS, MILL.

fHNtlE subscribers respectfully return their thank
to the public for the encouragement they re-
ceived last year. Their Carding Machins will
be in operation by the Is, day Of Nav, and ali
Wool Chat is in good order forcarding) in,rus,ed
10 ,heir care they WIN warrant to be well carde,l;
aud as times are hard they have reduced the mice
to scents per pound for white, and 81 do. for
mixed. And for the convenience of the public thew
viii receive Wool at the following places :
At Mr.. II. Hogshead's Store, in Middlebrook.
AZ Mr. Benjamin Crawford's Store, in S,aunton,
AZ Deerhold, on the Big Calfpasturc.
AT the Valley Mills, on Middle River.
ALL WOOL left at the above stands, will be
taken away and carded, and returned every two
weeks or sooner if required. Be particular in
marking wool left at the stands.
Fiaxseed and all kinds of grain will be taken
in payment for carding a, the market price.
ID. SUMMERS,
J. NJ. HELMS.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04

scribed. am native Of Nottingham. In England, and
my ease is well known there The first hysicaas
AT one tune was directed take 60 drops OF the nc
lure Oh Iodine three times day, which continued
Of vr;o =, , AT anothsr time applied Oil
oil Sir Ashley Coopors but all proved in va contin
used toyrow worse and drowning man will catch a,
straw used ovcry remedy could hear Of that was
considered applicable my case until became DISCUS
ted with thS treatment and reluquishcd all hope of ever
getting well.
Many pronounced the disease n Cancer but DR. NJ.
under whose treatment was, considered il Scrofuous
Lupus, and this the given by medical men, As
last resort was recommended try change of mir
and an Atlantic voyage and in April last sailed for
mcrica, and arrived here in the month of Nav, The
disease continued graduiy TO increase, extending up
wards and backwards having destroyed the entire
aud towards the frontal bonc il npo
the upper jaw and surrounding parts.
w iic crossing ON the Ferry boat from BROOKLYN to
New York, ascncman attracted by nv appearance.
and thus accostcd orc: My friend have YOU used tbs
Sarsapara Yes, replied !, various kinds, aud every
thing else coald hear Of; but said hc ~ mean Sand,
Sarsaparilla" No, replied. s.rhcn use IT, for be-
licvc it will cure ,you.' Being thus addressed by
highly recommended.
lrurchascd bottle, which gave some relief and
wonderful to tell after using Sarsapara less than
Two months, feel within well. The disease Is
stopped in its rNages all those rackg and tormcntng
pans are gone my food rcshcs, my digestion good
and sleep well; and, under the blessing of Divine
Providence attribute the result entirely to the use OF
Sands Sarsaparilla With desiie 'thattthc afflicted
may no longer delay but the right medicine and get
cured remain, with feelings OF lasting gratitude,
our friend, THOMAS LLOYD,
Nrtria Alley, Pearl street.
STATE OF NEW YORK, ! On this S5th day of Novcm-
- City OF Brooklyn,ss Sbcr, 1919, before me came
inomas Lloyd and acknowledged the truth of the FORE
gong paper, and that h. executed the same.
HENRY c. MURPHY.
Mayor Of the City OF Brooklyn
sand Sarsapar'lla will also and pcrmancn ,
cure diseases having their origin impure of
blood and dcpraved condition of the general constellation
VIZ Scrouia Kings Evil, in its various FORMS Rhcu-
matism' Obstinate cutancous cruptons Blotchcs Baes
the farce chrO Sore ENr.S
kngworm or letter, Scald Head, Enlargement and
pam oil the bones and joints stubborn ULCERS syphillit
symptoms, diseases arising from mudcious Of
Mercury female arrangements, and other similar
plants
Prepared and SOLD at Wholesale and retail, and for
| por'atop, by A. ID. Sands s Co. No. 21s Broadway
SGranitc Bnidings,) corner of Chambers street, New
fork-and by Druggists generally throughout the Uni
ted States Price, 5 per bottle, six bottles for S.
NorE-The original documents may be by calling
at our store, No. 273 Broadway.
For sale, by JAS. F. PATTERSON, Agent
by special appointment for the Proprctors for Staan
ton and vicinity.
/ Feb. is.
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no NY FRIENDS IND THE PUBLIC
GENERALITY

MY Office, as Commissioner in Chancery and
I'VE Bailiif, and Commissioner in the Federal
Court of the United States for the Western Dis
trlct OF Virginia. is in the room occupied by the
Clerk of the Hastings Court of Siauaton, nme-
diately over that of the Clerk Of the Circuit Su.
perior Court of Law and Chancery, and may be
entered by passing up the flight of steps in the
rear Of the building, where may be found at all
times, ready to attend to any call that may be
made upon me, to take dispositions, settle ac-
counts of any kind draw deeds Of every descrip-
ton write out articles of agreement, write letters
for those who may desire it, either of q family or
business character, act as Trustee, &c. The
charges in all cases will be made in strict accor-
dance with the present depressed state Of the
country. JOHN b. WATTS,
March l6 Com'r. &c.