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S3sssSzss5;cs a YOUNG GENTLEMAN. who ;s
NrGsSS qualified to teach the Latin And Greel,.
Liaging"ages' and ihe higher branches Of English.
duca'Ion. is DESTROYS 10 obtain situation ae tn.
lo' IN private family He can furnish iestjrno-
n'aIS OF character, capabity, &c, from the pro-
IeSsoFS OF The College i'll which he graduated. and
other satisfactory sources ' 81 =,
apply to iheEdiior Of the Stanton Spectator.
August Is, 1874.
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@R. JOHN r. CHRISTIAN.

IN. JOIIN 7. CHKISTIAN, -
"a ~ AS you are not residing within this com
moDweaIth and have no attorney in fact with
III the same, to whom notice of the time and
pace OF taking dispositions can be given, we
hereby notify you that shall on the 2Ist of
October next. at the Office of John Il. Watts. II,
'he town Of Staunton, between the hours of 10
y. NJ and 6 p. NJ. proceed to take the deposi-
IONS OF Mathew Pilson and Others, 10 be read as
evidence i'll pending in the Circuit
superior Court Of Augusta County, in which you
and others are defendants and we are ulain,ins =
Should said dispositions not be finished on the
day above named, The taking will be continneG
from day to day until completed.
JANE +. CHRISTIAN.
Sept. TO- 1911. and a,h
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uSf received, large supply Of good sole
Leather, which offer at from lS TO 20 cents
per pound. T.. MAY.
Sept. s., 1914.
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NE Undersigned, in conformity with an order
e. OF .ne Court OF Directors, wishes to purchase
.oi 'ne use OF Inc Western Asylum the following
articles, for the whole or any portion of which he
VIII contract with such Individuals as may Offer
.nen' upon terms deemed satisfactory. Those
Wishing to sci! would do well to call.
10000 lbs. Pork.
1000 g Beef.
l75 barrels Flour. -
300 bushels Corn.
800 % Oats.
100 - Rye.
Is tons of Hay.
s. Nj. WOODWARD,
Oct. 10, 1914. WINS
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W. ANTED--A Girl from IL TO ii wears n
age capable Of taking care of children
Enquire of the Printer.
Sept IL, 1914.
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SEGARS.-ilalf Spanish, Spanish Regalias
~ Principes Lanorma, Cazadores, and Pancte-
as. A large assortment on hand and for sale low
by c. IT. COCHRAN g. co.
Stanton, April III, 1874
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wANTEN.

w IAN TED,
a GOOD FEMALE COOK, for whom libe-
RAJ hite VIII be paid, If application be made
Immediately. JOHN pRYDE
Buffalo Gap, Oct. 3, 1914
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M.|,gsSs,5S--o A very likely yellow BOY u years
Ms<sl&sss old, who is a first rate House Servant.
"a good Cook, and under good character, for sale
low. Enquire OF the Printer.
Sept. I2-3t,
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The Virginia Female Institute,
KALORAMA, STAUNTON.

VINtlE charge for board, washing, and csndle
light, in the boarding establishment of this
school, has been reduced TO one hundred dollars
per session of ten months.
GEO. ESKRlDGE, Sec'ry. FL.
September i2, 1914.
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NOTgg1Es-

hereby foTewarn all persons from selling on
acredlt or contracting any debts with my wife
Mary, as do not intend 10 pay any debts which
she may contract. A. III. McCOMB.
Augusta Co., Sept. 26-3t.*
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BATH COUNTY, TO wIT:-We, the undersgn-
ed do hereby certify that we have beer inhab,.
iants OF this county for many years and reside in
'he neIghborhood of The Healing Springs. and
and know OF many miraculous cures performed by
by the use of said Springs, of letter Worm and
hheuina'ism' A. MUSTOE,
Il. SNEAD.
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CowPAsTURE BRIDGE, Allegheny county, Va
! herehy state that was for some time previous
TO my going to the Healing Spring in Bath coun.
iy, greatly afflicted with the Rhuma,i. mains
and also with sore foot and ANGLE, which had
baiiled the skill of Physicians. In the fall of
1889 went TO the above named Springs and staid
about weeks. during which time only baihed
some 8 or 10 times, and | must say i left The
Springs greatly relieved, and in few duys after
got home was entirely well of Rhumalic
pains. and have had no return of them since INV
sore limbs was also much benefited and | have
no hesitancy in recommending this water to all
who may be afflicted as was.
TIlOS. w. PLEASANTS.
January I2Lh. 1914
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HEALING SrRINGs, Aug. 8, lSi4.-rhis is to
certify that have been afflicted with the Rheu-
Tha'ism during the last five years and EIGHT
months; have tried many things but have found
nothing TO effect cure, and by the advice of
medical men, have been induced to try the water
OF the above named Spring, which have been
using now about six weeks. and find mvself mach
benehtted, tina: think have reason to believe
continued use of the means will restore me, if not
10 perfect health, at least comfortable health.
ID. J. SMITH,
Western Penn
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HEALING SPRING, l7Ih Aug. IS42.-I hereby
STATE mat left home two months since. and
when lett home many of my friends advised
me not to come. i was so bad with the Dronsv
mat could not get in my Carriage without the
npelP OF two persons. have tried the Warm
Da'n' and also tried the Hot Springs for two
weeks. L now have tried the Healing Snrings
Tor SIX days, and can firmly state that have been
greatly benefited, and should remain LONGER. hat
the water operates too severely on nv bowels.
1 hFmiy believe that if the Springs were in order,
me water is not equaed by any in this Valley.
hereby recommend it to all afflicted nersons
JAS. p. WILSON.
OF Clark
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POSTPONENIENT

POSTPONEMENT
The above sale is postponed to Monday els.
of October next.
Sept. &c, 1914.
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state Stocks seem to he very much depressed Th.s.
securities are operated in mostly by Of means. and
are very inactive at this time, In consequence Of
capital and leisure being absent from the city. Prices for
these stocks doubt IL nu.nced by thu movements
going regarding the public debt Of Pennsy and
lnos The attempt to sell the public works of Pennsyl
vania has thus far proved unsuccessful This has d4s
,royed the hopes Of many in the ability of state to
provide for the interest her debt and In the prospect
Of great reduction of the principal The slow progress
made blythe Illinois in the that
have been so long going induces many hell that
the loan required may never be obtained All the pre-
mnares we're not settled thu date Of the accounts
and on tho strength Of the old adags there many
slip between the cup and the lip" the whole arrange
ment may yet fall through.
The annual RETURNS OF the Central railroad Of Georgia
made up to tho LIST of August show increase in the
receipts tor Of nearly hundred per cent The
report cannot be otherwise than Aaterng to the stock
holders, AZ it exhibits increase that no donht will
steadily enlarge until their most sangune antcipatiOns
realized.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF Rrcrirrs ON THE CENTRAL
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Lvysrooshp Queen e re we-2oes bars loa hdl. iron
SsT s;:., s :s; sssSsSs sss:!
howsn HsrnSMl Dt es Hs sSio e Sn'Id
e1Sf ss 900 "a 1ss Sss, ss ss
ris%s. Ike e sT'is fsse
s ::'!rs?' ,sses'IG
F.sSI J e t S..sT1s Is;.a
s. nsSss e.. II. e y .s, Tss:
AS.r ssot JOB? E, slsS,re'
SFS isssssy s S Ni ;:.sy ss
T Be ,rc. =, Patton s,eG,re cIpc, col
'sc. Fla ssiaT Tssm1: %sT
MpeE Mcl n.,"s M MsEs ga
Mitchell co-5R kissla,d col Harmer H,rrer-i J
ias. hs' %o1sw.ES ;Tss bls'
;a $'sss So csis s%':.l S;TAn:sg' &C.
wslss, 1s jsp w WV.
LS%Ssi S:..% Ws' ws,-
VT sa. sIsss 49, s s $s
T9GieS Md Kid. CO. E49S,nsdos enc Myeh
co. Bumhsm & B'ldwi,-f j Van Nett Z Marrsy~i
pky Gwen BT",hsrs 'oGR Ro1 eo By
s S., ss sSssss S. ,ss.s
:.ss s.s ySss$ s f SSSIss
Nevins Y col q Ifpdyke y col x Weed-9 Bird
Gillian & coo Store cog Corning Homer co.. w
ken lronsder7s do R!peyS e1s Ba.sini2 cp%e9a
Stewart eos Lockwt Gibson & co3i Sands Fuller
COL Nicholson! Wright, Surges Shaw,2s bars
,, E.sTr, ur. yar Nest bGse; sMeEaaae
cases ard baes w 0Shugh essy2 do do Patton Stewart
cask pg,rer Rich,rd-l0 bxe and bales q Pason
y Hadden Snn00 ~ Morewood-630 boves Tin pare,
2s tons rig rop Mesa-a Bates Coasls Barclay Lv
= Wilder Beecker-s W Wheelwr ghi-3 Luminis &
coz :, hastrgs coc2 II Ballard co., Sheldon co
II buckingham.3 Carllidcell2 tons coal Wocdhnll X
Minturn-3 rks RUSSELL 80 Mitchell col 4 New
bold-various packages order.
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The last returns show falling OF all round and the
decline quite large for month This bank under
going contraction although at present appears
to he in very sound condition The present banks OF
Ohio will go out Of existence the expiration Of their
charters. Applications will doubtless be made to the
Legislature Of the state for banking law similar to that
Of this Safe founded the deposits Ct State stocks
Last year petitions were presented for banking 81 sem
Of that nature and also for large state bank The Ie
gslature being divided the bills passed in the lower
house were lost In the Senate The questions will no
doubt be renewed every session. until the banking nau
prevails The people Of Ohio have for long time
lived under restricted banking system Tho produc
tions Of the State have increased under the limit
paper issues Of the banks and prices have been firmly
sustained, in other States in the Union The people
have been clear Of that speculative mania prevalent
times Of an inflated currency and their substance
been nscmed in irnatng bubbles Several hanks in
Ohio winding mp their dairs others 10 low
and the bank party will rest until the places those
al Sx stpnc are cd
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HAY-COmmon qualities North River bale sell as " ant
ed at 80 aSc There very little doing the article
rtAs- Imported in the ship Panama Terms notes OF
six months able In the City Of New York. to b. made
salts actory to the ssIlers
Young b 25 half chests 80 per HI 40 do 7sl:
- DO 49, 81 do Ia IS do S. ~ S4 81 531 1856 do 81
~ do 5ab IS do b2 g. and Is chests 49 hall
49, ~ 10 A. 81 do a6a 100 do ~; 9l7 o6O 70 Id
ss4o cs each BIZ. Of is lbs 81 a; (ai chests and
6l2i hall do Withdrawn
~ double hall chests 81 "a chests 75J; "a do
75 10 do and ~ hall do Ca 40 do 81 80 chest and 81
chests 6si 30 40 3d. II hi chests b! 20 chests 6il 4oU
lab bxs Sly.
Gpnposder hf chests es IS do os IS do 6s aso laIb
bxs 81; loo 9Th bxs 62k.
mPs.il3 half Guests 70; Ia do 7o ~ do ec $50 RIB
boxes COZ; 10 Gin do Ola
IwaDkay loo hf chts 10; (2o7 wiihdrawn)
Tyson SKIN 81 chis oIB; 80 DO 6O1 40 do co. "A DO 391
100 do 3sl 40 DO IS; 40 do al ~ S6k chts 3} II
chts 03 do ~ do S0i; 81 do do 2s5; ~ do
az; ist do 20; ISL do 26I, nj do 2ai
recto soucnong-9o halt chests Al IS do 40j as cases
withdrawD)
Cassia-- $500 mats, lsc rer ID
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MONEY MAR ~ TT.
Sunday, August ll-6 r. M


Within the past week Quotations fol stocks have reached
point lower than at close OF the week previous,
The ations lately have been very limited, with few
exc ptions, and the market vt present In very de-
pressed snd averi.h There money enough in the
street get quite excitement in stocks but herr
great wait Of operators It ba impos lille to create
any speculative movements. The aspect Of
cis sf.rs Is very unfsvorsble that spectators
ffr.i Of the result They have Gently been s~fuly
taken in that is almost impossible get up suic
energy to Try the again. The diff uies of the last
explosion are still hanging over the heads Of many arg
Operators Until these all cleared y, and the posi-
on Of the exchsnge market clearly defined than 1t
4 at present. we cannot expect much Improvement in
quotations for stocks Although for several weeks past
oks have been steadily declining, and present prices
large cent below previous quotations 1t
o. osthe prevsiln opinion all street. the bottom
his not be.n touched yet Recent arding
specie and the prospect that large be
wsrdei h-vea very unfavorable influence Oh the stock
market We learn that large specie has
shipped by the Toronto Tor ndon. We have no doubt
shipments will be kept secret possible fol- the pur
pose Of preventing the effect the fact ay have on husi
generally. Many interests dosbt would be cd
by keeping these movements secret, while many
would be advanced by giving them publicity. II is not
the -xportaon!oa large amount specie from the vaults
ofonr hanks hut the impression that conveys to the
pubic mind The mere act Of transferring specie from
our banks to the Bank Of England would have very little
influence on business. it not known. Our banks
cou'i spre Ave millions ont the nine in their
vaalts very WELL but for The a. nGdence
pob'c and that Of such sensitive nature wh,n our
banks are con 'erDed that such q movement would
ubsss BE- attended with much trouble TO hose instiu
tone Whatever b. tesult Of movem. nj II hi.
nsrrs, We cannot believe taat tho current can b.
stayed until our foreign trade becomes equased and our
Indebtedness In some way reduced. We annex com.
parsvs table Of quotations for the principal stocks sold
In this market Tor the week Just closed
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FOR TIE PILES.

DIR. UPHAM'S ELECT AIRY.
A N INTERNAL REMEDY lit il a certain cure for Piles
A either internal or external bleeding blind. Cases.
bic remedy after all other had failed Testimonials OF
efficacy q the office. BE mpoed nronsc that The
signature OF the Proprietor in his handwriting the
outside wrapper Of every boz aud remember that tbs above nrd
cine can be obtained IN this city osy No o6 Bowery our
doors above Spring street. Of the original ard sole proprietor
a. UPliAM NJ d. regularly EDUCATED Physcisn Of twenty
years eSpcrcrce confined to an OffcE PRAcricE, where
Pills aud all Chronic Diseases successfully treated OF
B9wey Toussy Joe's Corners, Madison County, Gene.
raj Agent Tor te Stae Of New York Sold by j. r. Warner
Co, utics soiema, Co, Buffalo; T. b. Fitch Co.. sya.
cue; y u swan, Rochester N lockport, Rochester, Sya
eo'e 0sSego Homs htiea i,sdwnsse faipvile Csnsso.
desperate Gses Of Piles aes all other medic had been tried
~ ya la THIS city the Proprietor has had tn satisfaction Of
sssl,as nor than five hundred during the past ya ard
Union expsay Of the superior efficacy Of this medicine II
the tr3tmeM OF files dea which has often baled the skill
o. eminent ad Of III real nature Of which much dis
ctIancy OF opinion among medical me- has prevailed From
a. eTroasos. pathology az nsocos cours has hea rur;
sued IN the uotnent Of ths complaint the general
cp,n9n taE y az ,nearabe disease THIS howeye = far
u, oEbsiIor has no hesitation u asserting that will cure all
cases o. fies however long they may have exrd
ssIed sy may ce Remembcf tbs, 70 this ely e medicine
doors above Spring street Aay other article pnrporng 70 be
he sane worthless and calculated oaly % deceye and in
juv Pncs ~ aan smdyA~yeu
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On Sunday morning the lth instant In the 50 wear
OF his age, jaws BLs,sLy, ship Joiner OF his c,fv
HIS friends and the friends Of the family together with
the members OF the Masonic Order are respectfully
ia to attend his funeral This afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence No a3 Csur'lsndt street
Yesterday Sunday If ernoon a. short bnt severe
Illness mss hu6H ksascAs In the 4and year Of his age.
Ihe friends OF the family requested without fur.
nrr invitation to attend his funeral Tuesday)
,f'ernoon at o'clock from No. 2 Centre street.
In Brooklyn. on Thursday afternoon 9Th instant after
yer, short illness JuLIA PHurP only child of John c.
snd Elizabeth b Bach, sgei 10 months and 8 days
on sinrda, afternoon Of o'clock. Of CoDgrssivs f.
YER Mr. ABRAHAM WHAnr, late second officer Of brig
sterling aged d and member Of ths order Of Odd
Fellows. Wa' ne Lodge No }. ~ PhiIade,phia
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State or Trade.
SATURDAY. August ..

SATURDAY. August 3.
AsHIs We quote Pots hrm at 50 ~ 49, some hold
demand 81 rs Pearls are very still at Sa2 50 asa
BHEApsIuvFs We continue to quote Genesee Flour 81
rs 81 at, Michigan. - i31 s425. North Carolina
Wheat So cents Northern Corn SOC. Southern 4S asa
Ry 81; Oats 81 81 cents. No very active demand
All accounts in the fact wheat crop in
the District OF Montreal has suffered very little from the
attacks VI the fly The 10 OF tho District Of
Th,ts Rivers where great breadth has sown Ac-
cordng to the Montreal paps Lower Canada will export
considerable surpius Of wheat this year II nothing oc
cur TO damage the plant between and harvest.
CoTrov he sa.s to day to 800 bales at the de-
cline 81 30 o. from pric current previous
Caledonia market ciosiig without animation. We
wise our quotations 10 CONFORM
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Death " The

Death " the Hon. II. =. aauhlenbsrg.
We received by sen,ls maa, who WIS pas.en-
ger IN the Philadelphia train to this CRY Isa even.
ing, the mrIanchoIy Intelligence Of the death Of
the Hon II A Muhlens-rs, the democratic can
didate tor Governor of Pennsylvania. This pain
fal news Was communicated 10 our informant "a
highly respectable gentleman Of this ciiy) by seve-
raj gentlemen from Philadelphia, and We have
also the Following conhrmatory note from one II
our correspondents in that c,y,-
PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY, Auo II, 1874
DEsR Bss>krr,-
;, Passr, gers from Reading to-day report thst the
hon. HkskY MUuLkNBsha, the d~mocratic can
didate Tor Governor Of Pennsy ivania IL II on the
steps Ut bis dwelling in that borough, IN III a apo
plrxy, or that hr Was struck with palsy Another
r~port l., that The occurrence iook place la4 VEN
ing It's certain that h~ has With n y vrI, ac-
.cldrnt OF some kind !, Is said ha he is dead.
have u rom good authority that II not rad il was
inpos. IDLE tor HIM to live 1b. is stated 81 Tie
suhory Il thu former Sh.I n ol Bsrks County !.
while the conductor Say he 10 dead
Yours, eto.
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THE CkEvAssR We learn from the officers of
the planter, wn ch passed Macan,e Arnauld's liam
tAtion sIdsy afternoon ut O'Clock the crsvssse
thee lad .x-nd SIXTY fest widh and +gAt teet in
deph and that the water vas pouring through the
INV mil fsi Tie d~el,nF house was ns,d-ssd IN
much u ger, as II was entire ,urroSnd, q b. wser
nuner ~ persons wrre STANDING upon ths bsI ks but
able u oL,ck the current. small Elsa SENT ap
from this cay yes. rday sfrfu"on with nus'b<r VI
hsnds AID sls driving MACH, and hoIes enter
taihsd that tn, break may he '-ae~d hsots UGH FUR.
th~r dsmag~i. dohs.-N 0 Pic .8we
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baltimore Cattle Market.

AT the commencement OF the week there was a large
numoer Of Beef Cattle In market aud the sales weI y
fu'e nrav, but at decline on previously prevailing
ss ne HEARINGS al The scales on Monday embis ace
npaards Of 6U head quo OF which were 10 apo,h.r
,' Asl "nd aS0 sold Tbs exrrmts 1T prices paid we've
~ =, LOT "c,sor To s2per 100 lbs The hco Tor prime
isy, elus 70 ~ ~ 10 net showing failing III ~
pies % ABOUT % cent? per 100 lbs GA Thursday 1870
nsaa .. ovsI rom Monday fired, and 20 soid
inc ra'es which prevailed the commencement of the
week The balance have been driven North Live Hogs
neen searca thi, week and there arc none now in
nsrs Inc lSI saies were ct - per 100 lbs but they
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CO. vELPEAUs sPkCttiC FILLS FOR THE CURE
Of 'ionorrh0a, leet, and ell mccupurnlent discharges
bon the nrethra Tnese pills prepared by the New yors
Io'lss. o. Medicine and Pharmacy, established Tor the
speedy and esctnal remedy Tor the above complaint
they guaranteed to receut In from h &c
i've days. and possss greater power obstinate
discnarses and chronic gee than any other prepsrapon
a. rres at Known removing the disease without eoui
en' HON business, tantine the breath dsagreeirs
~itn the stomach Price 81 per box.
sid IT the ONCE Of the College Of Pharmacy end Mo
4 cine, 70 Nassau street.
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SALys OF 6rooks- BOSTON, Auo.
1T dusor 80 shares Western Railroad SSH Der ~
10 do Ftcnburg ltarosd d per adv. iniers
81 10 Boston Worcester RsIiroad III per adv
do Buston and Maiae Railroad II per adv do Bos.
ton bahk $5S5 share; do fremont Bank 1891 ~
shsre ~ 90 Auburn Rochester Railroad, 81 adv;
l do New England B.nk ~ per adv.
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AUCTION SALES.

THQS. BELL. Aneuonesr.
No II Spruce Street
Regular Sales Of Furrurs Wednesday and saturday
Regular Sales Of DRY Goods Clothing Pledged AID Fancy
Aicles Groceries and Every Tuesday and Friday.
aus awsm THos. BELL, Aucuonssr.
,YAunwgs EpN ZEN y, M2oNEX Aaes HiSsfhs
MOONEY co. will sell This Day, at no o'clock, us
Auction Room No. ladei Lane eral Of
rdwae Fine Cutlery Fancy Goods, &C., WHICH
Sovels and Spades Ares Tough Nails Hooks and Hinges
Butts fine Bar Steel Flea, Locks. SC, SC.
Ao, large OF fine Table Cutlery; hne Pen and
Pocket Do, ON cards and Ia dozens.
Also, Razors. Scissors, &c. -
Also the balance Of Wostenhome's Britannia Ware N sets
Also G.rman Silver and Brtina Table and Tea Spoons
getheI with general Of German and Fancy 0ood
sul2 Item
EXEGuToR,s SALE OF LANDS in the STATE Of New
York on Wenesday 2st August instant al the Exchange
IA the city OF Albany by Lewis Clark. Augtiorsrr.
loiI Acres IN Saratoga and Warren County, Dartmouth
32s7 " Warren County. Hyde Township.
2l6Sa " Hamilton Co., Fotsn and Crossheids pur
chase.
2.5 /" Delaware Co, r. ". b. Livingston's pasent
,70 :" Clinton Co.. Canada and Nova Scotia Re
. . iusee .
i0H " " Herkimer Co.. Royal Grant, 4th allotment.
-, tm " Cortland Co. Township Of Virgil.
The sale Of the above Lands will perenptory;
For any information es~clng them application be mds
20 ths Auctioner Albany the subsobea his ooe, No
'''@s WM. c. RIINELANDER,
Executor OF VIM Rhinelander, deceased.
aus dy&wytoa2ism
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sTRANGERS BEWARE

IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUNBuG Il is
most important choose ced hyscaa-DR j.
EVANS has removed his Old G,lens Head DsIep to No.
his most extraordinary Of all delicate dsea,s matter
how complicated He appres The citzsns and
il Dr. Evans his old stand thar he has
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