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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-10-10
VALUABLE LAND
For Sale.

FOr Sale.
FHNHE subscribers, being DESTROYS TO remove
n to the west, offer for sale the valuable
Tract of Land on which they reside, called
'Fruit HILL lying in the county Of Rockbridge
miles south of Lexington, miles from Fan
cy Hill P. 0. in pleasant and healthy neigh.
borhood, and containing between & 900
acres. about 400 being in original timber of
ne parest growth.
The quality Of this land is equal if not supe-
rior to any in the county, and is particularly
valuable for the growth of wheat. 1t is in the
neighborhood Of four manufacturing mills, the
farthest about miles oif-wi:hin three miles
from boat navigation. and near the turnpike
road from Lexington to Lynchburg, dista, t
about IS miles from the latter. The land lies
well for cultivation and is easily improved -
There are many excellent springs on The tract,
and the one near the dwelling house IS not
surpassed by any in the state. Fifty or sixty
acres of watered meadow may be made-there
also a large peach and young apple orchard
in the land.
The improvements consist of good and
commodioas Brick Dwelling House and kitch
en-Smoke and Ice House, large barns
shielded all around-Corn Houses-Negro Ca
bins new with stone chimneys, and in fact all
the necessary out buildings for large family
Also good Log Dwelling House. with the
necessary out houses on one end of the farm,
SO that it could be divided to advantage.
This would be fine situation for person
who wishes TO educate family, as the Military
Institute, Washington College and a Female
School are in the full tide of successful ope.
ration at Lexington,
further description is deemed unnecessa-
ry. Its but rarely such property is in mar
ket and persons disposed to purchase are re.
quested to call and examine for themselves
to whom the premises will be shown by the
subscribers with pleasure.
The terms will be accommodating, and pos
session given in the fall.
BENZ. F. PORTER,
JAS. S. GR1GSBY,
AND. ]. GRIGSBY.
July s f342-tf
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HOUSE AND E.GT
AND LAND FOR SALE.

TESHE subscriber, wishing TO move to the
Il West, offers for sale the HOUSE AND
LOT he now occupies, in the town of Wood
stock, few doors South of Welshss Tavern,
on accommodating terms Adjoining the
house is an excellent shop, which makes it a
very desirable property for carrying on any
mechanical business. Every necessary out.
building and a good GARD EN- are attached
He will also sell. upon reasonable terms,
SIX FIYE-ACRE LOTS,
situated in the vicinity of the town and Also
81 Ia ACRES OF LAND,
with small house. &c. upon it, subject TO a
lease for several years. Any of the above
property will be shown to any persons who
may desire to purchase, by the subscriber.
GEORGE RYE.
Woodstock, Sept. 10, ls44.-tf
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M15ctiee

n hereby forewarn all persons from selling
H. or lending my wife, Elizabeth Overfeld,
any thing on my account, as l will not be res
ponsible for any debts contracted by her from
this date. This notice is published in order
to prevent any misunde between my
self and friends.
p. II. A. OYERFIELD.
Aug. %, 1s44.-3t.
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T0MBS, MONUMENTS,
29(66eaa y q q cot Sc tones.

FEVHEundersigned respectfully announces &c
II the citizens of Woodstock, and people
IN general, that wish to procure either of the
above, as a mark of respect to their departed
relatives or friends. may avail themselves OF
that opportunity by applying to MIR. CHARLES
S. WELSH, Woodstock, whom the undersigned
has given bill of prices of the different sized
Head Stones and Tomb Tops, which shall be
Of the BEST and most durable white Marble
that can be procured i'll Baltimore or the Nor.
thern Quarries. Orders will be received as
above Also of {ha
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-10-10

E0ery Tuesday & Saturday Morning
VsNHE subscribers respectfully informs the
Ia pubhc,that they are now prepared to fur
nlsh BEEF Of superior quality, at prices ran
ging from two and half to four cents per
pound, cash. They deem it proper to state,
that they will not bring into market any other
than the very best beef They will also fur
nisil MUTTON AND VEAL, during the
Intermediate days. They respectfully request
their friends to give him call at their slaugh-
ter house, on the east back street.
MILLER & EGGERS.
Woodstock Aug. %. 1914.
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WOOD & BANNER,
f lour& C o m m ssi O Il
TMEa CHANTS,

AT THE DEPOT WINCHESTER, VA,
yNILL attend promptly to all consignments
~ made to them. They have had cons-
derable experience in the business and feel as
sured that they can give satisfaction to all
those who Will favor them with their patron
age. June n, l544.-8t
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Peter HOsElour, Dr.,
COLLECTOR AND AUCTIONEER.

l.4leoays to be foand near No. 1, Cheap,i9e,' y
~ ILL attend to the collection of debts,
w in every form, upon reasonable terms;
have any kind of property to sell at auction
on public days or at sales. Refer to the citi.
zens generally, Enquire for
EXTRA PETE
Woodstock, Dec. il, 1945.
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Valley Marble Yard,

WINCHESTER,
Work will be done in the best manner and OIL
the most reasonable terms, to suit the tines
All stone purchased in Woodstock, the sub
scrlber will deliver at his own risk as to break
age Gentlemen wishing to procure Monu-
ments, PANEL or Box Tombs, by writing and
sending their address to the Valley Marble
Yard, Winchester, Va, viii be furnished with
different designs Of beth Monuments and
Iombs JOHN PAGAN.
Winchester. October 49, 1S45-y
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For SALE,

"A first rate Elliptic Spring Carryall o
EA-good terms by
WALTON 8. RODEFFER.
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r b E Z F u>

July 5, i843-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-16
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

V1OCTOt JOHNSON. II Duane street, well known &
- the victims Of Syphiitc tsease the nest successful
this destructive and almost unnsnaxeable maady still 70 bf
ound the old office which he has occupied for the last
The public and large portion Of medical
ra practice have ida that all advertising Doctors quacs
uneducatea chariaans but that all quacks de-
Medical qusckery consists holding himself forth
skilled in the healing art without having diploma or
thority practice without general medical information
We satisfy any that legally practc,
Physic and Surgery-thst we possess of genera
disease superior three of general Physicians
and thaour skill the and proper
Of that harrasspg complaint Structure Of the IRE
thra, pre-emnent We have confined pactice
Of all privare aud delicate complaints for
We 500 patients year; patients
only from every of the United Slate but they to
from the West Indies and Canada We have thrae physician
under the and week without
physicians the city aud from the country coming
respecting their patent or sending as their patients for
advice We dscountsaance ckery oym and there
fore take this method OF strangers. and persons in the
country where they hrd physician in the treatment
Of their disease Every undertake make
charge 70 matter how long yon may have elect Structure
Ulcers upon the body, in the throat pains the
head and bones Of the legs, will aud cas you.
case Is durable IL all
Constitutional Weakness Impotency, disease
pcated in its character, hat the treatment adopted by the great
moity of physicians highly injurious instead 81 aluary
We have ped much attention the OF this lady
contributing practice Many unfortunate
Tim Of this las experienced the benefit Of
luary treatment Dyspepsia weakness of the bs sid small
Of the back confusion Of intellect apaton Of
the heart society," aad inability to look
the face y symptoms OF this complaint II our divec
tuns foewea aayatse Post paid letters with
OF case conangt - fof sdycc attended We
hold communion with the advertising acetcls Ia ew yok
We speak Of ourselves physcian aud notV Of the
I1a! 6cat Of others. Once II Duane street. aoor from
Chatham street ms lmsec
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

M hOhME HESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
-Thoe Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
well a. By thousands IN this couny, beng only md
safe and ecacious remedy for married ladies' whose hath for
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results their adoption to the happres the health
are too vast to touch withc the limits of advertise
ment-rsuts which Affect only the well being Of
parents but the future happ Of their csprng l
bat too well k9owu that the families Of the married oen
dIcate In how instances does the hard working father
md more especially the mother Of family remain slaves
Throughout their lives tagging at the OF labor
toiog but to live and living but toll when they might have
have weighed down the spirit and last BROKEN the health OF
the father how often ID the widow left unab with the
virtrous ntentons her athers offspring from be-
coming DEGRADED objects Of charyor progae ofvcsi
l, the days Of the kind husband and father ebt,eed
beholdnE the enacated form and declining health Of the
companion OF HIS boson she had reached the
thrty-iast SINKING INTO premature gayewh the certain
md sorrows aud his young asd helpless cden Of those
dearing attentions and wachll solicude winch mother
alone bestow not unreqnenty when least able
support the hsarrending acton Is it desirable them.
consequences themselves the well beng
when simple healthy and certain remedy within
control! he ADVERTISER feeling the importance this subject
and estimating the benefits resulting thousands by the
attention Of the married It's consideration not
and vuos to prevent to which subject by simple
and healthy within conIo Every jspassouate.
vrtunus and enlightened mind will unhesitatngly
the Affirmative
Price FIVE dollars package, accompanied with full and par
ticulaI directions
All s E b and adae;;sd g BOZ N
Principal office, Ae Greenwich street, New York Ofhcs
hours from A. NJ. to M Bostsn Office, No. Essex
flo
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IEOn hEWARD-CROsS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
RcOOFnr tn. cure Of Goaonhoea, elects Structures end
anaisg JUS complaints Of the orgac o! generation.
Or all remedies discovered for the above comp this
is the most csrtsin.
mates SPEEDY aud permanent cure without the least
strcton 10 Diet drink change application
busiu'ss,
We give no long auactmh recommendations deceive the
pm lie II the medicine does not for Itself AL
speak for it, Our object u notify whsre BE- had aud
the CHALLENGES saple of
he brought ia when the Mixture will effect rapid
u der forfeiture Of $500
This dise th unfortunately pervajes all ranks of
oey-hGh low, rch aad poor, matrimonial and single They
here presented with dy by which they them
seyes Without the least the shortest possible
Further. the disease cannot be tractd If dose of the
Mix is taken at night gong 10 bed when exposed
IL in he ties wi full directions accompanying it,
at 81 BOTTLE One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
-many are cured in two days.
For sale only VIM H. Minors o2 Broadway corner of
John st, site Franklin House, New YORK. j. Jones cor
OF Che,nqt and seventh streets Philadelphia NJ
Smiths 1873 Washington street. Boston. m2 M re
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

New YORK, Jan. 30th, 1884,
$500 rsss f. i:1a $
sssa
I hf s :ss
nm s for
The effects ofthe .aloel my such
could always Ell rams.
s ia S Ia. o. and
s,Oy the msreu bay'cg been removed ne had SpSn No
,s
sSpy and his
my .S had s subject ss sss 5
lis arms by Ssps,ion he tie pSe'G y,
asses
the Ct tls head large would XII wolf
IL
p @ s @
% Ds"ss
Ss1 Hsa done
Is tia, there particle Of the SHATTERED
S%c he
.ons@ restoring to liz fem and order
psrlsct specimen species; .hpweciea broken
up Sy al and we
might assistance ect9n and safety in time Of
s s ssy ss ~, I'll % he
& e that %S .Ss os fey Ss
health home with his httle family the mos.
tSsa HI. f %s e
ss 3 to and I No
Norris ass Eshteesh stree ali the Inhabitants Essex
sworn before me, his soth day Of January. 1874.
s,,WALLACE CONE. Commissions of Deeds.
B-Wsnted, as ssusl At ss Broome street such pa
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, March II, 1874.
The following copy of new Revenue law of
Texas, and the information annexed to IT, have
been received from the United States Consuls at
Galveston and Sabine, Texas:--
AN AcT for the protection and encouragement OF the
commerce of the Republic Of Texas
Sec. l. Be II enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the Republic OF Texas Congress-
bled That from and after the passage of this act the col
iectors OF the various ports OF this Republic shall be
CURED to lay Qevy) upon, and collect from all foreign
vessels belonging to powers between which, and this
Republic no treaty exists making other provisions, ton
mage duty of one dollar per ton
Sec Be it further enacted That vessels bearing the
flag OF this Republic have the exclusive privilege of the
coasng trade and that they be free from the charge Of
tonnage dntes arriving in any ports of this Republic
and that all laws contavening the provisions Of this act
be, and the same are hereby, repealed
Approved, Feb. 5, lsia. SAM HOUSTON.
The former duty was sixty cents per ton sail
ing vessels, and thirty cents steamboats, accord
ing to register tonnage. The present law imposes
the same duty on both; but the President of the
Repnbhc, using ii oiscreti onary power, has decar-
ed that the tonnage duty OF one dollar shall be i'm
posed on steamboats,, according 10 their carrying
CAPACITY only.
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MEDICAL AID.-DOCTOR COOPER. IA Duane
Nl Chatham William streets, takes thus nethot
Of inf mnK citizens and that he has for the last
years confined his practice solely the treatment Of venee
MercuraI aud other diseases Of delicate nature Although
nsdered by portion Of the medical profession specie
great advantage the unfortunate victims Of veneea disea
from regularly educated phy.can devotng his aten
ton particular branch Of the profession be apparent
DO employ surgeon 1mputate limb Ito an ocp
list disease Of the Ito dentist for operation tn
eeth and noted for the cure Of SyphI wher
you troubled with And You DO so from the
that those perfect in this branch because they only
practice at it, Dr. Cooper celebrated Lock Hos
pt and ss for enjoyed the most extensive practic
in this Of medical in New York Hecan cure %
aggravated of Syphilis and mild crcd r
five days. The pT sfrauI sdaeted physician and
surgeon ard Isaheyi patients TO leave until perfec
spsrormed Ii deplorabs witness Of the case.
the by quscy to break out again in the form
po and nlcsrn the BODY pains in the joints sore throat
agt and emacisof. Shs Dr. Will il eyey cass war
IAN. a cur>, or make ckarge.
STRICTURE.-Dr Cooper has disf2vered sew method
oy which he the wort form Of Structure n from
Of the urels PROSTATE gland Of the neck Of the bladder
intakes for Structure by general practitioner
and cnaflatans.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called Sc
ana Weshnesz broaght By ,ecre habit lnduged In By
Young This where freely ndugsd the Creates
evil that befa for besets dseass OF the heart con
sumption dyspepsN of the frame and finally eud
and restore he constitution % is original
ha. by mild and s.sape Of medicine
ed every charge Post paid ett.rs descrbins
complaint and enclorng attended Patients attended
hotels boarding hoases Ofhce open TIL 10 st night. Re
sember ~ pusss ssre-t beswses William end Chatham its
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a NEW ARriLLE EOn sHAvING.--FERRE's
"A CREAM OF SAPONINE surpasses an y shaving soap
and IS pronounced by those who tried it
exceed all rthes making rich aad lather Gen
aud give it fair trial. and perfectly satisfied the money
Ill be umed The following OF the lumber OF let
received by the manufacnrer:-
NEW YoRK, Dec 18th, l843.
DEAR Sn-Amsng the ills flesh heir Sar) "
the least especially when travel1s unlven" chin.
keunicg fran excursion, when arriving Col
chester Conn sspped store and the pr pristor, my
yery excelleat friend Wheels Esq ob,e hair.
devoted to sceDic pursuits, am acquainted with
compounds produced during the present
tu.y aud for the purpose know which
highly your Jeam Saponine hus offer my OPP
OF It's merits and fem1s would like know where IT
may be obtained IL th's city. Yours e..
4 G. FsRREE, $50 JONATHAN DODGE, D.
For sale quantity by the ag n No. Is
Naden Iane also By all tae PRINCIPAL Druggists and Fancy
Good dealers in the City J. w. HOLBERTON. =
mi iunsm
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

WIf!9 70 the celebrity, efficacy and invarable success
~ Madame Restelps Female Menly Pills Ia all Of nj
sRniary. supPessics ssoppage Of hose upctpnY a.
are apon whisn tue hssth eityery u,.2 delsEds. tAs
:onh Ileat, and limitations are Constantly attempted 70
twelve box put up in different boyes and caIled
Female Monthly Ps with the object Of selling them,
POSSIBLE, at dollars boz Females therefore
gans, these s!tempss 20 impose upon them
ersi except those sold at Madame Rets Principal Once,
M Gfeesweh street, New York, and ESSEX street. bosost
Price g. Mads kszsa siyzat,re V wvit.ep on the cover
u each boz.
~ BThcy csn he sssd BY married or s'sgls By foou0
directions &C. sed inside of each box Sold also by p
o;rtn~r :. Grand street corner Of Allen. Now York
TO fsAm
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THE
IN Wis IBL r
WIG

so closely resemble, the real head Of hair that seepcs and
~ have the most perfect and ex
tnornasy Invention Of the day The great advantage of
aoys and unique wig its being made without sewing
which appaa3nces closely resemble
the natural hair both in ishness aud ns,sa appearance
defy detection being beautiful porons
free that in all Of perspiraon evaporation unmpeded
and great evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The sceptc
uiul Wig and pecess method Of fitting the head t
manufacturer Esy las Broadway. Of LibetN
a stsirsI ma M
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MADAME KEsTELL
NEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence, I4s Groom.
vch between CouJtlandt Liberty streets whoye
hc DO consned with the rrctes eon6dence on con-
plsnts incident to the female frame.
Madame Restcs experience and knowledge the .rta.nes
obstinate cases q fmtie rreeuy, steppage Suppression
&c 10 such ~ to require bat few days to eject perfect
Ladies desiring medical during confinement
nne, with priyste and respectable board
Preventive Poydss TO- married LADIES'. delicats
precsous health foSbds too rapid Of family will BE-
BOSTON Office, No. I EsscI street"
N. B;-Madsms R1SrELL wes,d isiarsn ladies resdiAs
2as Of the cy vhose health would ADMIT of trayeina
Sst she would devotc her personal them
.y part OF the Urea Snsr vishis reasonable distance
fls 3m'
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eORTUt4UESE FEMALE PILLS.
l~yyrrEp Arp rnErAREp ~

a. EOUpELOQUE, M.U., LISBON, PUNTU1Ah
iHE sccntiGc combination Of ingredients owhich thsss
Pills ssmpSAcd have made them the woader snd .dm
alton Of the world They are known all over Europe TO CO
he only preparation eyer that has proved nvasby
being zach chat they must not b used during
produce miscarriage if used during that period.
The directions are Translated into Eush and snveoreA
have the signature or Dr. r. MELVEAiJ srhorsel
agent for the continent of America. '7-7'
They can be trersmted mail any part Of the UHsl
hs usteS sIs. os; ss Liberty street as GIssaycS
N Boston At no Salem street Letters directed Dr. D.
Melveap boz a. New YoYt, will meet with imm-r,. .,teu
uop All letters mast be post paid no 2Fnsm
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MoRMoNs IN TroUBLE.-The Mormons are upon
our borders. We learn from late letter from Sumter
onsration in the adjoining county of Mississippi They
commenced operations at Pleasant Springs late in the fall
and now numper about 75 eytes-soms 20 being
ceders from the methodist connexion and about 70 from
the Baptstthe balance from nonproessors They have
recently commenced propogalng their faith at Brooklyn
only few miles from State line where they will pro-
badly meet with like Mobile Register March
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PUBLISHED DAILY By
j A m q q R ID q n n NJ N r. m m

N. W. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THE New YoRK HERALD--A daily paper, issued every
ncnins oil the weeh-prce TWO cEsrs per copy Counuy
subscribers furnished the same rate for specific perod
vance
TIE WEEKLY HsnALp-isaued every Saturday morning a
ten ocock-price SIX AND QUARTER per COPY fur
nished to country subscribers ~ per annu ia advance
or q the same rate for any specified period.
Coas5srorDkSrs are n1uested to address: their letter.
JAMnstt0n DoU bHrv TT, Pronystor Td~-ss~,W 80
peo buansu nau - peeDs'dl - ~~,~ ~
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MEDICAL
MORE PROOF THAT

CONSUMPTION IS DURABLE.
1s:a s wda ss
:. Ss e sss T. Esa Ia. s.
ss1 @ s a
cough as 2 hs sad ses r..
ksy 10 we
which would b hss s ds y
employed the medical attendance bpt they could not DO
sa &. The i
Of and believed na her se wa. be-
dying did her enjoy the health abe
had beer cured y
gave her great encouragement well knew that my wife
ss q | s s d esS 81 e WE
; s%as ss's. 2!
great consented whsa suddenly diaI
hSl commenced which consisted PRINCIPALLY Of corruption
thought o,S iSI her end near at hand.
chests Sksh 9hopsht would suiIScae and xiii as have
found out that h was only the effects q the sy,uP
ss had se' iuS
Was 70 longer tight cspoa loose
e sa chsnse for n. better %ans and with sens. Of
AsS; w 5 hst
Tor scye molhs; and il the time her aiso i'm
pre- ts' a. sIS e:
having be carried one bed fom another Her appetite
TUNED felt fshe had been translated ntoa exs-
1t now about three months since she began 90 60
g. sssh Sss Sc
curing who the and whose loss
would have been ireparabe me- Ate, about the
hous clergyman called her, and astonshed
find in her far bevoLd his expectations Many
her almost miraculous Mrs. Tucker particularly
oesirous that afflicted with consumption, having
friend affiliated should call and her. and hear
verbally aud s. believes she convince them that
-chencas Pulmonc Syrup the best an ony Iemsdy
discovered consumption and has thus conferred bless
ings upon her and Others which other remedy could
Jersey City. Jan. 3d. 1914 No 43York st., Jersey City
Ne,c JERSEY Hudson County. S.
Personally appeared hore the subscriber Mayor OF Jer
ing law his OATH did depose and the facts above
and by him subscrbed in relation the cure effected by
schencks Pumonic Syrup are rue and further saith no.
Jersey City, January 20, 1874.
Jersey City. January 30, 1914.
Mr.. J. II. ScHENcK-
Dear sr-rs. Epbram Tucker is re.onally known me-
the signature Of her husband know she very III and
she in the cyment of comforabe e,h Yours,
Nj LUSk, Pastor of the II. d Church;
Prepared bv Shenck and for sale his principal off
No 80 South Sixth street. door below the corner OF
Chs:nut and 1t his Laboratory I2 Race Phiadephia
the corner Greenwich street. New York. the only place in
the city where the genuine can be had.
Also for sale GO COrnhl street. Boston, and Broadway
Albany
Syrup J. II. SCHENCK.
mri lm*ec