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s1sAWN0@N AgAD,sMiY .
Il T. II nj S

TER MS.
Z UIrlON for Latin, Greek, and Mathe-
mates, $50
:, Tor all English branches, $50
In the Military class, per secession of 10
months, an exua fee %
=, UNIFORM FOR MiLIrARY CLAss.-Coat of ca
Diet grey cloth-slraigat collar, bound with black
braid, with three rows of buttons on the breast.
The cost oil The cloth will not exceed SO.
Pantaloons Of The same colour. with n s,ripe of
black cloth in the outside seam.
Blue clo:h caps with ol-coth on the top
Drill to continue from one hour to one and half
every evening after 4 o'clock
For farther information in regard to the Militia
ry department, inquiry may be made of tho In
structor in Tactics.
September 5, 1914.
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nUR Stock is large and the goods will be sold
" as low as they can be bought in any market
We invite Merchants, Farmers and others to ex-
anime our stock bargains may be expected -
Servants Clothing will be sold very low.
The above Goods can be found at the Store
formerly occupied by Mr.. A. ID. Chandler, as a
Cabinet Ware-Room, OH Mant Street, Stanton
JAS. f.. NEW.
Sept. 10.
"" Mr.. a. ID. CHANDLER continues his bust
ness at the same place, and bargains may be ex-
Pected in Furniture of all kinds.
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Negroes for Sale.

WILL be offered at Public Sale on the fourth
w Monday in September next, (23d inst.) in
Stanton number of Negroes belonging to the
estate of VIM. Miller, decd, among them o.
man who is an excellent cook.
J. G. SHIPMAN, Z
T. P. WILSON, Admfs.
Sept. S, 1914.
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NlRGtNlA-At Rules held i'm the Clerks Of
lice oil the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery, Tor Augusta County, June Term 1874
John Warren, Augustus Rice, and John G..
Brown, Exor's. Of William Rice decd Plffs.-
AGAINST
Jacob Ross, Breeze Johnson, Joseph ColIinan,
Matthew Blair, Paul Seg, and James Byers,
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came on again TO be heard this 18th
day OF june 1874 on the papers heretofore read,
the report oil Commissioner Charles ii. Lewis
and the petition Of the defendant Joseph CofIman,
Tor Il re-hearing, &c. On consideration whereof,
the Court is satisfied that the real estate the sale
of which is reported by said Commissioner Lew
is, was sold at great sacrfce 1t is therefore or
dered and decreed, that said sale be set aside and
annuled, and that said Commissioner Levi is af-
Ter advertising the time and place Of sale for tour
weeks in the Staunton Spectator, do proceed to
resell said property at public auction, TO the high
est bidder, on credit of 6, IL and Is montbs Ia
Ring from the purchaser or purchasers, bonds with
good security, and that he report his proceedings
to this Court. 1t is also adjudeed, ordered and
decreed, that re-hearing be granted TO so much
oil the decree rendered in this cause on the 10th
o! Nov'r., 1913, as distributes the proceeds ari-
singfrom the sale of said property-and all ques-
ton that may arise, as to how said fund shall be
DISTRIBUTED, reserved to be adjudcated by this
Court, upon the coming in of the report of sales
OF said property. And it is also decreed that the
Defendant Coffman pay all costs and charges at
tendant on the sale of the property which by this
decree is set aside.
Copy Teste,
N. c. KINNEY, c. C.
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N O ~ 7 q ID ,

One Cent Reward, and no thanks.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber on the 9Th
~ day of September, 1874, ADRIAN MILLER,
mostly known by the name of Abram Tar, an in
denied apprentice to the Blacksmith trade. He
had on when he left a rankin coat and pair of
cassinet pants, chip hat and pair of coarse
shoes. l forewarn all persons from harboring or
employing said boy in any way whatever, as
am determined TO put the law in force against all
offenders. JOHN Lands.
Augusta county, Va, Sept. 10, ls44.-3t
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40 a'Y Goo 81 8.

Reddy-.Mdde Clothing, Cutlery, Glass Ware,
and great rariety Of Boots, Shoes, Hats,
and Caps, for sale or barter for Beesvar,
FiarSeed, Feathers, or Flour.
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PICTORIAL EIRLE.

MIR. II. ]. CRAWFORD having declined
acting as agent for the Pictorial Bible, sub
scTibers will please call at my store and get their
numbers. ROBERT COWAN.
Sept. 5, 1914.
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Nsls~4a A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who is
gkeeSS qualified TO teach the Latin and Greek
Languages, and the higher branches Of English
Educaton is DESTROYS to obtain situation as Iu-
tor in private family. lie can furnish testmo-
malls of character, capability, &c. from the Pro-
fessors of the College in which he graduated, and
other satisfactory sources.
Apply to theEditor of the Stanton Spectator
August Is, 1874.
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Nhe Virginia Female institute.
KALORAMA, STANTON.

'HNIlE charge for board, washing, and candle
light, in the boarding establishment of this
school, has been reduced to one hundred dollars
per session Of ten months.
GEO. ESkRIDGE, Sec'ry. VIII.
September IL, 1914.
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TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT g. NUDGE,
Commission Merchants.

No. =, SOUTH CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE,
DEALERS in PAPER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
B00lESo SHOES & HATS
AVE established branch of their House in
Boston, under the firm of A. b. NUDGE g. Co.
by this arrangement they think their increased
facilities will tend 10 promote the interest of their
correspondents in every point of view, as they
Will at all times have the advantage of bolh
markets.
They have as an extensive assortment of Pa
per as can be found in any similar establishment
In me country, and also full supply of Boots
and Shoes. Both of these articles they receive
on consignment from Eastern manufacturers, and
will sell them at their prices.
News Paper they can furnish Of any size and
quality.
Rags purchased at fair prices
Baltimore, Sept 10, lS44.-6t
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MASONIC CONVENTION.

, AZ Convention Of Delegates from a number OF the
Va held at the Masonic Hail. in the town of Winches
Vel, ON the I'd day of September A. l.. bS44
On motion, Wor. Bro. Danl. Entler Of Mt. Ncbo
the So,x Sl' was unanimously elected President Of
On motion, Wor. Bro Oh. H. Lewis Of Stanton
A"1se NO. IL, was appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Wor. Bro. w. G. Singleton of No. 81
So%m'tee was raised to report TO this Convention,
means OF expressing the of the Conven-
non In relation to the establishment Of school in the
cae OF virginia for the education Of the orphan
VI MASTER Masons. Said committee was ordered to
consist Of the following brcthrcn-Lewis of No. 10,
Singleton of No 81, HcSrck of No. IS Harpcr of No
-, ana Reed OF No 81, who reported the following
Z. preamble and resolutions.
uicnt that measures should be Immediately taken by
all the Lodges under the jurisdiction of the Grand
this State for the education Of the orphan Of Mas
ter Masons.
Resolved, That be and they are
hereby appointed committee to prepare address to
the Masonic Fraternity in Virgina-urgng upon them
the Importance of immediate exeron in relation the
establishment Of the said school, and that shall be the
further duty of said committee to ascertain as far
practicable hat of money can be raised by the
Fraternity IN this State in urthcrancc OF the scheme.
Resolved, That DC aud they are
hereby appointed committee whose duty it shall be to
prepare and report to the Grand Lodge Of va. at its
next Grand annual communication q plan for school
Resolved, That be commit
tee to endeavor procure from the Legislature of
GINA an act of Incorporation, by which board of rus-
tees may be enabled TO purchase suitable grounds for
the erection of the necessary buildings required put
the school into successful operation.
The report was unanimously adopted
The Convention then elected the following commit
tees:
Committee to prepare address to the Fraternity
Bro CHI ii. Lewis, Edmund p. Hunter, w. G.. Single
ton, Jno. +. Faunteroy, r. NJ. Hctcrck, Levi l.. Ste
venson, and Thos. j. Mchie.
Committee to report plan of school to the Grand
Lodge-Bros: l., L. Stevenson, Jno. r. Purde, $. s.
Baxter, DR.. Gardner, Charles Harper, J. ID. Green,
Thos b. Barton, CHI ii. Lewis, II. NJ. Hcterick, w.
c. Singleton Chas. A. Stewart, ID. w. Pattcson and
Collins Unset.
Committee TO procure act Of Incorporation
). Gallaher, Nicho C. Kinney c. p. Dorman, r. G.
Scott Jno. III. Peyton, and Jas. A. Lcitch.
Ordered That the proceedings of this Convention be
furnished for publication in the newspapers published al
winchester and that newspapers friendly order
IN the State be respectfully requested to copy the
Ordered, That this Convention do adjourn
DANL. ENTLER; President
CBAs. ii. LEWIS, Secretary.
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TED

Rockingham Register insert 3 times.
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ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

INA yoRMER ADXERTIsEgMsEINT ON sTNcTURE
s6 10 .Ss
nj: y: 80: :E!: . +
xSoss other H. IT. near.
$sss :S as:S - g. 3
IN ,ssOest Ssh. should .
xo esras s's sn H
% Sss g 81 5
ssss % %ss aa ss
S SfGsS g. s S aS 10 s
Many SYMPTOMS might bt most Of
s g s sss s.1..s s;s @ he
ssx 70 4 ~ f S ae sssa
Ias o. mas =, Dss already Ia, ss
should happen after the elois. that drop Or
%"S . .ss .si Z e %.s TT: Sop
y, mo- NO .tfstfe can es.s Without is III.
TME @ Sas only nfyn 81 s
most squeot cause structure r .evslity much
q si Il & p' n
sSw G1s % mo. 10 %
should have continued from sa 70 EIGHT ant, wesSs
:: 'sasa Sa sas fi hS%
Tsn csy oea ssn that ~
The sp ard TO lessen mental ensrsy NG a 'na, " 10
ass hs
of Structure which the patient does NOT observe
he active capable Of business az formerly: ms
is seriOns effect; though little Understood, but - un
quesonabiy Indeed whoever cons'dyfs con-
of hind and sexual organs viii -ay imagine st
there is medium by winch the mind so powtuil acs upon
through the same medium The snua oxss
the mind. This however IA btsr ex planned iI
The Private TTeatIse" Of the autbor little volume whch
many parts world As The OF Stfictnre pro-
ceeds,tna ACTIVITY of mud lnvaria oily returns.
With The Cure OF StucuIe-tnIs It Is gratyip2to
state general accomplish in lit time, aud without
years treatment eomp adssd u The
hands and experienced the oil structure
accomplished many days formerly 1t denandeH
months Many consult the writer who GENE on bu,
this for short only hut return perfectly
has bic OF trouble and Anxiety of
who their homes the write iurl s-
his peculii together with his frvtte
Treatise which has chapter, every lntor
he and written the plains manner
Dr. Ralph sayinS that ne NAY "
various diseases referred his frvats
TIeatise"d. his dwelling house. No 70 Geenwi.h street
hour: and Of tie number Of pretende
aud books ofquackery which pest this city he deenA %
The following satisfactory ground 81
eoaissae: Beside. hi. r.nh a. Graduate a..
cure Of these diseases both in Hospital and city Rss
three edition, Of work expressly them Ai.o TIM; he Ia,
Sll Ashley cooper OF London TO DT
Mott, OF New York Dr. fhysck of Phadepha and otnsis
and that he Ps.itted e refer almo;s every o.
dress DR.. Ralph. as Greenwich ii. ap2i ira*ec
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
TO MARRIED LADIES

MADAME RESTEIL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS:
III 1hose invaluable P0wdsrs have b. universally saoptes
we'll b. thousaoas this country bng se only n4
remedy married Ladies whose health fof
bids too rapid increase OF family. 81,
The results Of thar ceo?tioa TO the hspfnes sne nesns
touch within the limits OF an advrrtl5e
which affect Aot Only DIE pe.eat well being oi
parents but the fater happiness OF their ospung - ros
Do well known that the tgnnss OF the married 0itsa N
happiness who them birth Woula
dictated In how does the hard working atf
and especially The mother of poor ismy remain slaves
throughout .her lives tagging at the car OF aeessan LABOR
tong bu; i've and living bn " toll. when they msM nave
enjoyed and akuce, and and toll
wegbe the and at iast pokec the health OF
the father often the widow ieft znsb with the mos
coming degraded OF progats OF slce1
Even though competence and plenty smile upon u.s. how oS
alas the days the kd husband aud father
beholdinx meeIated form and declinng heh oil tn
tirtyiast sinking premature Sr@ve-wh the eeran
prospect OF mse being early tere OF the partner " ma JOYS
aod young and helpless cldea Of tLose ca
dcarina attentions and watcboi sociude whiSh m9tsi
support the hraItreuding afhcuon II cssaoe thsn-tt
ofor increase their families regardless Oh
themselves the well being their onprne
when simple healthy aud certain remedy within oai
coutrol he advertiser selling the OF this subject
and estimating the ben hts resuitinS 70 housaa Dy nv
adoption Of prescribed ~ her, would respectfully nons
the Of the married - confederation NOT wise
preventeys 70 which we are SUBJECT by inD
healthy within eonrvlf Every dpasiozsts
vruous and enlightened r.ad Will ashes'tsnnsU s~sf
the affirmative
Pric. Eve dollars package accompanied with ,u and o..
They be sent by mali to all parts OF tas
United States. ,.-.r NJ
An MAI; gis b se II asi.'isS y.
houvs rom f. H. to r ID. Bostoa obce No. EsscI ~
Ito 2inNm
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For rut, pII.ES

DEAD the following interesting and rsnass7 OF
II Piles MIR j. Bowman. distinguished sTR6eR .tsding
in Broadway has been aaeted with the Pea spy ts years
lie consulted about three months Ne kdtpe
foul appetite bad, liver orpd, occasional sounte
pale aud angud empans Of para Sv~s ~ dneys
and weight ia the 0We2 eogooa OF the
bosels, attended with pile tumors so much at times
produce suffering reicSnx them
selves by apoe dschaRe OF blond inducing great debility
the muse Of he back from s long connaed irritation had
de4re st their power producing lumbaRo, aud as
with muchdhculty that he cou walk step was feeble and
nfm had expended more th five hundeo dollars IN fourteen
f ear 'y cured having taken only three boxes o.
my PILE ELECT has travel than Two thousand
mi and feels OF the cofnplai.t "a as vel
and acve me thirty years ago. ana attributes 1t all
sader, this only oil theus nd smiar cses cured by
the The Pile Eiectuary, inefI al remedy,
sold by proprietor his Office 1856 Bow.RY dosrs above
Sprung street Advice gratis. Rem mber 1876 Bo.ery Agea
j. T. Warner Co. Utica; T. ID. Fitch T. Co. Syfacuse
D. swan, Hochsopr Colman & Co. Buffalo.
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NApAMk AE5TELL,

y A a 81 d . Z y d,
ZE,aAi.m HLbYCIAN, Once and res,deuce I&s cress
wth between Courtlsnd snt Liberty Streets uEcf,
be cos2oed with the rtriceat confidence On COZ
plants incident the lerlsle frris
MADAME tietsli snd knou,edge ire
Of female rcsuiarIty scppaee, SuppssSr
Ge such bat few days 10 effect perfect cue
Ladies medical a;.eauanec dunR conneDiep
other ndspost.oE, VIZ, 10 accommodated dursAa srs
siise, with pfiyd<e and Respectable board
Preventive Powder" TO- married ladies' whose usc,le
Yressrous health orbds Of family w b
seat by mail Any part United S4es Prizes &3a psch
aga All letters addrssaA to box go. row foris
Hcsson Office, No. Ersex street."
N. D.-Aladame Ahpy Kill would incrm ladies dig
Of Inc cy who make convenient 70 come TO the
city, that sho would dsvots Attendance nco1
exy part CT the United cfss vhis ea.osahl, dis.
faS m
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eUNy UcU ls5E. f:esaAi.G FILLS
ssyrrrEp Arp rRErAEEo nT -,

me scientss esmbhatiox Of in.relcnss ofrhcs thes,
Fills sre composed have made them tho wund aud ndIn
sator OF the world. They known M Europe 20 s
The only prspstSn dhcYy,red thai has proved nyshJ
certain ia producing the monthly Thor cstny all
css-s beng uch that thcy be used during prosnaney
for though always mild ssfs sd hetby, they certain -
pvtcc- miscar,iaxe il used daring that period.
The directons are translated into Enslish ana are enyors
rcynd with the zeal Of the impcs smped Zach bog con
the slgnsfurs OF M do oudee9gl and The English d.
have the signature OF DR.. r. NEyzAU. authorizes
sEert for the co0tineat Of America. a4.
They can ss t!aSsTttsa 81 ps e .ny part me K,
hs Us,.ea sa,es oihs. i LSc,y stre n a so$
IN Boston OF No. Salem street. Letters dirccted 70 VI
Mvssn, boz "a Few York, will xe-t with nrnedns sttsS
,or Al letters be poEc paid. tW zm~m
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ABBEY HOTEI
ma srRrsr NJ 'n61aJ1anttr pOAD

1924 STREET, BLOOMINGDALE ROAD.
II VAN RENSSELAsR Propr,etor Of the Abbey 10
the liberal his place The past sa.on by
strict attention Is the business and wants Of his guea he hopes
for a Continuance Ct The same.
To those who have visited the place he would respectful
ly that large hne old manu supplied with the neees
Injuries OF e-Rrolnds Unsurpassed IN LOCATION
beauty and with green swee flowers
and hns shade, with attentive ostwait their coming
Gentlemen with their families will find few hours well
spent the cool shade of the old trees OF 70.
Ladies aud Child in ree aud quiet over the er
enss grounds Of the place. and be undisurbed as IN ths
private walks.
Famine. single persons can obt,in board and good
applying Individuals Parties Will bs
supplied With Breakfast Dinner supper. at all hours
MIR Mrore Staxes. rnnning from he Park corner OF Chat
VILE the place hour Of the day-i.e * cents goo:
ride, from the heat and dust OF the city.
New York April. 1914 ai6 fmrc
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d JOSEPH IS M.d-n Lane, Cup stat - importer Of Eng
ID French. and German double and single barre Fowl
ing AID Duekiug Guns. {, m west 10 ia 81 .Tes
always and, enxiv- assorm 1t OF tl~TOLS
b1tl dsubis aud k barre embrac 100 rren' knds
ineiuding the odrn Six rel evolves all which WI
be old lower than the Me- aud
Gun 81 tins picu ary des-d call prevou. 70
making their purch,ses they crtany will hpd T. thi
adv ..tage. go 4msrrc
- lHG PROPklETOR5 Of ,h- CLiNr TON BOOT
HAND SHOE MAkhEt, RESPECTFULLY inor,o Their
pnovei the stock OF 8 ,ots. Sho's, GaIies &C
from h old sapd the o! Can and Hudson
Atoee,s l86 CANAL street between Hudson and rick
where they thg the Boot aad Shoe
lie cheap han Don't firgst the nd
"A. KNOX Il CO.
m3 lmsrc 1856 Canal street.
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.gMAy.N MuNTuI.v p,I.f.s


ai3 tho celebrity efficacy, and iuvaable "
W adsms Iesrsls Female Monthly Ps in all o. III
regularity upprslon Of those functions OF aH
saer inroaucop nso the United Satnow abeat seven teA
CONSTANTLY attsmptea % "
sed VII FOR the Cheap pills purchases
twelve cents box PUT different boxes snd Calico
Esnlsls Nieathly Pills. with the otJecy OF selling than,
sossible dollars boz. Bsrae. are Therefore
cssticnsu tbesc ueon tem H9
aacient that all Female donthy Fills are c2ui.
.sfeis, those sold 1aAsme Rsstss Prncpa Cncs
S Greenwich stree, REV YORK. md Essex street, boston
Pco 81 ksasias Rensls agsstsrs IL rrs.sA on tns so's
oil each box. -.
N B1hsy bs sscd by rsrTisa single. BY foiows
,hs S;rseter en- iox-S IN a, OF zach boz fo :Nsm
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The
IN Wis IL BIZ K
uyIn

so closely resembles real mead Of hair that sscpucs and
~ connoscu have pronounced the most perfect and es
saofnafy invention Of the day The great advantage o ths
iosl and unique wig ia being made without sewing or
Seavng which its closely TO resemble
zoe usafa h both hghtnsss and natural appearances a %
" uetcuon m texture being beautiful 30 porons ana 50
NJ mat IN all cases Of perspiraton evaporation nnmpedcc,
@ % great ey Of other wigs entirely avoided The sceptc
0 connoHseur alike invited this novel and beau
~ R and the peculiar method Of fitting the bead the
nfVet ~ suifs1 ape Imsro
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
j A M E g o IL u o N II Il N N E r II |,

wv. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS:
moyn,ne OF the wesk-pr,s cKrrs per copy County
furnished the rate for any specific PERIOD
on r,m,ttaucs No paper sent unless paid IN ad
-. $780, o..-.,.u - a-u,,~ .,
er ocock-rrics And qrARTER GENTS per copy-'tn
uished country supscrbcrs - per annum, IN sdvsnce
or ~ the same tor arv specific period
lanes t3ospoN BxYNsrr, troprrtov pxd kdtor--ass 70
sfa. On tnnpesa-Mnst,kePosSpna,
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.u SAyTypS 70 sEM = A.ttHs,c,.n -

sanse the sunt Of .hcir somesin 1gspt ey ons o. si
arperenc practice and know ledge sbs her 70 do So Ore
e-rns Il srsrs this, does not wish . :,
,ssr,ag advertising as Female Phys ans" who too lsss
themseves TO Get some scafes
w ies un orant osack 60 experiment. iu,ad Consulting
a,s AND rcsi6rpcc Greenwich srr bstwcn Ccprtl,nt
SAD Liasfy ssrsss Horzy 81 st.sr from a. n. SO
Inn
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sEBRING's RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

SERVINGS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
universally adnei be ran specific iorDyspep
aNervous Alice ions Weak e. loss Of Ape tie, biity
NC Phi, scas to heir iiens nemen no have
cara evcts efuly recommend It. Ladts
derived the from les exhioon II nervous
and 9her compnnt icures arr le,oe to ,hr .pGentss'
AMI the weak aud ieetle made ana g ous Health
the mans nchs he rich mans bl has hro "a 'ts
iau been xte.dsd 10 all classes ami conditions Mechao,
les aud nufctMes nee ant. aud hanksT awyr. and
VII osope poets gd pllntrs have al been enred by
this medcius the rthestes and s,ions sa,
facton Yet thousands upoD thousands remain who
are daii sun ng torture both q IN na and o9dy rom the
above mplaints. nfabie Teuedy ole ed hem
ia the e'totvc cordial which is prepared by T. T. seb int
nd sold at HIS office No 6Nuray street Pnce one dohr yer
bottle aud nine pc dozen. N.Y. lin &c
IAfNt.'S HAM 1UNiC--rnr the growth preieryatioa
eAJ al the hair The propret having devoted
study % the eatm nj OF the hir his al 2h
succeed ID in composing pr paraon, which has proved emf
neatly tul Instances IN proobs
gowh the OF the hair and IN several
eases badness has existed ~ has ced
of ths hair testified to by several
highly respectable vdoas, whose certificates accompany
the ptratlop >.
gives uxurant bancy to the har and preserves the cufs
from the affects of danpne,s. go,
Gent smsn who improve their whsbers. will fluid
III desired rssast giving them thick, glossy, hnr
curling appearance - .
Prepared and sold by Dr. jayne phadepha For sale By
A X ID. SANS,
70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, and
apfs 1msec n East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07
BOOTS AND SHOES.

n LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WIZ WEAR the above articles and h 70 save moey
ing fashionable Boat
Shoe Stores OF s. = SECOR Noa 6oh ana 6l Gree
where al III mseves with article at of
style make fashion aud nish Cannot he surptsss
haps equailed Ia this city.
b. begs apprise particular those and gentle
who well fitting boot indispensable
rcle the tout ensemble of all within ths monde that
dk 81 Green wich the only p New ORR
they can pend on being sui ed.
B.-Ladies and Misses CATER. Shoes, &C.. always
hana ia endless variety.
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