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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-25

District Court Of the United States for the JVe.tern
District Of pnginia, at Staunton, Thursday No
rensber 81, 1876
James Points, assignee in the matter of Daniel
Snyder, in Bankruptcy, Pltn.
Andrew Hunter, William c. Worthngton, and
others, Defts.
The Defendants Elias Shaw, Ross g. Garrett,
Kemp e. Poole, Sam'l. Mcpherson, G. ID. Kinks
u Co., Orndoff g. Co, Marriott g. Hardesty, The
Hagerstown Bank, Thomas Black g. Co, David
son u Dodge, King g. PckeraIl, and F. Dodge
not having entered their appearance, &c. accord
ing TO the Rules Of this Court, and it appearing
from the return Of the Marshal of this District,
that they are not inhabitants of this country: Ii
is ordered. that said defendants do severally APP
pear here in three months from the publication of
this order and answer the petition of the plain
tiff, and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Staunton Spectator, newspaper
published in this District, for two months sue.
cessively, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse Of Augusta county.
Copy-Teste.
NICHO. X. TROUT, D. elk.
Dec. A, 1915.
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N EW GOODS.
M. Gu S HIN G

z
~ the public, that he has just received larg,
supply Of
FRESH FRUITS,
and all other articles in his line-consisting In
part of the following articles:
Fresh Banch Raisins, in quarter, half and
,cheie 5ores, Figs, Prunes. Ctron, CIR
rants and .Suftana RaiSins.
Also, Almonds, Paimnuis, Filberis, English
Wdtnuts, Peacon and Peanuts, Preserp-
ed and Ground Ginger, Ground
Pepper, .Aispice and Mustard,
Sardines, Scotch Herring,
and Picked Oysters.
.aIso, Loaf and Bro,cn Sugar, Tea, Coffee,
and Cheese, Cigars, Chewing and .Smok-
ing Tobacco, Pipes and Stems.
Also, general assortment Of TOYS, CAKES,
CANDIES, ALBANY ALE and CIDER, &c.
&c. all OF which will be sold low for cash or
on short credit TO punclual customers.
N. b. have made arrangements by which
expect to keep a regular supply of FIR Els Il
q STEERS.
Staunton, Dec. ls, 1915.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-25
MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES.

The renewal Of diplomatic relations between
this country and Mexico has, according to letters
from Vera Cruz, been accompanied with propo-
sitons on our part for a settlement of The boun-
Diary question in the following manner:
The United States to pay an decentralization
OF or S5,0OO,00O; their boundary line to be the
kio Bravo del Norte, including part Of the States
OF Tamaullpas, Cohahuia Chihuahua, and New
Mexico, together with the city oil Santa Fe. The
Vera Cruzano gives the following statement Of
The loss Of territory by Mexico under such an ar
rangement. The whole of Iexas-2l 900 So.
leagues Chlhudhua-out of 81 500 so. leagues
she will lose $500; New Mexico--out of [ 900
do, she will lose 5000; Cohahua-out of g.
500 do, she will lose IFS ramaulpas-out of
$500 do. she will lose $500. Total loss, Oh.
O75 square leagues.
The writer of the letters from Vera Cruz does
not believe that the Mexican Government will
accede to such proposition, at least not for so
small an decentralization as 4 or $4,000, 900 1t
is also stated by the same authority that PROPOSE
lions have also been made for the acquisition OF
New California. The boundaries would in that
case be--the River ella, which unites with the
Colorado near It's mouth, aud empties into the
Gull OF California. This stream runs almost due
west from the Rocky Mountains, through the
State Of Sonora. This acquisition Of territory
would give us the harbors of San Francisco,
Monterey, and San Pedro.-BaH. american.
The crew of the u. S. frigale Constitution have
transmitted from China through their commander,
capt. Pierceval, the handsome sum of 81 $50 for
The relief Of the sufferers by the pittsburo fro
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-25

The Philadelphia U. S. Gazette stated days
since that gentleman of that city had succeeded in
constructing speaking auomaton. That paper of yes
terday says
The automaton constructed by Mr. Fabcr was exhibit
tcd privately last evening number of persons and
subjected TO severe tcsts-a Of which were successful
ly undergone In compliance with the wish of gentle
men present the figure made TO talk i'm the English
German, French and Latin languages TO sing an accom-
paniment to music, TO laugh, aud to whisper.
Thus wonderful specimen of inventive skill will soon
be exhibited to the public.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-25

ShsAWaleHfAs eO WIZ
A + County Court of Augusta, held at the
Courthouse OF said County, on Monday the
9th day of October, 1876
John w. Paine, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Adam Nj. Shu;z and John Shultz, Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
This day came the Plaintiff by his At;ornev,
and the Defendant Adam Nj. Shultz not hayi6o
entered his appearance and given security Accord
ing 10 the Act Of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not nhabitant Of this country 1t is
ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the mex: January term and an.
swer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa.
per published in the town of Staunton for two
months successfully and posted at the from, doc
of the Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Tese,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
Nov. 6, 1915.
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WOMAN TO BE HUNG.

The trial OF Mrs Van valkcnbrough, in Fulton coun-
ty, NJ Y, for the murder of her bv poisonug
IN March last, has at length Il close-From til.
nature OF the evidence il clearly established that
her husbands death had been occasoned by arscnica
quantity Of which she proved have purchased
short time before the deceased taken ILL., In accord
ance with these facts the jury Saturday returned into
was immediately passed upon the wrctchcd woman by
Judge Willard. The day appointed for the execution
is the 24th of next January.
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RICHMOND MARKET.-DEc. IS.

Flour 1851 IL is offered and Sc is asked.
WHEAr-liO a ll5 cents for red, and lis a 100 for
white.
CoRN-in demand Sales at 65 10 cents per bushel
OATs-Salcs from wagons and railroad at IS cents
per bushcl, and from vessels at 80 n SO cents
PRovIsIoNs-Bacon Smthield s I-2 cents ; hams
8 10; Western sides . s; shoulders 6 a 6 l-2 ;
stock fair, demand light PoRK 1915 600. LARD
Barrels s; kegs a 5 l-2 cts.
WHIsKEY-Barrels 80 hhds % cts.
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On the 22nd ut. there were 327 900 bushels of
Wheat in store at Chicago, Illinois, and by the
time the Lake navigation opens il is estimated
there will be more than million bushels on
hand. Six years ago, this part of the Western
country drew its supplies of breadstuffs from the
East
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-25

PLAoUEMISEs.-"Oh,w what falling of is there.
my counirymonw Who would believe it? pla.
quemnes-Me Plaquemines, which returned
majority Of about one thousand ootes for Polk.
gives I'd a'i on'y 100 votes Tor the new Constitu-
ton! Yet the Loco Focos all 90 for the new
Constitution! IN. o. Iropie.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-25

hon. ANDREW JOHNSON, one of the most prom.
lnent members OF The present Congress, from
tennessee, is a Tailor, and learned to read and
write after his marriage. He is yet in the prime
OF lie, and bids fair to become very distinguish
ed statesman.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-25

United States District Court for Western Virginia
holden at Clarksbtug,
IN BANKRUPTCY
NOTICE to Creditors and all others concerned in in.
tcrest. TO show against tho petition of
No l2.-Elias L. Davis of Harrison county for q
discharge from all his debts, and certificate thereof
on Monday the 30ih day of March 1876 the FIRST day
the next term Of said Court A Copy-Tcste,
RlCfpD. w. MOORE, Clerk.
Dec. Q, 1s46.--1od
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Ole Bull, the violinist, il is said, realized du
rlng his visit to this country, nearly eighty thou
sand dollars. This is folding to some purpose
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lMSIElD AE&o

lASlERAESo
augusta County Court Clerks Office, to wt:
rENAKEN UP by David Showalier, of this
= county, light brindle STEER, three years
old, with crop and half crop off the right ear,
and appraised to Sill.
Also, by Addison Hyde, a MULY IIEIFER,
between two and three years DID, red and white,
a good deal Of white about the head, back, belly
and legs mo ear marks or brands visible, and APP
praised to SO.
Copies--Teste,
JACOB II. STRIBLING, u. c. :. G.
Dec. Is, 1915.
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&JOIEIOIBo

NONIOl@o
'ENllE Court Of Directors Of the Western Asy-
lum, will, on the fourth Saturday in January
next, proceed to elect Matron for said Asylum.
Salary $500 per annum, with board in the In
stiution. Testimonials of qualification can be
forwarded to the undersigned.
FRANCIS II. STRIBLING,
Physician and Superintendent.
Dec. Is, 1916.
do The Augusta Democrat, Richmond Wing
and Enquirer will please copy four times.
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LARGE STOCK OF SUPERIOR
PIANO-FORTES.
FOR SALE IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

nut Of the numerous testimonials in our pos
" session, to the fact that those who want Pr
amos can be suited in all respects, in purchasing
OF us, we would respectfully cite the following,
addressed 10 our senior.
"CoMAN's WELL, Sussex County,
Virginia, Sept. IL, 1887.
"Dear Sir can cheerfully add nv testimo-
ny in favor of your Pianos. The one purchased
OF you in April last, has, In all respects, equaled
my expectations, and is, in the opinion of judges,
IA very superior instrument.
al examined the Pianos, of several factories in
New York, in March last, and satisfied myself
that those of Messrs. Stodart, Worcester e. Dun
ham, were, to say the least, equal those of any
other establishment that came under nv OBSERVE
ton, as regards their richness of tone, beauty of
finish and cheapness.
Very respectfully,
"WM. ID. TAYLOR"
Since tho above was sold, many improvements
have been made in the tone and finish and the
prices greatly reduced.
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
booksellers and dealers in Piano-Fortes,
and Music, 1877 Main Street.
December i, 1876.
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FOR S.EEE.
Il r. ESH DRU GS.

'ENHE subscriber has jus, received from Phila-
delphla handsome assortment Of Cologne,
Preston's Salts, Fancy Soaps, Beers Marrow
Pomatum. Glenn's Shaving Compound, Guer-
ldlD's Ambrosidl Cream, Tooth Brushes, &C.. and
sundry fancy articles for Christmas presen,s.-
The Ladies particularly are invited TO call and
see them. Il. BERKELEY.
Dec. Is, 1915.
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Here she goes, &. there she goes

G. G. LEWIS has just received frs; rate stock Of
Eight Day BRASS CLOCKS, which will be sold at
very low prices.-Thosc who wish 20 buy would do
we'll TO call and examine them,
Stanton, Dvo, Q.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-25

DISAPPOINTMENT.
,Mg The above sale is postponed until the ED
day of February, 1876.
J. d. WATTS, Trustee.
Dec. 25, 1916.
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ROBERT q. E0wIsoN0
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND. VA,

II ESPECTFULLY offers his professional SER
vices to those who may need them. He
will Practise, as heretofore, in the Courts Of the
City OF Richmond and Of the Counties of Henri
co and Chesterfield.
" Office on + or Main Street, below the Bell
Tavern, and over the Store Of Messrs. Jones g.
Winston.
December d, l84D,--3t
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O BIT T. U A & Y.


DIED, on Saturday morning last, Mrs. ELIZABETH
PARENT, wife of Mr. Eli II. Parent of this place
DIED, on Sabbath the 18th instant, about 10 O'Clock
A. M, at her residence in this place. Mrs. ELIzAEETH
FRAZER, consort of James Frazer, ESQ., in the 5Stb
year of her agc.-LeWisburg Chron
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS!

Tile genuine BrandreM Pills can be obtained at
The Jollocing places:
William Kyle, Stanton; w. w. King Waynesbo:
rough; Kempcr & Holt, Churchville p. A. HciskeIl,
Lebanon, Whit Sulphur Springs; j: r. Syrcle arnas.
nney; Jas. M. Stout, New Hope; d. s. w. Whtmorc,
Mt Meridian; b. F. Graham, Grcenvillc; Jas S:
Gmy, Deericld; MGunn & Co. Midway Col. w. III.
Allen, Green Valley, Bath CO.. John Dickinson Mill.
borough Springs Crawford s. Co., Warm Springs
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MEDICINES,

p TENHE subscriberkeep constantly on
"a hand, full assortment Of MED
T n ICINES, DRUGS. DYE-STUFFS,
PAINTS, LlNSEED AND LAMP
"azr1S OIL, and the most approved Patent
Medicines, all of which will be sold on accom-
modatng terms.
T.. BERKELEY.
Staunton, Dec. 4. 1915.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM RE:
uniting or lntcrmiting Bilious Complaints should read
the following, and be guided thereby
CAUSE OF PAIN.-Pain is the consequence of the CT.
cron OF the organ or part where is present TO throw
OIL morbid or corrupt nmors for pain exist but
from the presence OF those matters which of an un
healthy character. When have pain in the head in
the bowels or in any other part of the BODY il only
proves the presence of which the blood is trv
ing to remove and it is this struggle which is the occa
sion OF pam 10 be bcd only relieves the anguish id
may be SAID OF all une or soothing remedies. Not SO
with BRANDRETH'S PILLS. they at once go 10 the
mors. to conquer the Death Principle To relieve pain
IN TINS way docs not leave any bad effects. The Life
frhcpie not reduced, nor are the teeth destroyed
but all the clcanscd and ther health
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TRIP TO THE COTTAGE.

IN the shop formerly occupied by William McComb, as
Hattcr's Shop, Immediately opposite A. ii. Brooks
old Tin stand, Staunton,-whcrc he will keep fine
kinds, warranted TO be made Of the best materials,
and not to be surpassed in workmanship. He will sell
also prepared to make and put up CUTTERS AND
SCOUTING of Tin or Copper, both and hanging
and TO cover Houses either with Tin, Copper Zine
upon the old and Style and done in the best man
ner-c feels thankful for the liberal patronage bctow-
ed on him for the few months that he has been in bus
ness All orders thankfully received and promptly
tended to.
o. Old Pewter taken in exchange for ware, and also
all kinds of Country Produce.
Stanton. Oct. 20, lSI5.-3m.
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Rappee, Macabau, Demu:h's celebrated Lancas-
ter, Scotch, sc. German and Clay Pipes, Snuff
Boxes, &C., which will be sold upon accommo-
dating terms. G.. II. COCHRAN g. co.
Stanton, June 10. 1915.
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SNUFF AND sEaARs

Il UST received fresh supply Of Tobacco of the
" most approved brands calculated to suit any
taste, embracing Log Cabin 5s, les, los, and
pound Jumps.
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SEGA RS.
SN UFFS.

A large stock of Imported Segars also of gu
own manufacture.
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eminent sho receive no more wages than paid TOR
other services
Mr.. RYcKMAS objected 70 an umPire-U nPiTes never
could decide right
Mr. BuFFUn referred to the socla! government Of the
Quakers in England > example.
Mr. RYcKnAN replied that they were TOO selfish.
The resolution was referred to the committee on or
gsnizstion.
Mr. MAsQU ERIER offered The following;
Resored That as sovereignty the legislative power
4 an nalenable night vel As life liberty ana CONAN
hat II should be exercised by every man IN MS own
rope person AZ soon as the organization Of society vi"
admit -
Pesolred That urtil then the various nAtonai reioIn
assocs,ior should begin % consider themselves pof-
,n Fl the real egissure. that whenever majority
township. and wards IN state SHAH cease 10 aee-
ste their sovereign power that what they shall declare
liz direct speech aud vote shall be constitution and la"
These were referred to the committee on organization
Mr.. NAMING offered few remarks on the tyranny Of
employers
Nr. Nu1TING insisted we were 70 blame in giving so
much power 10 rich men.
And the meeting adjourned.
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,,sNvthtk SOUTHERN srATE.-Thc Jackson
s"s'' Iennessee) whig proposes that new state be
esS composed Of Vest Tennessee, the northern poE'
-. ~ ais'lssippl, and that portion II kentucky lying
~ u me Tennessee nver. The district between the
$500 and Mississippi rivers, would make state
- '"sh RIA OF the States and numbers twenty
-, .e'Pet'O.e counties. without the addition OF Any
~ Vi North Mississippi IL comprises thirteen MYERS
49, .ons me Tennessee Ohio and Mississippi rivers
H. ma payer says, Nature have formed pr
oo1ndary line Of the state
h.lS oLohto NorERs.-The colorcd people lately
49, 0oA'eheon Al Geneva AZ which resolution wa.
'oonneesing themselves w.lh the third party
snn".@ SIS lhey intend 10 cast their votes for liberal
To- - ,slesPecuve O! party. They sire OF course
iosf'A" parry men iRsn.o .foH .nnu VI
P.s.Ss, me nss New Bedford Mercury says Mrs. J.
a. enu''ren and servant (wife OF Hon Pav.on
- A'nerc an Consul At sicy) and 80
The ans Great Britain, arrived here YESTERDAY in
.nj ,'an ne, Nsashon, Capt Smith from iIoncss Hoe
rols7 NHsi of tner respective des,ina-
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BARTINE's LOTION.

Notice " >tTaI, ets and Clillens.
rU,HIs GREAT REMEDY Tor kneurs'l-m Spr3lns Cuts,
/ prui,es Wounds OF every description, pains IA Tue
Lacs and loD. sore lhrost letter nng worm and a.
erptous IN. sEn, aud sgue. cram2 In me siO-
mach headache sc Is now The estaDtd iaVOft-s among
n-ieines intended - elect any the above cas--,
and uuaber.- others vi the ne naiure sucb beng nc
act Il only necessary ssy hat Il can De had al ID cen
per boIteI vi the psopnetors, Z D. bAhiiNE ~ q.
heir principal Depot ol3 BrOac way, and al he ioO"s
ul.ces Ia IL. CITY % Neey-st 81 farshow % Nassau
- l73 Grsnd-st; le3 Cnatnamsi ~ bo"efy haohe q.
R.,t Vauxha Garden: cor ParA Row snd beekmsn-sLi
Bow.ry and RiyngtOn-sL; cor. Wal and Nassau s eoI
rnadyay and Fufonst; 6th avenue, corner l5nst hpp
BoDea CHELSEA aud others. Also 10 nearly AL Us" ph-
cipa cite. and towns throughout he niIed ,raes
ofg
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o. The Genuine caivanic Rings, Bands, Be.ts

y The Genuine CuINHnic HIuSs, banis btIf
Sc-Dr A n IklSrlE The onginsl pzle-ie- and iny-n-
tr Of these celebrated aces, feels duty 10 yarn n-
public --i they deceived IN purchasing P1lss
tf,ons DR. Cr.ti. wishes the citizens vi New YORK
!. oh-r psct-. w,-rs he discovery D., been introduced
~ understand that manner recognizes any OF Inc
sold under Tic name VI ga. sAlc nnss ads &c
tnorz.i Agent Dr. Cr-ue taxes Tie responsibility ~ iu
her a.r hai ID. limitations Of Ills discovery %
.shasv.r and Icy c,1 &c gard II Olhe.
ar tnsn direct ra1f A.! persons, therefore, ~ho
.uu rrur rom any INC painful nasil-s cOApr-n-nds
NICER K1ruuA..tn a. n forms, " Nervous Complaints
a r,-r noS chronic :.geru IL Character requested
~ sppiy Al ue Only place IN Ss" ora where tic genuine
ia guIton-.t Sun building Numerous cerde from
Phy.cians ard Others Of The highest character and ne
,ence and winch daily scc4nn.alns, esa Always be
OI ays
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IS Llcnr CosPAsY,i

OffIc. VI ma u I. Gas Llcnr CoNrAsf,{
October LIN, 1919 }
THE PRESIDENT aud Directors Ia . LLls Jay 20 70
caoi .tocs Of Company, for he SIX onins sDohs
Lot August payable 10 The sgocEboidsf' on 49, ~
Saturday. % November next -. -. .
Tn- Transfer Will be CLOSED from NJ I'm rs 10
thai dale by order, q l. ~ f.I.ii !, Sc y. lo.-,rl
IIARDWARE and CuLery-seAnsn Lo"efre Ls
III Sprng.L GreenwchsL offers Tor sale arge and
geuer a, sortul-ni Of Hardware Cutlery, bnianDa and
IA Dsa cd Wus ola
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A. no THE PUBLIC-TuE BALL aooM IN tn

IT, 70 THE ptbLIG-IltE DAHL AOoM an u"
Ms ,naAspcaIc hOelis NO" hns up and AZ % ~ .oni'
- y!.ts order by 1i OctoOUr fcrsons wishing
10 get ~ sJcirty Mary Balls, any oter fespeeaoo
afes wishing 10 anus. themselves d1flnt lhe "hti WIZ
40 well by examining themselves and 1hc suo
.crber Is sure they De pleased Win ibeccsuoh, "ch
canvt surpassed by sry other room OF us axe III V"
city. A.. ., 4, .., ,.,
specabc teacher dsncisg <, who can ge1 seDooL 10
.uch au one unc w.li DO let low. ,, 80.
49, splendid Room suitable ior Lodges. with all ne
n,turv- winch be put IN operation WIN Ney h''oeA
Pense- ~. - - .,,,.,,s m,
h. ding Two Billiard Tables. Tue above room VII DC te'
10 ~ good tenants. 49,.
Thos,, wishing any OF the above diucf-t Anus
If bu,lues, " M please call 1nd themselves a.
le business vi Boarding viii be continued rs usual al ~
per day. and by aud Ia permanent Ooafues "P
Ger 10 -u tho patrons Of The house
80 t,ar, NJ. 5. TlRESHER-
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Wuydropathic Institutions


NJ ID. ia, established Hydropaihc Institution for LIE
oi DISEASE upou tie cold syseIn the
lra pleasant village OF AonisiOwn " j. The efficacy
o. cold water Tire prevention and OF disease
generally admitted and IA msuy paris OF Europe and our
vwn country suspended lDc " drugs anc mecl-
cues la both acute ana chrome diseases, such e.ers
rheumatism govt, paralysis scrolla spinal disc TN
Guiding car 4uTes distorons dyspepsia and host
lis which he'll 10, The ACTON OF cUd wsIr rapid and
permanent seixl1g upon The cause Of disease
greatly the amount Ol human misery aud suffering and
produces radical cure OF disease Wien other ard
Treatments have Jailed. In LIE graphic language Oi bu"ef
under The GELD eaniai ntiIre leaves uc body ~
is own instructive tendency, which Is always towards re-
cOvery Of reaction commences snf he con
,ati1n j. NOT only amended. undergoes change" Dr.
Dexter has recently returned from Europe and has msoe
extensive arran geueus oi baths &c aier The plan OF Press
ul.x himself l. vii be lAs vi The proprietor hc he
offer. 10 lay Aids The VI relief from disease 10 give
them a.o The comfort aud cOlgenecces II home Nor
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