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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-15
Stop Here, Gentlemen.
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A T RED UED PRICES.


!EN!E subscriber has Just returned from
a the North, where he has purchased a
New aud Splendid Assortment of Seasonaale
GOODS, OF newest styles. and " Ilich ne is now
opening at his store in W oodssock-such as
Plain and Balzarine Lawns. worstel Ralza-
rlnes; Sc. Berage, &c, Mousin de lain,
Silks, Bombazines, Merinoes, &c all of the
newest styles-both French, English and
American prints of various kinds and newest
styles, such as Polka Alpaca, Lawns, &c.
And a variety Of Hdk'fs. Gloves, Hosiery,
Edgings Bonnets, Ribbons. Lace, Half pins,
Necklaces, Deeds, and other fancy articles to
suit the ladies. Please call and see for your.
selves.
For The Genflemen-I have cloths, blue blk.
blue, invis- green e5c.-plain, plaid g striped
cassimere-satnetfs of various kinds, striped
and plaid and drilled linen, tweed, &c. for
pantaloons-silk, worsted. and marseilles YES
tings-penitentiarv plaids-S-4, A. aad ga
bieached and brown cottons-Russia. cassi-
mere, painleaf and legho,n hats. of new
est styles-a fine assortment of ladies' and
gentlemen's shoes of all sizes and qualities
Hardware, queensware, groceries, &c.-Ali
Of which, will be sold at small advance on
cost for cash, Or to punctual customers at sx
months credit. j. c. KERN
May S, 1S45.
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should be. Ii strikes Us that we car
thrash The nTenth Legion in the way
Of large majorities. We are proud d
our majorit!es, proud Of our Congress-
man, and proud Of the Republican par
~ Of the 18th.
mot quite, neighbor. The old
tenth can poll as many votes as
your whole Congressional Distlct;and
adj! her little sister PAGE, and we can
almost beat you double. You have
done well-better than many expected
but we can do a great deal better
Go on: a better day awaits you, if you
continue to'improve; but you never can
thrash the 'sTenth Legion in the
way oflarge maj critics" BY the way I'VE
are glad TO know that our neighbors
IRE beginning TO do well, as we have
alleges done. What pity that the
good example Of the old "Tenth" has
been so long lost upon ourgood neigh
3 ors! But it is betierto do good lote
than necer-iSeatiael.1
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EAfTFnEDfs E,M MD
FHSllE subscriber begs leave 10 inform the
IL public in general. that he has leased ion
term of years, THE GLOBE IN ~
AT THE CORNER OF MAaELr AND nowAmnsrs.
Baltimore.
THIS commodious public house has recently
undergone thorough. rcpair, aud is pleasant
Y and fasorably situated for men OF busine IS.
Inc terms are adapted TO the pressure. of the
times; and every effort shall be made in regard
to washing, boarding and attendance. to &c
cnmmn.iase strangers and render his house a
pleasant home to sil who nav favor hin. will,
their patronage. Roard C,se Dollar per- day.
JACOB BONN.
REFERENCES.
4Hessrs. l'iyipr g Son, D,mSely. Ftaion e 90.
Gre g Ro,cara !sesnet $ BaugAer. Eema
Iphiieford, Lot Ensey e Go. Chnuaeg
Rrooks 9 Co. GasneH and Berries Kemp s
Buckley, Iayh,r & Keys.
Baltimore, June s, 1844-y
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Stop at headquarters!
LATEST ARRIVAL. OF
Spring & Gs.ssazases. Goods.

FE1HE subscriber having Just returned from
n the Phiadei phia & Baltimore ma, kets,
calls the attention Of the citizens of Wood
stock to his assortment of Spring and Sum
mer Goods. which are now being opened at
his establishment, which were selected with
great care and attention. He therefore only
deems it necessary to State that his assort-
ment is extensive and general. and that he
viii no. he undersold by any other establish
ment in the county. Ali in search of bargains
will do well to call in-for this is the place
where they are to be had. His assortment
consists in part of the following:
Sup. blue blk and invisible green cloths
Striped, fg'd and fancy cassimeres, new style
( Cut velvet, satin, silk and maisciIies restings
Sup. satnetts Of all colors and prices
! Gambroon, brown & bleached linen drilIings
/ Plaid and plain linens, new style
/ Do do tweed cassmeres
Plaid s striped drills gent silk & satin scarfs
/ Blk 1t cravats,gent's kid, cot'n & heav. gloves
Satin stripe and French lace lawns
Worsted bazarines. silk warp aipacas
! Bingham lawns, ceshmere de cosse
Blk mouslin de lain; earlston, Hamilton and
| manchester ginghams; satin, striped & plain
/ iaconetts, plain and fig swiss musl:ns
Bishop lawns. Grape Isle, Irish linen
Blk and white bionb netts, linen lawn
Blk, fancy and striped prints new style
Plaid handkerchefs, Isle lace
Ladies blk and col'd kid gloves
( silk and pic mic gloves and mitts
! Thread and bobnett edgings and insert;ngs
Bonnet s cap ribbons, feather & painte.l fans
Fancy dress hkfs: blue. pink, blk s. whit Grape
Blk veils blk $, col'd cambrics, spool eottons
| Also, ladies' braid and gimp honnets
i Tortoise side combs, horn tuck do
/ Gents. fine boots, extra quality
Ladies kid, goat and seal shoes
Misses and childrens do
Gents. pumps-ieghorn, palm & seagraas hats
/ Candle wick, cotton yarn. osnaburg
Cotton battas-Together with q general
assortment of
| HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE.
SA d LEf,Y.
! DRUGS & MEDICINES.
6 Il O G E RI r S, &c,
All kinds of country produce taken ir ex
change for goods as usual. The subscriber
is thankful for the liberal patronage hereto,
I fore extended to him, and will be happy t.
receive their orders for the future.
! April 10. l845. II. WALTON.
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tTANYknI) FOR RENT,

FsHIiE subscriber wishes 10 rent the Tan
q yard, now in tiie possession of Mr.. Rich
ard A. Clarke. and late the property OF Sir
WIN Hotte!, lying on Stony Greek, near Col
uinbia Furnace. The situation is most de
sirahle one and offers superior advantages to
any person wishinge TO engage in the Tan
yard business. The appnrtenapces Of the
ward are IN good repair. and there are good
Dwelling, Barn snd other necessary buildings
an the premises; and also fine Garden -
Perons DESTROYS of renting. whud do well to
examine the premises. Possession will be
given the first of September. In my absence,
Mr. Jacob Lantz will give any information
desired. ANDREW j. HUPP.
Nav IS i845-.f
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New Establishment.

YsSHE subscriber would respectfully ar
"a nos!nce to the pubic dat he has opened
an establishment in the town Of Woodstock.
F0R THE MANUFACTURE OF HATS.
His store room is opposite the resd ence Of
Dr. JOS Irwin. where he will always keep on
haE;l an extensive assortment OF hats, made
after the latest fashions and most approved
styles. From the experience Of his foreman
in tie establishment, Mr. j. G.. he thinks he
can safely say that his work, both as to its
make and finish. viii be superior to any made
in The place, and not inferior to any made in
the North His prices ss:sll be moderate. and
hats will be sol,. al Wholesale at a very lib
eral discount. County produce taken in
exchange fos hats, AZ the market price.
II. ST. mo. RiNKE2.
Woodstock May 8, i845.-y.
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Dissolution q tastncssGiIp.

TINE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
- between the undersigned, under the
name Of SrBrnT & DIHGxs, in he mercantile
business, was dissolved by mutual consent 81
parties. 1t therefore becomes necessary that
the accounts Of the FIRM should forthwith be
closed by note or cash. The latter would be
preferred in order to final settlement be-
tween them. Those concerned will please
give them call, and settle their respective
accounts without delay.
JOHN SIBEKT,
JACOB DiNCEs,
JANUARY ~ i045
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OIL OF T.aNNIN, or Leather Restorer
TVyHIS celebrated preserver and restorer OF
Il leather has been too fully tested to need
further proof of its efficacy than trial.
Harness, shoes, and other leather can be re-
stored to perfect sounsiness by using it. Pre-.
pared by Comstock & Co. q Cortlandt st
N. Y. For sale by j. G.. KERN, Woodstock.
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Turrah for Texas and Oregon!
tkatYa Pete Ecer on the Wing !!

SE'atra Pete Eser on The Iyang!!
Collector, Constable, Auctioneer, SC.
TETER HOsHOUR, Jr., will diligently
q and faithfully attend to the collection of
debts throughout the county, in his capacity as
collector, upon reasonable terms. and to all off
cial business within the bounds Of precinct Mol.
Auctioneering of every description conducted
upon the most approved style. In his absence
from town. persons DESTROYS Of en:Iustng
claims to him, may deposite them with Joseph
H. Clover, or Samuel Rinker, proprietor of
the Temperance House, either of whom are
authorised to execute receipts inlny name.
Inclined to be exceedingly accommodating,
all persons having PAPER to dispose Of, viii!
meet with liberal advances and small discounts
by calling on their most obedient aud humble
servant. EXTRA PETE
Woodstock. April "a, 1886
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FHSHE undersigned having made his purchas
q ses in Philadelphia and Baltimore mar
kets, has the pleasure of Offering to his form
er customers, and all others in search of bar
gains, the advantage of selecting from ar
entirely new stock. bought upon the best
terms, and selected with care, and will be sold
1T reduced prices. would say to nay Gus
toners. that can and will sell goods at as
low rates. for cash. as they can be purchased
between this and Baltimore. Let all those
call and test the matter. who may doubt the
fact. and ascertain for themselves
Having sold goods FOR the last seventeen
ye airs in " ootstock. and in January last sold
out 10 my partner, l am now receiving and
opening. iii the house directly opposite the
cid stand. Known by the name of No I
cheapside, a new and splendid assortment of
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IgOnnets. Hats, Roots, sc.

TusT RECEIVED from Philadelphia. at
cd fIeadquarters,a very handsome and fash
ionable lot Of ladies' braid and gymp bon
nets, raisses' gymp do I. gentemen's superior,
fashionable goat boats, warranted OF best
quality and city made. Gentlemens' goat
slippers, very pleasant for summer; also, 6
black leather trunks,-all of which will be
sold on the most accommodating terms. only
ask our fair acqdaintances to give me call,
as feel certain can please.
Nav I, 1915 K. WALTON.
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Spring & Summer Goods,
CONSTITUENT FART OF

Sup wool.dyed, black. blue-blach and blue
cloths; blk mixed and fancy cassimeres and
satIness; white and brown drilling. brown and
straw co!ored linens. new style summer cloth.
gambroon. silk velvet. blk satin and silk yes<
ting, new style marseilies restings-worsteo
balzarines, French lace lawn, fancy do
beautiful plaid stripe and plain silks for La
dies wear-grass skirts-fsncy and black T.
white prints, la polka do new sty lie mouslifs
&c lairs do blk Ipaca-ginghaln lawns
earlston, hamilton, china and manchester
ginghams-lace, plaid and plain cambrickss
laconet do.-plain & fig. swiss muslins-bish~
op lawE, cap netts-bik & white Irish linens
linen cambrick hdkfs, gentlemen's super aud
common silk pocket hdkfs of various stvles--~
children's silk pocket hdkfs-table diaper
bird eye diaper, plain and Jig. bob;nets, swiss
inserting, edging, laces and isles, lace and
eigings and nsertings, fancy silk scarfs and
hdkfs- ladies cravats, ladies and gentlemen'a
gloves of all descriptions-n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and bleached holfand---bIeacheo and brown
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, osnaburgs, and ala
other articles usually kept in country stores.
Cotton yarn, candle wick, dye
stuffs and paints, hardware,
Queenswme, and Gro
ceres.
Ths undersigned will take in exchange for
goods the customary articles offered in country
stores, ard give prices Of his goods hen The
| goods are placed on the counter for sale, and
that will be quite as cheap as have seen
| them in print.
| must tender my thanks to former custo-
| mers for past favors, and hope to receive their
! patronage by untiring attention to business.
JOHN SiBERT-
Woodstock March 27 1S45
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C0MMIsSICKER's SALE,

MY VIRTUE Of decree entered in the
40 County Court Of Shenandoah. on the 9TH
day Of April, 1915, in the case Of David Spit
Ter and wife, against Link, &C., shall proceed.
on the 18th day ef .Noy, 1915. to sell at public
sale on the premises, to the highest bidder, the
LAND in the bill and proceedings mention
ed; being the same land Of which John Link
died seized The tract contains about ONE.
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES, a
good part of it limestone, with several Dwell
ling Houses, a Barn, good running water,
and fine timber on it, lying on the road leading
from Newman's Furnace to Lost River, near
the foot of the mountain. The terms of the
sale will be as follows: one third of the purchase
money in sixty days from the day Of sale, bear
ing interest; another third payable. in ten
months, and the last third in twenty two
months from the day Of sale; the purchaser Civ
ing bond forthe Msialments. A deed will be pre-
pared for delivery, but will be withheld until
the purchase money is fully paid, and the land
held liable for the purchase money.
j. HAAS d. S.
For A. Rinker, s. S. C.
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yETIi-L be sold, on Friday the Esd Of May
w next, st the residence OF Jacob Frye.
Sen, decd. all he personal property Of said
deceased. consisting IN part Of the following
articles w:
One Mare and Colt, one Road Wogon,
Horse gears, Piouehs, Harroms and
Farming Utensils Of euery description;
Goes, young Cattle, Hogs, Bacon,
Lard, one neso Copper Kettle, one Cross
CIT Sau, one Loom end Tcckling,
4 Good Beds, Beadsteads; together NTH
every description Of Household and
Hitche1, Fog'aitstre.
At the same time and place will be offer
Ell for sale the plantation on which the said
Frye resided. at he time OF his deeease, con-
tanning
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200 ACRES.

more or less, lying in the neighborhood of
Buck nil, on which is good TWO sTO
RY DWELLING HOUSE, a good Barn, and
other out buildings, and an orchard of excel
lent FRAT. The Land is fgood quality, about
one half Of which is under good fence, and set
in grass, and the balance heavily timbered.--
The above land will be sold in pursuance of
The last VIII and testament of the said Jacob
Frye decd and may be good bargain 10
any who may wish to purchase a farm. Any
person wishing to see the same before the day
OF sale, can do so by calling on the subscriber,
who lives near the same. The terms will be
easy. and made known on the day OF sale.
On the personal property a credit Of nine
months will given on all sums Of three dollars
and upwards. Sale will commence q. 10 o.
clock, A. NJ
JOHN FOLTZ.
Fx'r. Of Jacob Frye, decd
i Anril 10. 1S45.
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r. WILLIAMS c. S

A MEXICAN HAIR DYE-This Dye 10
"a warranted. If strictly applied according
to the printed directions to change the hair
from any other color to beautiful Auburncr
perfectly Jet black, without staining or 'rrl-
tating the skin like other hair dyes.
It is prepared only hy Dr.. Jayne, No "
South 1aiiir. street. Philadelphia. Price ~
Gents per buttle. Sod ty Dv. @. &amitt,
Jjoodsfpek. May 2ss 1884.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

YnsHE subscriber has on hand, nearly fin
III shod, | large Six Horse Broad Tired
Wagon, Three Horse do, New Carryall.
finished completely or 2 of the Strickler'
Wheat Fans, all Of which viii be sold low for
cash CT on time to good responsible persons. OF.
exchanged for produce For further particulars
call on the Subscribers at his store in Woodstock,
where he has large stock of Goods of all
kinds. new styles, selected with great care in
the Northern Markets, all of which will be
sold iow for cash or en- time to punctual Gus
toiners, or exchanged for produce.
JOHN c. KERN.
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SECOND ARRIVAL.

.Eoeo as the Time to Spend your Cash
JACOB DINGEs has just received lot
81 OF jacquard and satin stripe lace lawns,
new style and very rich; lace, artificial flow.
ers, hosiery. super yestings, brown and
bleached driilings
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lSIdy i IN5Fo-
- q HALE boxes window glass (part 10
eFC by -, just received andtor sale, at
reduced prices The subscriber viii sell glass
by the box at Winchester prices to country
merchants or others wishing to purchase by
the box or half box. JOHN SIBERT.
Nav I 1o45
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New Spring & Summer
8i:opps+

TESHE subscribers take pleasure in informing
IA their friends and customers that they have
received their Spring and Summer Goods,
which were purchased with cash, and will be
sold at reduced prices-assuring those who
call, that good bargains win be given. The
following is part of ou. supply
Wooi-etyed, black, invisible green and blue
cloths; black and fancy cassimeres; satinets;
brown & striped linens s drill;ngs; silk, meri-
no. satin and marseilles vestings, black sum-
mer cloth; Irish linens; summer wear of ali
descriptions & at various prices; cambrics and
Jaconets; nets for caps, laces, edgngs s, nser
tlngs; cap and bonnet ribbons: gloves ofall
kinds. mits, s5c.-New style goods for ladies'
dresses Plaid barage, balzarines. lawns;
French, manchester, earlss0n and lawn ging
hams; silk warp alpaca, plain and striped silks
for dresses; corded and grass skirts. ladies'
dress hdkfs., cravats and points, linen cam
brio htikfs. silk and cotton hosiery: plain and
fig. swiss muslins. lace and bard iacanet
musins, fancy prints, black and white do. silk
pocket hdSfs., gen,Iemen's scarfs, ladies' ties
and cfavats. nankeens, checks. plaid eotsons
osnaburgs brown and blcached cot.ons, palm
hats. mems boots and shoes. assortment, OF
shoes for ladies, etc.
Hardware, Queensware, Paints, Dye
stuffs and Groceries.
And many other articles usually kept
IN country stores.
We invite our friends to examine our stock,
ane. see for themselves. that goods will be
sold low for cash
we tender our thanks FOR past iavors, and
| hope Tor continuance Of the same
FETZER & DiNGES.
April 10, 1916
n. B. Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at market prices.
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l!epdjrjnt;, eft4

EOIIN CLINEDINST, having permanently
- located himself in the town of Woodstock,
Virginia, would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Shenandoah and the adjacent coun-
ties, that he is prepared to manufacture
Carriages of every description, such as
a! Carriages, Buggies,
ESeef CHARIOTEES. SULKIES,
BAkOUCHES, CARRYALLS, &c. &c
also repair carriages at shortest notice,-all of
which shall be executed in superior style. and
at moderate prices The materials Of which
his work win be constructed shall be the very
best the country can afford. From his expert
ence in his trade, and his determination to ex-
ecute his work as we'll as it can be done else
where, he flatters himself that he will be able
to give general satisfaction.
His shop is on the main street. between the
residences of DR. JOS Irwin and Col. II. 5. y.
Albert, where he will be glad to receive orders
for any work in his line.
Woodstock, April II. ls45.-y
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NOTICE..

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber al
Saumsville, either BY note or account,
are earnestly requested to make payment to
S: Kronk or Noah Bausernlatl. who are
fully authorised TO collect and receipt for al
accounts due me.
April 10, l84J A siIi.Ey
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CAazPEsEsE4T4,s EEesTElL.

FESIiE. subscriber would respectfully inform
ID his friends and the public generally. that
he has removed to the large 5 story Bricl,
Building on the corner of Loudoun and Cork
streets, where he is now prepar-
Ass#,SsHIA ed to entertain Travellers and
Eli Nsa, others, who may be pleased to
-, ~ 80 Azssz.a give him call. The house is
pleasantly situated and has been
newly fitted upin a very neat and comfortable
STYLE, and is well arranged for all the purposes
Of a Hotel. He would now avail himself OF
this favorable opportunity to return his thanks
for the liberal share of patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him, and particularly solicits his for
mer patrons to give him call. Active and
experienced Servants viii at all times be in
attendance, and every exertion used to render
general satisfaction to all.
Gentlemen can be accommodated with bear
ding by the week, month or year.
The S.abling attached 10 the premises are
sufficiently large and in excellent condition, and
will at all times be plentifully supplied with
Provender, and experienced and trusty ostler
will be constantly in attendance. Horses taken
at livery at moderate rates.
JOHN B. CAMPBELL.
Winchester. May s, l645.-3t
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GiCAL INDEX;
Illustrated with Several Hundred
ENG3tAy1aGs
UJeIt is the determination Of the publisher to
spare neither pains nor expense to make this
work perfectly accessible to ereay family thro'
o2st the entire country. It will be one Of the
most attractive and cheapest ever presented to
the patronage of the American people. The
preparation of the work has been attended iWth
great labor and expense. HrsToRy requires a
distant eminence, from which to take an impair
tial view Of the character of the transactions
which submit themselves to the recording pen:
but more than half century has now elapsed
since the colonists first asserted their indepen-
dence; and the generation whose arduous strug-
giles achieved SO glorious a result, has passed
away to the silent tomb
Through the whole work, the editor has al
med to do justice without asperity; to applaud
patriotism, but not 10 justify lis excuses; TO
condemn tyranny, but not TO overlook the viz
tues ofmany Of its instruments; and TO exhibit
the kindly prospect Of the FUTURE more strong
~ than the irritating aspect Of the PAST. The
great interest that the bare mention OF such a
work is calculated to excite, has encouraged
the editor to make it every way worthy Of a
liberal patronage. An extensive sale can only
enable the publisher to offer itat the low price
proposed. Postmasters snd others wishing to
act as Agents, win receive all necessary infor-
nation by addressing, post paid,
ROB'T SEARS, l2a Nassau ST. n. Y.
| An edition will also be bound up in muslin,
gilt Price Two Dollars.
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VALUABLE LAND

a.. the greater part of whchl.4..Ee3
is finest bottom, and its advantages either as a
grain growing or as grs zing Farm, are rare
ly equalled.
The improvements are a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE AND KITCHEN, A
LARGE BARN, A STONE MILK HOUSE,
WITH A LARGE AND NEVER FAILING
SPRING OF PURE WATER, A MEAT
HOUSE, CORN HOUSE, SMITHS SHOP,
&C. ALSO A LARGE ORCHARD OF
.RPPLES AVID OTHER FRUIT TREES
Attached to the above Farm are several out
Surveys of hin Land, containing thirteen
hundred acres which will be sold with the
bottom Farm. This land is heavily 1imbered
! Much Of it is we'll adapted to the growth OF
wheat and clover, and afording goot. range
for stock. which enables the owners to keep
a large number Of cattle. A farther elescrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary, as persons who
may wish to purchase will examine for them
selves. Possession will be given the fall Of
next year.
HENRY +. FRYE
! ABRAHAM w. FRYE.
ENJAMIN r. FRYE.
/ August the rs, 1874. 1T
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o. THO raluab!e publications for Three
Dollars.-Sears' beautiful Pictorial FAMILY
MAGAZINE for one year, and the above work
complete, will be furnished for Three Dollars,
RENTED in New York or Eastern funds, free
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