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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-07-03
A F A II M !.

Lying on the east side of the river, adjoining
the aforesaid premises, and known by the name
Of the Lindamood farm, containing ;27O Acres,
more or less, well adapted to grazing OF cult
walton, and in good condition. There are on
it good Dwelling House and Barn, and a ne
ver-failing Spring in the yard.-Also, adjoin-
Ing the said land, tract known as the Boring
Mill tract, containing SO Acres. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
JNO. ]. ALLE.S,
July 3, 1916. Ex'r of ]. Allen, decd.
Rockingham Register insert to amt. of $3.50,
and forward bill to this office.
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fla 5.

1USf received and for sale, lot of fine
u and coarse PaImleaf Hats, hy
April "a JNO. G. SCHMI'fT.
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me NFFAi'> itE fILl.S T. pu(ENIX
IX1 BlITERS. tor sail. bv
JOHN G. SCHMTTT,
March 90 lS45.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks office ofthe Ceun-
,y Court Of Shenandoah, for the month of A
phi. 1916, John Craig, Plaintiff, against ia
cob w Craig, Mary Ann Craig. Peter J.
Craig. George Craig and others, deiendants,-
IN CHANtERY.
tR,HE defendants Jacob w. Craig, Mary
Il Ann Craig. Peter }. Craig 4 George
Craig, not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the act of assembly
and the rules If this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi-
,anis Of this country; 1t is ordered, That the
defendants do appear here on the first day of
the next July term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and tina, copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
Woodstock, fol- two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the court house in
ihe said town of Woodstock.
A copy-1'este,
P. WILLIAMS c. 9. c.
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AUtEN Nv ARE received aud it,t SALE a.
" Fxrzhn & Disoks' Cheap cash store.
fe!ruary 20. 1880
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Gs IL Post Office on the LIST day of July, 1916,
III; which if not taken out by the LIST day of Oct
RI next, will he sent to the General Post Office as
del dead letters.
AAgu9 Alexander Anderson George Anderson
David Bowman Susan Burner
Sam'l Beyder (ofJacob) Philip Beohm
4 Thomas Byrne VIM. Backwood
Mounce Byrd Joseph Burner
John Bowman (blacksmith)
Mrs. Catherine Cofhan Levi Coffman
Commandant l46 Regt Jonas Glenn
Jacob Coffman Geo H Copp
Heirs of Captain Leonard Cooper
To the Clerk Of Shenandoah 2
D-F
James Dur1e Thomas Frazer
James A; Fetzef.
Joseph Gochenour Daniel Gable
Harrison Gillock Daniel Getz
Thomas Andrew Grisham
Isaac Hotel 2 Miss Mary Hosahuk
II Benjamin Hickman George Hupp. esq.
y Andrew J. Hupp John Haas 2
"a Joseph Hawn Samuel Hopewell
~ Christs Hickman
Ri J-K
Philip C. Jones Sarah Knesley
Miss Hannah Knisley David Knisley
John F Kearns Jacob Knisley
Harrison Koontz Jabob Koontz
George Keller, son of DR.. Jacob Keller
L
Jap4 Lomax John Linewever
kat produced tn M
John ~: W.-ssnge, Philip Maphis
lssef t tesSasles F Machir Phebe NARROW
Nancy Mackmahan
Jacob Nisewander Jacob Nichols
Mrs Rebecca Nicholas
OPP
AA Orndorff James Phillip
Jacob Roemer John Reppie
George Rogers Henry Ridenour
Miss Elizabeth Rudy Ellis Ridenour
Jacob Richard Jacob Ruddle
Absalom Rinker James Robertson
Mrs George Rodahaver
Il s'i il,s '.aI 6rge Sutton Jacob Stou.
q ss;a ,' 4ichael Saurbaugh in Swami
80 ~ Matthias Smuz c r Shedd
.sc;e.~ Joseph Samuels Rev Noah Schlosse
Jacob Teater Robert Turner
Register Of Wills William Welsh
ii M Americas Wenck w Woods
Persons calling for letters in the above list
will please say they are advertised
JAMES ALLEN, P. M.
July 8, ls45.-3t
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WINDOW GLAsS.--4a HALF
w boxes 10, $40, 4 1912 window
glass. Just received and for sale low. BY the
box or dozen. FETZER B. DINGES.
January Is;
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r. o A C. III

He left in company with another negro. He
is about five feet seven inches high, stouily
made, shade darker than a mulatto. will
give reward of Fifty Dollars if taken cut Of
the county and within the State, or One Hun
bred Dollars if taken out of this State and Sc
cured go that may find him.
ROBERT GRATTAN.
SO, 1845.-3t
Winchester Virginian insert St, and send
acsSunt to this office.
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GIet' 8peps,
CEy PER Tx AN EVER

HILL Fl. & BROTHER having removed
Il Il The store heretofore kept at kiaurertown
I" Saumsviie, and ia the room recently oecu
pied by Mr.. 4 Mley. inform their friends
that they have just opened at that place and
at their establishment at Toms Brook, ar
entirely new and attractive assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, embracing the
usual variety kept in country stores. such as
cltls. cassineres. cassinets. vestings, calicoes
and nshams. silks. musns. and in fact al
mos, every 3rticle for ladies' and gentiemen's
Aedt- hardware qneensware. groceries. med
c'nes, Il, es1uffs. &C. They have determined
% sell sobds as cheap for cash or 10 punotual
customers as they can be had elsewhere
n the county. Give us a call. Country Pro-
duce, as usual, will be taken in exchange for
Goods (April 5, lS45
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DON'T PARADE,

OVNU ] ANAD6s
m Office is hereby gwen. that the Wood
~ stock Volunteers will not parade on
the 4th da. Of July next, as it is manifest that
no pre- parations will be made to celebrate that
'ia. in this place. The next regular muster
will be on the first Saturday in Sept. mber.-
by order Of the captain.
Fl C. DOsH, o. S. =
June 10, 1915,
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$500 8oc.vo,a.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living
~ nsar Mt. Crawford. Rockingham county
on the night ofJune 81 my colored man NAMED
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Valuable Property for Sale.

February Is.
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II ISL OF LETTERS remaining in the
IL Post Office on the LIST day of July, ls45,
which if not taken out by the LIST day of Oct
next, will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead letters.
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WITH AN ACCOUNT OF THE EARLY HISTORY OIL
. THE COUNTRY, THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES, AND CHRONOLO-
GlCAL INDEX;
Illustrated with Sew raj EuudrSd
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})atent nle0ilines.
WISrAR'S BALSAM

. co,rpor-SD BALSNNIC PREPARATION from
\ MI Cherry Bark and Tar.-The oe>t hfMfpi
Known h, t- World for Ire cure Of Coughs NoSs' Ns.
Group Bleeding Of the Lungs, Nmopng cv,t,, plon,
- Tii.rt. >horfu.S- %, Breath. Pam snd WEAKNESS n
H. Br or SIDE Liver Comp Amt, and the hfs' stages o
~ 4 TfioJSAND CURES. In cases deemed utterly
homeless. have firmly established - Ntsi SUPERIORITY ~
49,. f-, nl.,i.sl discovery. 4 IA. a~eys been ~ 81
.Nsl-sss own Prescription being iornied cnsny nvii
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Barr ana Tar
trees hs are trchiv scnfteosl wherever di-et>, e ,
.Inl< prevail Ne gve KftN instance, ot - eN''N'
power. from catalogue almost Nllioul ,na ,
Lads lsitreSs VIII be- gwen a. Ire NeW-l orN NS'te
who gwen zap by all n Ter pay scsii- 10 ore 4" So
SUMPTION hsi a bard fuuor for mouth, on me sIsiA
tre quantities natter sori Of honN suusitnc
ah.n no MEDICINE tor tso months. being pas al ncpe-en
arey cured by few boules OF tas Bssain IN september
and October. l34k
A. Csnnan. Ncw.Yors City. who bad not slept, lying
down. foe years. io,n- ooAsi 20 seep IN sl''as
posture far cured A. 70 a'rd 70 Ms BUSINESS ~ VIC "'s
Tf5ns. Briiee ESQ j. P. Jamsica l. l. cured Of ss'hns
OF ~ years staining. 49,. =. II.
hS h. hsf violent cough and pain In The sde-tor months
a.e srse quantities uf corrupt macralso hllch p.'i-
Id. ar could do hli little ior Mni-~aNe nm p- o
mercury hut iii goodns friends AT sSpio>rd re a'
" 20 Inpn- cuu>lniflnh -ttafeif NAi'" - 'NNN 1890
Wl~TAR'> BAI>AM. =. - ..,
N-s am ID. Hops -. OF Know esyile, y I: entirely
.irl ~ liver complaint and general dephiy 81 e's"eci
Jseob Hoama1 NJ D. Huntingdon, cured child OF 7
Schrueoe of obstinate disease oi ne Lungs s0' "' ~
,ried all the usual remedies IN VAIN
Cases are daily occurring M every part o ic ,'iH'
which prove ncoue-ihy tne vast supeuory OF ~ nNs
shade sd Lung and Liver disease over every V'
preD4ratou heretofore known to the Nsrid ...
Sold. Wholesale afd Retail BY \ X. \ H. SANpN
Wholesale Druggists - Futon>i. NcW-l ora Soid Nso
rs Broadway; ~ Fast Broadway TUE ABoNt ASh iht
ONLY AcENrs n rms CRY Price. - per bottle -
hotties WN>@ ON
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NEW JkRr>AIrN CHURcH-Tbc new structure
ihe use OF inis Church In Boston VIII be- dedicated t.
No"f en'ion Of ihe societc. a. this Denomination
throughout The United State. i. 10 he held IN the new
house Immediately ai,eT is dedication
- A me living specimen of the south Amer
can Nulturc yC0Hdgr) has been exhibited 10 Us IN.
morning. Il Wa taken gpou The Amazon river about
-N months SINCE Dem. then quite young and The pro
perry OF Mr. Jefferson Winchcl. Newark Adv
20 Charles HAYWARD. ESQ OF Boston. was So
rcgey injured saturday hy The gross csrecs-ness OF
some persons engaged N tearing down old building
portion Of which thrown into The street falling upon
him in such a way TO endanger his life.
- LUTHER TUCKER Esq. Editor OF the Cult
yafor was on Saturday last spponied by the Regents
u the University Curator Of the State Cabinets OF Nau
sal History. Albany Argus
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- lanai iron, " oil iNsNcr 10 'icaphi>.-b ~
Is- of fi. Board uf llayor ard Aldermen ~ i-c io'EA
Memoirs. Tennessee. 90 hereby aif eI,se of '-A- M
-11- a 4 INA. from VOL River lu Tire cay u Nti-I-' 2
.,. III l. even Me-. SAD anal VIII PC i1 e- ~ -ee
.. mi on. mile each and seated proposal iof = cDls-i
u vii be received until tie Oh day 81 J--l -rA.
rs io b. PAID for Ia TIE B0lcs o Tx Coipoi -'oAi '
r, w., 10 run With interest pay abe STEM annual! '
Piiltic rhA -,-,.s L.. . -.,..,,. ~, al
Las gef,ased ~ per cent per annum Tor ne a., ivl
,p nov amounts 10 about twenty-five ,oNp Aol--As 10
ar . - -
Opersurs wishing 70 contract are invited 70 come ao 81
tn ground. when a. Tie iniofilal.n ee-. - - y
furnished. J. ). FINLEY, Mayor VI Mem - 4 80
Memphis STU Aprll, 1919 A. -!-N'
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mn BROWN OCULIsT.

SUCCESSOR TO DR. CHILD, the celebrated Ocun-i of
- birmingham AMI London has removed his Office from ~
ubers-.retf 20 bJ Csuasfreei. where be- continues i-
successful treatment -ea-r- 0i t Bye ant imperlac
0u o Vision fO which of u to 90 years have yielded
uc been, lrei ucurtn.s hy eminent Ocull-f- Refer
r- given io cures performed many declared hoi eles-, and
some. blind from 40 fu 400 years.
Reference t0 the follow .lg cures infeieuic cases
Fdu'd Crowley of steamer Massachusetts,, case OF Piu
saf Opti1i0iia
son OF Jon Banslead of Jersey CRY, almost blind from
licafe1.
Miss Molier B Clnnon-streei, violent case OF I amt
C0rne1 covered with Nebpa complicated wish iaaafoss of
yeurs -ianl from Ae4ss pronounced mcurabel Also
er noter aiictei with Opinalma for - yeois,cured OF
lisH0GIf.
James McCoan, 81 Na-ngton-sireei. LpYcsado Chronic
Inflammation 0i Eycids.
jas Damon. ~ Ann-ireel Ptoss, or falling Of upper Eye
aI. icIrei without AN uperatiOn.l
Geo. Howe 90 lietiesrt siuppa.e oi dci30mnH fsnHds
Freerck Bdiun $40 br0onr-siieei bti case oi i1tn.
J. A. Roberts, in Rdge-sree between stanton ami il1u-
iona aa easel OF Furient OpllinG aud ticea'ed roInea
Hours 0fa'eiialce. d 4. NJ 20 = +. VI Advice % DE
-.ur .rl-- 4 l -.--er- mu-- BIZ nI.L-unll IlNlI II
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&c. NEWBIRGu 81 MINER kETkEAT.-Tbe
10 subscriber pcctiiy announces u ur puDic un 70
.tll continues tO keep 10. above nanl'-i BOAkDiNo
ESTABLISHMENT for the reception Of those who may
wish al cool aud healthy aiiios phefe
M. House IS LARGE and tOMMODIOCs, and Pleasantly
t.ied ON Academy iIlll within hive minutes wNk o Tho
steamboat landing The prospects, one Ut s ncLest on I'M
nison ahOring an unOb-inlcted view of Newburgh Bay
.nd hne view OF West Point the Highlands, MountAi'
scenery Families single person, can De- aacvniucs
with board By the day week al reasonable pDes
Newbursh, May, i5i1 lnyH ImisipJ H. L. DoDoE
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FOR THE PILES.

mr.. UPHANS ELECTUARY tan internal remedy :
~ certain cure for PILES, either Internal or cNier-
la-bceIng blind Sold only 10 This city the Office of
he original Proprietor. A. UPtiAM, NJ d. regular ednch.
ed Physician Of twenty years experience confined o an
Office practice where Piles and an Chronic Diseases sue
.rs.fv treated Med cal Ofce. s3 BOwcry, four tooi-
l10ve Srrn--sireet. Office hours from A. W Ia . T. NJ
1Ipi.. srafs mvl1 imDNW-
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0roceries.
EXTRA FINE TEAS.

EXTRA FINE IEAS,
Two CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS. HOTEL
i AND STEAMBOAT PkOPKlETORS, CITY AND
COT NTRf FAMILIES Nc--loj OreeuHlcisi. near touf-
landf-sf aud opposite tire Pacific Hotel, New-i OrA-Ne
beg inform that established ourselves AZ NJ
above place. principally Tor he purpose " meeting the view.
of or rs HOLESALE and large FAMILY customers ~
the Norh River side We have selections from all III
SPRING CARGOkS, and ~ hch comprise the finest -prcl
mrns of Youu. Hy.on hysOn, Ounpo~def. Imperial 90
long, Ped0e NEgyong, C0ngOu s0lclong. &c which have
arrived here ms season. which, with immenfe variety
fue good qualities. oner Al ~or-ale and retail W.
have also tue Government Java aud Oier CO1ees usual
roasted and ground daily.
We continue operations. al other places hereto
fore. particularly al ~ Caan--t We your obed IN
servants. CANTON TIA COMPANY.
Ne1l0rs-ili CAafh1flreet. 1i Oraldsirect, and u,
Bleecaer-iIeet Pl.sde pnae9 Chesuui-street, AID .
Fift-.freef myi0
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Qrusses.
HILLS TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO BUPrJ RED PEksOSs.-Persons a.
hcfd win Rupmrs may rely upon the beet n-runet
al AID tle word Affords on application tis once No.
.e-sy--ireei e Agents ia TIE Principal Towns IN Ne
nIed sae-. BE- careful examine thr bach pad Of huns
lri-,. 10 see they endorsed by Or. Hun wrlDg
None genuine, ~ be- fee upon good, without hs
signature. 81.
MANY persons have undertaken ~ yend limitations OF Hull
celebrated rs-s and thousands imposed upon In con-
sequence These limitations cannot be fle'i upon my 40
made BY usA meclcs and are no better u'4n ur ofai.
nary Tnlsses. -,
Rooms have been hted up at No. Vesey-sueet, shea'
svey fof ladies' having separate entrance isvm " ousi-
upon patients. n3h
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on W.-FiDNrsnkY. nv ,

On " EUNE>UAlf IIII :
aoors SHOES BROGAN> aud HATS-20cO cases
3l.. she's Br0ral. AM Hat, comprising ne most vala
BE- srf be- selected assortment 81 Goods Of ne sind ever
,...-,I a. .......r my9
Erery iot on tae catalogue Will be sold without reserve
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pAGUERRIAN MINIATURE GALLERY.

DAGUERREOTYPE-- PLATES
ITO DAGU ERREOTNPE ARTISTS AND AMATEURS.
In consequence of repealed complaints from ARTISTS NJ
failures fo obtain FINE PORTRAITS, from imperection-
u the PLATES the subscriber begs leave 10 Inform thein
hat be- y. manufacturing Plates OF superior quality 10 any
us have hitherto been USED Boo ih, country These fa''s
nave fairly tried, and Tested by several OF ne mos ~
prrieucs aud ssil operators and amateurs ~ me h'i
~a- from whom bee a- received certificates iai lnty are
superior 90 any Plates they ever before used
STONED ~
PAUL e. GODDARD, ~ ID.
JOSEPH E.PARkFB, and
WM. q. MASON Amateur-
Mc.srs. W g. r. LANGkNHEIM, Operators, Pmlad.
LlTCH g. WHlPPLE, do Boston.
AcF.rs-Airs-r- W. 4 r. Laneenhem, Exchange and
William q Ns-ou a. Cheslut-sf Pllale pha and Messr-.
Itch s. Nlrp.e. 10 Na-hn.ton-.- Boston.
None genuine uu'r-. stamped - WHITE, maker, y. y
Manufactured and sold fhoerae and retail, by
al2y EDWARD WHITE, l75 Broadway n Y.
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THOMP.ON's TKUssHs, Once !

Z-D TuOMPsON'S TkCSsEs, Once is
Z NNABeekm man. street. About 900 Of the physicians
mHand surgeons u Sew-iors have gwen thsir
decided preference 10 tbs Truss, a. yoa can
,,.a IL the pressure 10 my pounds % ur rup
fe without back pad, winch does 80 much M .ry 70 mo
.upe lair beng the best isst ~ Us sopefi"nty -
Applied and days ina given and does nvt frtAn NO
nptlfe wh performing every Mind OF exercise of cough
~ and 1--WE perfect ease-le money chsefiuDy return
ri. permanef cufeis easily eneced ana "sran'sn'
direction. are followed. "a.
Those sending Tor hs Truss need only mention he SIDE
rupre and the ronnd r hips, s thsy can gfaau-
D.. ~ mi th,ir case jco eotd
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Boston Aurtion Sales.
rvlANNUAL SALE

DY T. p & q. RICH. s. and 81 Brosa-sree Bo--
d. ON WEDNESDAY. June ~.
ROOTS. SHOES and BROGAN>-se cases Boots, saoes
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

DAGUERREAN GALLERY
l. WHITE. l75 BROADWAY, up stairs, would respect
IL. fully call The attention u citizens and strangers visit
iny the City biz splendid collection OF DAGUEkKfO
TYPE PORTRAITS, single or DO groups from 10 u per
sons on Plate which for beauty and zccuracy o
deneafon be- surpassed Portraits iaken IN AL kinds
of weather either with without if color, the prices VI
which be- ha. reduced 70 hose charged by he most mex
rerce4i lie business.
The American institute aiits ate exhibition awarded Nr
WHITE the tlr- Premium for the best Daguerfeotypf
L1enesse-, TOR grouping and general effect which = boil
another proof Of The superiority of bis Porrri- al2u
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SANS soUcI HOTEL, BALLsToN SPA, N, z


%, THIS LONG KNOWN AND fAtokiIE ESrAb-
IL. ishmcn, the extensive grounds belonging ~ u,
and all IT, appurenance-, hns been recently pal INTO we
tos perfect order aud repair, and viii be opened of mo
reception Oi visitors ON the 18Th OF jane noAt
The inducements and advantages offered by ue oshs
~,ac' adey summer retreat are 100 widely kno"n
40 render minute description necessary Its spacious and
elegant saloons aud aparnenis-tfe rich ana dsefshsd
oesuy of pleasure grounds now IN The hk beet
.fai. nn-n and culivsuu-te quiet retirement vi ts
ind, rercai--aud the and order winch II 10 intend
e. sal perry and chaacrrixe the whole establishment
All combine TO present unryaed attractions 10 The public
generally. I'll, i,
sOu- may prefer quiet and repos,, offers peculiar adv an
axes. s miles from Saratoga springs, WIN
siach communication by railroad several tmes Day
nus aBOrding eHsy opportunity OF mngng IN the gses aud
imu.enents OF that fashionable watering place, "ooi be-
ny .bcccd the annoy and confusion Of s crowd
M. Saratoga Mineral Waters Will be- constantly furnished
A. fresh sahu i and sparkling at the spnng. themselves
There are Mineral Fountains In the Immediate vicinity
Of the sans souci, yala. and efficacy The new
SULPHUR SPRING Barns al Saratoga Lake, are four mies
distant and carriages VIII nom e Hotel al all uines ios
ne who may wish 10 use tie baihs
or 20 en- 10Y the delightful scenery OF the lake - =.
The SOucl' VIII be under the charge OF Mira IL H.
CRANE aud +. w HUAFOkD, late Of the Esgle Tavern
Albany and they that their personal efforts toseu'of
with IT, many natural advantages and attractions, VIII render
L all that could be wished for by those who seek heAh'
comfort VI pleasure during the coming season.
s..
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fine tUalthes ano lswslrn.
cnrn AND SILVER WATCHES

GOLD AND SILVER WAlShLS
nrCHAKD FISHER, JR. Wacl-Maacr and Jewcler
Ii i now prepared To sell WATCHES at retail lower tni
any other House M Ire CITY, A. he ! constantly eee!N
All description. direct from The Manufacturer, M tnga
France and Switzerland. he ! enabled 10 otter very ARE
,.sorfment of Gold Watches from -o 10 >loo eaci >Ne
do from - 10 ~ cac-al warranted To- Keep sood umt
or tin. money returned. Also. very good assortment
JEW FIRN and sill FIR W Akt very loW,
y B.->econd hand Watches and Old Gold and siivs
taken in exchange bought for Cash Watches, ,ocSs
Music BoNe. and Jewefy repaired IN The best manner sn'
Hoess IN Ills city. RICHARD FISHER j. Importer o
Macie- and Jewelry, wholesale and keili No ol nfuad
,vay New. York. a lew doors above the City Hospital.
MA RICHARD USHER, Jr
WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.
A SPLFNplD ASSORTMENT of Gold and Silver Du
~ pick. Patent Lever. Anchor Escapemen; Le2lne a'
Vertical MArG HES. selected from Ire lesi Manufacture
IN Europe, which will be WAitkANIED perfect lime
DO some new Patterns Of Gold Chains Seals, Keys &c
Do do. do. Thimbes. Rings Pins, &c
DO. do. do. Bracelets, win stones
Do do do Silver Forks. spoons, Nc
Allie above articles viii be sold al the LOW Isl fhiOf ~
ami warranted be- equal 10 the best made IN he city,
MOTT BROTHERS, importers of Fine w aicnes, NC.
No. 7 Nsssau-si opposite the Custom House
p S-rhc above articles carefully Repaired ana WA
ranted by the most -kliiil worSmen M the CITY mo
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
ry1HE - BSCRlBtRS respectfully invite me Htenton
fltr friend and the public their select assortment
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, consisting q
Duplex. Lever and Lepme aches, OF me various approve
MAKERS casts m tAe neaies' stl'' an" e'N'
Time keepers g., -.
silver Knives, Forks, spoons, Ladies, Tea sets, Cap'
Castor-, &C. ,c
Msuf Clocks Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c which me
are enabled 10 Offer Tor sale at very reduced prices
Watches and ocAs carefully Repaired and " Warranted
LOCKWOOD sCKlBNEk,
Al le Old Established Sore, 80 Pearl corner Of Fuior
street opposite : Hotel. -
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80 - ine Episcopal Convention for the Diocese Of
rs session the 9Th instant the Michigan
Nv " me Diocese presiding Some thirty Of the Cleg
WY N attendance AM about sky Lsynen.
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IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWICH. ST.

\. ERNEYs, BKEEsE 4 SAMPSON, successors io
IN bOOrnan Johnston, Ayfes Co. hand and offer
aud square IRON.
Russia p : ! Old sable Iron
English ard American round. ss and square Bar Iroa
bfazlfr-' Rods. Ilo % halfinch
spAe Rods and Shoe Shapes Of all sizes
H0rseS Al Rods Of NOTa gan Old Sable and Juniats Iron
Band, Scroll and Hoop Iron, OF all szes
Cast Steel SHEAR eel and German Steel of various stamp
Spring sieel, American Blister Steel tLl Blister Steel
Boiler and rur Iron, of all sizes
Ship, Boat and Railroad Spikes
Cut Malls, BTsds and Spikes, Of a.. szes
Axes, Collins Co. genuine. mh6 ON
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4 PIFRCES FIRST PREMIUM NEW PATENT
u. TWO OVEN RANGES, combining economy, confe-
lence and duralDiy. They 80 constructed mat -
almost impossible tor them 90 ger out OF ofief or iol TO
been m the last Oh months and n every Instance gwen
e uunu-, satisfaction and n mo- one instance has The ff"
I-1ur.efor ilcu "a. iced fo repair one.
A Ranges PUG up hY e subscriber are warranted 10 give
entire ,aclou they do not they vii be taken as ay
without tine least as frl-e 100 tie purchaser
my-9 lm. GEORGE PIERCE, Proprietor, ~ Broadway