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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-09
LAND AND SLAVES
E@D SALES
I'm Ro o H y n I ID q z.


by virtue OF Decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancery for Rockhridge.
pronounced on the Goth of September. i9l5, in a
cause therein depending, between George Shafer
and others, Plaintiffs, and John p. Ack,rlv and
others, Defendants, the undersigned Counmis-
sioner, will proceed, on Saturday the 9th day OF
November next, on the premises, TO sell at pub.
lie auction. to The highest bidder, that valuable
gEGl0Y OLE LAND
on which John p. Ackerly now resides, lying on
Broad Creek, in said county, miles southwest
Of Lexington, and within miles of the Blue
Ridge Canal. This Tract contains
GE0 ACTRESS
$50 Of which are cleared Lard, in high state
of cultivation, and admirably adapted to the
growth OF grass and all kinds of grain. The
greater portion of the cleared land is now in
Glover. and Fall crop. About 20 Acres are
fine Meadow, and SO or 60 Acres of watered
Meadow can be made. The land is chiefly slate
and mulat,o; Of the finest order-is unusually
well watered, and affords several eligible sites
Tor the operation OF Mills and Machinery, by wa
ter, on Broad Creek, which runs through the
land.
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ALBANY. Anril %. Isl

My Dear Sir:-I rejoice to hear you are SO nearly
prepared TO bring your forthcoming work. OF its
plan as you detailed IT TO entirely approve. OF
the manner OF execution have the least doubt
Judging from your previous works
WILLIS HALL.
e.. CoLToN, ESQ,
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Boarding for Young Ladies.

pARENTS who may wish to place their
u daughters at School are hereby informed that
the subscriber is prepared to accommodate few
young Ladies in her family, as boafders. Those
who desire TO engage will please make early APP
plication. MARIA |. COALTER.
Stanton. July "a, 1916.
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PROSPECTUS
foR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION
THE LIFE AND TlMRS OF HENRY CLAY,
BY CALVIN COTTON,

BY CALVIN COTTON, M
Author OF the "Junius Tracts sFour Years in Great
Britain. Tour on the Amencan Lakes" Sc.
PuBLisiIkD BY A. :. BARNES g. Co., 81 JOHN ST.,
NEw YoRK.
The design Of this work is TO give full and complete
avodaoic mpcrectons Of The brief e,ch
es oil this eminent statesman, heretofore given as an
introduction 10 his Speeches." and in other FORMS
be apparent to ALL ON account of their narrow limits
II is impossible TO know Mr. CLAY as he ought TO be
known, without the fitness aud completeness Of his
history, written carefully Tor permanent The Au-
hor spent inc last winter at Lexington. Kentucky, to
avail himself OF the adj antages of immediate com:nu
nication with Mr. Clay, and Of his papers and
correspondence, which was freely and kindly afforded
The woik VIII consist of two volumes, Octave, 600
pages IN EACH and will be embeshed with two engra
wings, one likeness of MIR. Clay, never before pub
llshed, the other historical design growing out
mechanical execution will be in the best style Of eie
giant literature, bound in musn and will be published
about the first Of November ls45.
New Yonx, May s, 1885,
MIR. e. CoLToN.-Dear Sir. j am glad TO learn that
you are preparing Life Of MIR. Clay, in connecting
with the Times, portion Of our history, embracing
matters oil such deep interest, concerning statesman
oil such exalted Character and invaluable that
cannot but command large share OF patronage feel
assured that you will render the work worthy of the
occasion. very respectfully, yours,
THE0. FRELINGHUYSEN.
New YoRx, May ls45.
Having portions of the Manuscript of work en-
titled the Life aud Times of Henry Clay, by MIR. Col
tom author of the "Junus Tracts" we are happy TO
say. that the authors peculiar and well known powers
as writer have been strikingly displayed both in the
plan and execution of this task-whch is now near
~ completes. He has impaired to familiar subject,
the freshness and charm Of novelty, only by his
mode OF treating it, but by the matter which tho
rough exploration OF this rich field has afforded. Among
the numerous topics OF captivating interest," the new
light in which he has placed the alleged 'bargan be-
tween Mr. Adams and Mr. Clay, and the disclosures he
has made regarding IT, by the presentation of new and
documentary evidence, are truly surprising The light
which this work will cast the political history the
country will not be less interesting than instructive
exhibiting as il does, with great fidelity and success
the life oil this most distinguished American
and placing in distinct and bold relief new and impress
sive features well OF his public career as of his in
dlvidual character We cherish pleasing anticipation
OF the general interest and good effects this publica.
tion, and heartily commend 1t TO all who may desire
full and complete history OF Mr.. Cay's Lie and Times.
Hon. J. PHI LIPS PHOENIX,
Hon. HAMILTON FISH,
lion. DUDLEY SELDEN,
l.. e. BENEDICT, Esq.
JAMES S. THAYER, ESQ.
ID. FRANCIS BACON, Esq
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WANTED.-10,OO 600 feet of FLOORING
w PLANK, for which the cash will be given
JAMES w. HUDSON,
For Che Company.
Stanton, May 90, 1915.
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Deferred Court News.
DOIyGs IN OUR LAW COURTS TUESDAY.

v,cx crAxcELLoH's CouRr-The Vice Chancellor
remarked that he no; YET prepared with any de-
cissions, but be will have number ON the next motion
kotions Of reference in divorce made bel ali
Of Thomas G. Jones against Hannah Jones Matihe"
Cosis Coats and Ann Lesley assnst
Lesley.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFyIcH.-Ch0r9t u
PoJnry.--Thomss Channon seaman Of The snip Moseil,
examined on charge OF perjury In swearing ,la'
Capt, French. ofthc vessel struck seaman hnnea ~
ney two or three times with the back Of his cutas dur
ing difficulty board the Hulk at Pefnambuco on
the 18th Of March last and during which seaman ma n
ed Scott jumped overheard me Csp,an .eslneu e a
he touched Rooney with the cuass and ,on'e :,
the officers confirmed his testimony. Rooney hni-
swore that the Captain struck him once with the co
II the neck but did not draw any blood Cnsnhon VIZ
fully committed on the charge Of perjury.
In the Of Peter Scott the seaman ABOVE a'uD0 -
TO- vs. Captain French for assault with dangerous "ea
pom &c. the was dismissed ~,
In the complaint Of the Captain OF the brig mary
er seanst lanes sndrs and James hay, TWO seaueh VI
the vessel on charge Of attempt 10 create revoi tIe
Captain testified that the men refused at sea one Gay
NO n work 10 mend sailsthey were good seafneh ana
Al other times did their duty He desrous tna' e
matter should be dropped. Complaint dismissed.
Cfxcvrr Couxr.--ln Chamber SehonIorx vs. fyee's
Application the part OF defendant 70 oe i..eS
stop custody he being imprisoned at Brooklyn IN
an sctsp Of rover $1,000 Improperly oDta n
ed nv him IL s said IN Prussia on bills OF lading p r
porting 10 be for large quantity OF lax received On
hoard a vessel bound from Prussia 10 Dundee (arch1y
referred tor Defendant arrived in this country ana -
arrested and imprisoned a wit Of trOver for $1,000
II was objected that the conversion Of the property If ~
an occurred in Prussia where the parties reside NJ
and Of which country they subjects, and plant 4
sui continues to be subject he having sent out power
OF s,,orney-that such cause Of action was local and
could not be sustained in foreign jurisdiction. Jud e
Edmonds decided after due consideration that inc sun
IL sustsnabc in this State aud dismissed the motion
MARINE COURT w. a. 4. Marsh vs. Il. d. Stot
su-Actlon pay for half chests tea sold ny
plaintiffs " defendant months. For the defence
tod lO
AFTER the sale stating that they had received hall chests
tea from ndan but the receipt did not state whelher
on commission or not and the Counsel for deiendan,
that the receipt should be taken in itself a. on eec
for plaintifs demand shewn that mrShotweh had
become dissatisfied with the tea and wished Mes'fs
Msrsh TO take back but they refused to do So except
70 sell ON commission. and that 1t has not been SOLO
Judgment for plaintiffs in amount claimed, being 50 p
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SHOWER AND YAPoR BATHS.


DATES PATENT Sliding Top Chamber Shower and
- Vapor Baths Ths Is article not only vel adapted
TO all the ceany purposes " the body but combines neal
and elegance 10 he ornament 10 any ciainher
The prices range rom upwards ana occupy hul si"
space n and be used without spling drop OF
wafer. Certificates OF their utility from Doctors w arrri
Winslow Lewis Rev. John Piepon and many other pro
fssiona Of Boston. Can be al 81 Beekmansee
iylO 2rneod WHEELER 4 BLAGGE. Agents.
WATER PROOF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
HOODYkARS PATENT GUM ELA>1lC-H drrnfed
N 10 stand "a any Ctnlase.-SEORGE BEFCHtR, 100
Broadway between Pine and Wslsireeis, has on hand
and daily receiving from the Factories general a,sof
men Of GOODS manufactured 1nder me above fa1ehI'
which he oftss 10 the trade AZ low prices. VIZ
100 cases Gum Elastic Overshocs. mems, al sizes
100 do Go. DO. Ladies do.
Warranted not sen soften under any degree of cold
beat. 500 yards Carriage and other Cloths Of every -ye
and thickness 500 yards Japan'd Coh Patent Leaitr
nnish
An article superior Patent Leather and less cost
ALSO
Live Preservers OF all patterns Water Hose, every size
Portable Shower Balls, nj low Caps HAS soli"esefs
Snip Letter Bags lprlce Overcoais
Travelling Bags Pea Goats various
Seanen's Bags Coaks styles
Horse Covers Capcs
Carriage Aprons Mems Overals
Carnage Boots Leggings
Wafer Pals various patterns Hunting aud Fishing Boos
Bathing Mats Ducklng Pants with FLOATS
Ladies' Aprons Foot Balls with air tubes
Mechanics Aprons Russia Belts for weak bsck IS
Gun Cases and Covers Shoulder Braces
Air Pillows Suspencers and Easiies
Chair Cushions Gloves and Nis
Wagon Cushions Camp Blankets
AR Mattresses. With rings a. trsiugie- snd births
Military Tents itacncd Tents Tor >pOrisuien
The shove goods prepared by process entirely fer
from any other Manufacture rendering them infinitely
perlor TIE common Rubber Goods heretofore sold IN his
marSe Orders promptly executed Tor goods Of a. styles
ans 3aNffV
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RerOud Board.


AUCTION SALES. July l3.-BY l.. NJ HOFFMAN 60
TEAs-Imported In the ship John g. Coster
Terms-Notes at six months, payable in the City o
New.York, to he made satisfactory to the sellers
Hysonl8 half chests at si cents y ID 20 chests t9i
"a do. Withdrawn.
Young Hyson--e7 half chests 81 - do AZ $50 do
Is III do 3Ii 60 do 80 % do. 32i rs do %; "
do 3ii 1871 do 81 III do. 3Oi LIP do. 30 1927 do
Withdrawn
Hyson Skin-2s half chests 53; Is chests 36 li7 10
- IS do 27i: 100 do "a a. do l9 LIB do. and lo7
half do withdrawn
Imprriai-33 half chests SIT 22s do. 81 81 do 5yi
III do. IS; 30 do "a.
unpoxdsr-2s half chests 57i; Al DO. SCI 90 do 80
u do ISL "a do IS; go catty boxes each lbs. 40
80 do. a.
Orange Pekoo-2j half chests 30.
Ponchon1-70 half chests l6i; go do withdrawn.
SorehonS-50 chests 1871 20 do lei ia do IL 800 do
Withdrawn.
NingyoRg-60 chests % 10 do 81. 60 do 81 20 10
20} 275 do 20 3i9 halt do 9 $40 chests and 80 hall
do Withdrawn.
tioku-243 chests 20 1870 do Withdrawn
Mohse-9G half chests 20 SIS do -.
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l neic Fluid Thu remarkable discovery has received
the universal appreciation Of he Medical Proit-iouo ~ Al
Britain, aud la been sufficiently long before e American
public give fair trial Of be- power ana efficacy Tie -.
TENT GAIvASIC Rises have been found 10 answer ali e
purposes for whchie ordinary GavAnc battery Eeelec
and Magnetic Machines are used but are without any Of ne
injurious SHOCKS wi ch accompany the Applications by hose
Instruments and In many other respects are more SAT- a-e
CERTAIN lnaccoM pIisnn.. the desired OBJECT
The Galvanc Rings have been used win perfect success
IN ali Of Rheumatism acute ~ chronic applying 20 Inc
head face m.s; Gout TIE Doloreux Iooihscnr sron-
chts Vertigo Nervous or SICK Iesdaehe' lndise-ion par
ays Palsy. Epilepsy Fits, Cramp PAlpaIon o. ue ileafl
ApopeNy Stiffness OF joints, Luusago Neuragia ,'enerA
Debility Deficiency of Nervuu. Energy, ard al Nervous
Disorders. In confirmed dyspepsia they have been
successful Their extraordinary elects upon Tue system
be Witnessed 20 be beeyed and as cefaiu fktNt>
TIVE The above complaints they equally 10 be recon-
meud-d The Gavauic Rings In every way perfectly
harmless. and sold prices 20 be- Vivian ne feacn oi A..
CRisTlE's MAGNETIC TLUID i Used 10 conneclon Win nr
Rings, 90 render their e.c eni acf.on certain ana 10 ere
the Gayanic influence the particular poruon' winch are
affected.
For numerous certificates q he highest character reri
IN tie efcacv The Glvanic Rings ans M-snrc r4i'
reference male 90 former advert ,erl pr ICY nay pc
he office. Only Agency NeF-l ofS, ~ li9n
stree iSln Blidingl In Brooklyn ~ " sore OF 'ANhs
W SMITH, Druggist. corner Fulton And CRANBERRY
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miscellaneous.
DR WHEELER. OCULIST.

MO % laie 3 0reen~ ichsiree, near the Battery n
devoes his exclusive attention to DISEASES OF THE
EYE and Opihelic Surgery, and assures tie public tla
there amongst the numerous diseases 10 which ht
human eve ia sub ect disorders OF that organ which can
no, be essentially relieved entirely cured by him Tie
vast number undoubei testimonials which be set
his oce Will satisfy The public that his practice Is not tx
ceeded either by that Of any other Ocl
list in the United States.
Dr. Wheeler has made arrangements with The most enii
nent Manufacturer in Pans for constant supply OF Artificial
Eyes which nearly resemble the natural organ IN appear
ance as 10 the scrutiny and observation without
the ference being detected Dr. W. VIII insert and iur
uish them reasonable terms.
i1S-Ofice hours from 2 \. NJ. to / o'clock P NJ. sfei
which he viaii. ont door naLient. I. " endlm-
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THE EYE.

nR POWFLLG DIR. DIOssY, Oculis,s and Ophiha-
~ mic Surgeons No 26l Broadway, corner Of Waucn-s
confne their practice Diseases ohe Eye Operations on
that Organ and lie Appendaes and all imperiecOns ~ Vi
sion Testimonials from the eminent medical o
Europe and America Reference 10 patients Thai have been
perfectly cured of AmaurOss Cataract Ophanlh, NcbuIa
or Specks ON The Eve Strahisinus or Squirting, &c.
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED without pain or oper-
alton that cannot be distinguished from the natural
SPECTACLES.-Advice given 10 the kind Of glasses
suitable particular defects The poor treated grauilousy
from 10 SIP NJ iyl eodr
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

NVTALkER'~ Patent Improved HOi AT Furnaces, Tor
w heating Dwellings, Stores. Churchcs, Ac-Ihese Fur
usces viii hem economically and etc'ny ne air IN NE
apartments vii be- pure ndleahy free from drynrss dust
ras. -
They are put up under the personal supervision Of Mr.
Walker the Paenee and have hitherto given entire salts
faction and are in MI cases warranted 10 perform well
Reference y. w. TAYLOR. f-q Governor New-l ORR nos
pifai Mr. Charles Starr. Superintendent dos tdward Be-
in' ESQ - Wal -; G. H. Rhodes ESQ ~ fcar.-stret
Mr Thomas McEraih q Nasal &C
auStf GEO WALKER 1872 Broadway.
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TO MANUFACTURERS and

ITO MNNIFACTIRER- and o'lers.-Ihe under
Il signed having received AZ Agency oi ur procuring
Patents and sale II we-tr.cl Engsn irfrt-9hs' "o-H
respectful IN call he attention of parties Interested o 'al-
able invention for the thoroughly ceAnin or ceal.l- oi
Woo. from all dust turs &c iand also Tor Slnnrg
CO-onl This mscllne having he discern nAns properly
Of carrying furw ard all cleaned wool or COLO anu reject
ing AL ulcleined and sie repOr gives nosl satisfactory r.
i mon. perfect rindnv of Nbeai Corn. SC. &c isppl-
cable 10 all present Mills rang cost "hrrros f qtal-
uty AM quality increased hy a. east me rducer VI -
per cent Of tie motive power with other a. i-i4-rs
Parties wanted who Wi PaiefE ----cIff forward
these Inventions for liberal share Of tns Ample proof
ear No. eiar IN s- rr.rorirv POSTPAID nunica-
tion- ii-e..4i JOHN JOHNSON,
sui IT'S Fast krosdr Az NrW-1 nrt-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. &C.,. AUGUST IA

CLEARED.
Ship Warsaw, Walker, Sidney. CB.
Bark donaldson Meyer, Savannah. Goady & Walsh
Bngs Elizabeth. Percy. Newfoundland, & Laurie
Three Brothers, Griffin ~ Johns, do
echrs Globe. Seely Barbados; Mary Clark Williams.
Salem; Grafton. Hutchinson. Charleston Mckee Hand
Charles p Brown. Jones. lnchmond.
ARRIVED.
Ship Delhi. Williams. (of Sal,m) from Manila March
l6 passed ~ Helena 29h June with full cargo of sugar
hemp &c to Tucker Dalana, of Salem Icft at Manila.
ship Leader Rogers for Boston in 30 days, schr War
wick, Cheever from feejces for Singapore day
Aug teegraphed brig Czsrina steering NV, lat 30 20.
Ion 65 w; spoke schr Patriot, OF Machas, steering W;
lat "a a. lon CO 20 w.
ship Martha Washington, Doane 81 ds FIN Antwerp.
mdse. TO Hsrlbu, & Co. 9th inst lat Al H. Ion So
spoke whale ship New England 3 DIS FIN New London.
overheard from the fore chains Henry Williams of Bal
timorc-go the boat but before il reached him he
sunk. ls9 steerage passengers
Bark Calico. Lombard from st Petersburg June cd
Elsinore July 3, mdse. Sc. 10 Aymar & Co July o;,h
and 2h lat a. Ion II A. passed l2 OF Is large ice
bergs some 100 feet high date spoke ship Mar
shall Bennett Of London. steering East July @ spoke
barb Empress from Newport bound to stc,tin 30 day
out Let 50. Ion +.
Br brig Joseph Ham. Holmes. Is ds I'm Windsor. NS
plaster. 10 Wnnietf
Schr Cornelia Sumner. Beaufort NC naval stores Il
De Peysier & Whitmsrsh
Schr Republican. Shafp, Richmond. coal.
Schr Walter h Jones Pierce. Virginia.
Schr Benjamin Bigclow, Baxter, Boston
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PRINTING INK MANUFAcToRY

fHHE SUBSCRIBER has receatly Introduced steam pow
and improved machinery INTO his mandatory. which
enables him furnish bis customers with avery superior
uolc Printers and merchants who may have orders for
Printers Ink viii ind them promptly executed Al moderate
prices and may assured OF being supplied with Ink
excellent quality lch for brlancy and Durability OF color
not eNceed IN The country The subscriber Manufactures
Ink OF VARIOUS cosrs VIZ red, bue green, &c Oriefs d.
recied his mandatory - Froni-,ev, between Mont
.onery and Gouvernecr streets kas River through the
despatch post. will De plnci.ay attended %. TINS pare!
has for several years pas been prine with Ink IN,
mandatory. ljeli S;swfml GfO MATHER
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ROOFING.

ID SUMNER, los Greenwich - furnishes Roofs OF the
bes quality Of stock and workmanship III the shortest
notice also Cutters and Leaders and repairs Roofs n
tie b,>i manner
Also. PATENT LATH new and useful Srtcle iior
which The American institute awarded Premium Diploma
The las Far being IRE proof Will prevent the ceiling from
falling cracking and the and mice from inrudlng
line by posioiice OF despatch viii have attention
Stoves Pine and II iuwnrr iva fr. layv-
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EelaI Notices.

ny ORDER Of the Hon. CHARLES P. DAILY. Asso-
ID cate ui ofe Court of CommOn Pleas OF the City ana
County o. New YORK. Notice T. hereby gwen, pursuant % r
provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments a s nca-
resident debtors, a attachment h.- issued against ne es
tafe OF JAMES Y HOLMES auOnesdenf q The STATE Of
Nv Yors and .af tie same VII. be sod for the payment vi
H. debts un-. he appssr and discharge such Attachment
coniinr io law within months from the hrs publication
~ notice and hat the payment " an debts due 10 m
BIZ u SAFE the delivery Inn Tor LIS
use q ay property within ih- STATE belonging 70 him, aid
. ~ any such properly by hin or s aenls are Tor
hidden by law anu are v0d-Dl tue 5th day Of March,
ls4i A. WILLIAMS Attorney for Attaching Creditors
Aryus rie,s. rOuv min lswgm
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!, -.z.ssa9ss;sss1NEw-yoRK AND HARLEM

{R -sSs~ssxixyRAILROAD CO.-sas".1l srr~c.
os>Ats-On and after Monday, April lfl
ils, the Cars ~l run follows WI Leave Cy Hal ~
lorAse, Harlem and b rms ana 81 80, 10, =, lVA
}. :, O. 35e,4 5,5sJ, 6P. :.
Leave Guy Hall Tor Fordban and Williams Br.dge So,
7, 10 4. ~, 2 $50, ;. 6p. NJ
Leave City HAL iof White Plains. DA NJ; 25PM
L.a,s Morf.s..ns and Harlem ~ :. ;, Hal. 10, So 10
II A. ~; 3 ), s. ~, q. %, 7.f5 NJ.
Leave Williams bridge Tor Cty HALF, 20. 1919 A NJ
40 5, SO 7.DP.M.
5IOP.M.
Tue ;rcigh, trsn will eave White Pains al A. ", aad ne
CITY HAL AZ ls5 2. Iio the pfessnL
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NOTICE Of Application for the discharge OF n-',-
from hs debts. pursuant 70 the provisions u ~
third Of the first e u the fh chapter OF the ono
part q The Revised Statutes.
John W Cogswel. the City Of New ork-notce nfsi
published July 3lsf l3i5cTeiiOrs 20 appear before ne
N0n ID r lagrah.m associate Judge Of the Sew-fofs
Common Pleas A. his Office IN the City Hall IN sad city %
tie thirteenth dag Of October 1885, 10 o'clock IN ihe fore
,'oou III mai ,iay. ivjl law l0U--
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STATE PRISON CONTRADICTIONS viii be
- received for tie shOr by the day u The cOuvcts employ
II In he DEPARTMENT in the NesJersey State Prison
rlrnt-rng rom 81, contract commence
aav OF August next and for such period may
mutually agreed The Institution viii furnish sup.1in
t-1sn- practically acquainted with Tie business. Sufficient
security be required from the Proposals
oher communications on the subject VIII be addressed
he subscriber. J. 3. GADDiS,
Keeper Nsw-Jerssy stAis Prison,
frsntoa- June Is, 1874 jszl1
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DNHTINk'a LOrION.-A q

DAKTiNE's LOTJDN.-A certain cure "a All ue
ID following cases enui, Rheumatism swe.Ms- OF
all kinds Di-locaOns and Fractured bones, bruises GUS
Commissions attended with pain and Inflammation, Poisonous
Bites and sings, Burns scads, ClhAn- Cornsor buhohs
and Wounds of every description II affords immediate
aud permanent relief IL perhaps thu only article h-t car
be- depended upon the Of those pains IN me back hnd
side generally produced by taking cold AFTER violent exer
ton and Oyefhealng For Giandular Tumor-, Lumbaso,
Frs .ipelas Teer Rneworln, and all knd- 81 trpi'-
Of the SKIN il most excellent remedy For Fever ana
Ague Aeue in the Face Camp IN The stomach ana ird
ache ike charm. But above all IN NE cure o Ten
dinOus and Capsuar Injuries Sprains and ound OF every
description. Price - cents per boi-e ANY person VINO
buy. boe of the above Lotion ard uses u according 10
the directions accompanying each bottle, and who does NOT
feel practly satisfied a. e result can, by returning Oh"
EMMY bottle. have the money rrured. Travellers VIII 90
sro supply themselves vim ~ The above iotln ls
il occupies very little space and viii be- found very uciu Do
ae of accidents sc. Sea Captains Will also I'M to he
frs rae attic e ip lave with them ~ simple ~ its spp
cation nni vii BIZ found every purpose OF me-
d.cne chest u las been found during recent passage io
llc West iuies 90 bee certain cure Tor seasc~ne-s'
Principal Depot IS Broadway.
igl5f--eOI {. y. tAh.INf W tfNr'ifNHs.