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As,zzA FOR SALE CHEAP-A very fine
MFt!R modern built n story DWELLING, with
laglIsM back building and passage, situated on South
High street, near Pratt; Lot 81 feet front by
lou deep, in fee simple, and will be sold low.
Also for sale, neat and handsomely located two
story DWELLING, with back buildings, situated on
Mulberry street, between Eutaw and Paca street.
Lot 10 feet 'front.' about 20 feet deep, in fee simple
Also, large 3 story Dwelling with every CONVEX
fence, situated iii CORTLAND street, near Franklin
street. Lot 25 feet front. Ground rent Sl20. Will
be sold low Apply to BOND * GELBACH,
je23 No. 4s Second street
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0C- Don't forget the place, SO N. Howard-st, mh28

hN. HARRIS'
H MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH PASTE.
The subscriber, having procured the formula Of DR..
G. A. Harris Aromatic and Astringent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic and Detergent Tooth Powder, takes
pleasure in Offering them the public, feeling
ed that they will meet with general Appreciation
ant medical qualities which are desirable for prepara-
tons of the sort to possess They cleanse the Teeth,
excite healthy action of the gums, and mpart 10 the
breath most delightful fragrance.
90 Prepared and sold only by c. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. je25-lw-jel9-6n
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Albany, ApriI 2. L
PALPITATIoV or THE HEART.

Mrs. Sarah Collins, 209 Washington street, Brook
lyn, had the palpitaton of the heart, severe heart
burn, fainting and sickensg sensations for several
years, was entirely cured by taking two bottles.
MI Whittemore, Bergen, NJ j., was afflicted with
the papaon of the heart, and pains in the back and
shoulders, severe to be unable to sleep ut night
was entirely restored to health by using one bottle,
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Albany, April l, 1915.

This is to certify that we, the undersigned practis
ing ThompsOnan Physicians OF the City of Albany
have frequently prescribed DR.. Townseud's ON
pound Extract of Sarsaparilla, and from its known
curial, scrofulous and other cutaneous diseases in
preference to any of the advertised remedies now in
use, A. w. RUssELE, T. P,
WIN, B. STANTON, T. P.
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PINEY POINT PAVILION.


GANE of the most convenient, splendid, and pic
" mresque salt water bathing places in TIC United
States, will be opened for vsiters the 18th instant
for the summer campaign The Pavilion and its ac-
Communications have been put in complete state of
repair and offer 10 the invalid pleasant resort for
health and recreation. The bathing is delicious eth
er III the houses or in the open SURF "dOng the sound
ing shore" flesh and constant sea breeze sets in
in the afternoon, and continues all night till eight or
ten in the morning The Pavilion commands view
of the debouchure of the Potomac into the Chesa-
peake Bay, the river in front being nearly ten miles
wide. 1t is within eight hours steamng from Wash
ingtOn, twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from
Richmond.
n assAptJ The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain
Rl,ssNs GuyhGr, leaves Baltimore every Sa.
XsissqAsasfsE turday evening, stops at Piney Point
early on Sunday morning, and returns to Baltimore
Oh "Wednesday. The steamer OCEOLA Capt Nit
cheli, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and Satur-
days on her way to Norfolk, and returns on Tuesdays
and Fridays touching at the Point in both directions,
landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor, with these advantages of his estab-
lishment, and with corps of obging servants good
fare good music, boats for sailing, and the usual ac
cessories of watering place. 6ge her with moderate
charges, confidently casts himsefupon the public ap-
probation. J. H. BIRCH,
jel2-tf United States Hotel, Washington.
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SEVERE PAINS.

MIS-. McCuum, No. 1856 Third avenue, severe
Paias and dizziness in the head informs us she is she
believes, permanently restored.
Mrs. Wheelwright, No. 81 Cherry street, severe
pains in the breast and side-was unable to raise
chair, took two bottles, and is now enjoying good
health
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LATEST DAT.

kRR BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROO.
i Valparaiso and Ports in the Pacifc-The bark
Joseph being unavodaby detained, her letter bag
Iremain open at the Exchange Reading Room du-
Ethe present week.
II Rotterdam-Ship Charles, 9Th July.
/ Falmouth, Jam,-Brg Mary Ann. few days.
Pr Rio de Janeiro-Barque Hebe, Both inst
pr Kingston, Jam,--Brig arabian, few days.
|Dr River La Plate-Barque Clintonia, Wright,
u.
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vx1EsTERN CEMETERY. Person,


bf RIVER AND BAY FISHING.
Ihave in store Fishing Tackle of all kinds, suitable
River and Bay fishing, Rods, Reels and Lines Ar
.ifcial bai Salmon and Trout Flies all sorts; Fish
ing Hooks, assorted Fishing Baskets and Liquor
Hooks all sizes, and Drum Hooks of superior quality;
with complete assortment Of articles in the fishing
line worthy the attention Of the Amatuer or Scientific
Angler. Rods and Tackle of all kinds made to order
and repaired with despatch. ...
II n7-Partes supplied very low. Apply to
II ]. X. STAPLETON, Manufacturer,
4 jeW 4f No, 1873 Baltimore 81.
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DIR. TOWNsEND's COMPOUND
Extract Of SarsapariIIa

THHHIs EXTRACT is put up in quart bottles
q it is six times cheaper, pleasanter, and warrant
ed superior to any sold. IL cures diseases without 70
nng purging, sckenng, or debilitating the patient
| and is particularly adapted for
| SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
The great beauty and superiority of this SaFsapa-
rla over all other remedies is, whilst eradicates
diseases II nvigorates the body.
49, 1T Is USED SUCCESSFULLY IN
ne removal and Permanent Cure of Diseases arising
System.
we have received within the last four years, at our
Inherent agencies more than FIVE THOUSAND certif-
Gates of cures performed, nearly half which were
Of eases that have been pronounced incurable.
we nave the testimonials of Physicians, CleTgymen
ana statesmen, exolling its virtues The columns
Oh newspaper will not allow us the opportunity of
tenti0n,
... DYSPEPSIA,
No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered
Whlch so nearly resembles the gasrc Juice or saliva
IN decOmposng food and strengthening the organs Of
digestion, as this preparation of Sarsaparla IL ps-
sitlvey cures every case ofsDyspepsia however Sc
Vere or chronic. lfany doubt this assertion, we in
Vte them to read the following ndisputabe testirno-
ny of gentlemen of the highest Responsibility who
nave used 1t with perfect success in this and other
diseases.
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, May, 10, 1874.
Er. TowRsend-Sir: have been afflicted for seve-
raj years with Dyspepsia in its worst FORMS attended
with sourness of stomach, loss of appetite, extreme
heart burn, and great aversion to all kinds of food,
and for weeks, (what could eat) have been una
uIo ~ Ieuhlh Uut small portion on my stomach.
tried the usual remedies but they had but little effect
III removing the complaint was induced about two
months since TO try your Extract of Sarsapara, and
must say withlte confidence bat afteruslng near
~ two bottles md my appetite restored the heart
Dum entirely removed; and would earnestly recon-
mend the use Of it to those who afflicted have
been, Yours, w. w. VAN ZANDT
j. w. Bauck, at the AthenGum Hotel, Broadway,
son OF Elk Governor BOuck cured of this distress
sing complaint by using two bottles.
. MI. Livingston, the great Express Conductor, OF
NO. ~ Wall street, was relieved of the Dyspepsia Of
several years standing by this pleasant remedy
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
lhis is to certify that we, the undersigned, PAysi
clans fthe City of Alb my, have in numerous cases
prescribed DR.. Townsend's Sarsapara and believe it
to be one of the most valuable prepare Of the
SarsapaIilla in the market.
IL. P. PULLING, NJ. d.
j. WILSON, VI. ID.
k. &. BRIGGS, NJ, D,
P. E. ELMENDoRF, NJ. D.
Albany, April l, 1915.
This is to certify that we the undersigned, practis
ing ThompsOnan Physicians OF the City of Albany
have frequently prescribed DR.. Townseud's [ ON
pound Extract of Sarsapara, and from its known
qualities, would recommend it TO the public for mer-
cural, scrofulous and other cutaneous diseases, in
preference to any of the advertised remedies now in
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! Teeth on gold plate warranted TO fit and answer
the same nature, AT to SO per tooth. Please call
and examine specimens. 90 DR.. MANLY'S Office
Corner of Pratt and Exeter streets.
| felif "A PRATT STREET.
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9VAYWARD'S sUPERIOR

HHAYWARD'S SUPERIOR
HI LONG CLOTH MUSLINS!
A few cases of those superior Bleached Muslns that
have given so much satisfaction to those who have
tried them, have been received and are now OPEN
They are put up in the style of Irish Linens, in
whole and half pieces, and orfered expressly for the
supply of family customers. Those disappointed in
securing piece from the previous lot can now sup
ply themselves at HAYWARD'S,
No. 25 Howard-st, 80 door from Fayette.
NIB A general assortment eff Seasonable DRY
GOODS, Bonnets, Ribbons, &c.iat low prices. jcl0
ANOLD WATERI COLD WAITER! JAS.
a CORTLAN & SONS IMPROVED NON-CON-
DUCTORS OF HEAT for Cold Water, by which
perfectly cold gatef may all times be had with half
The ul quantity Of ice For the purpose it is one of
most economical articles offered 10 the public
Every Family, Office and Hotel should have it, Call
at the "House Furnishing Emporium" of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
1s Baltimore street. ID door east nf
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NEW STYLE WIDE LAWNS, only l2l cts.
IL An invoice of wide Lawns, received and OPEN
ed at the very low price of l2s cts per yard, at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
je23 No. 25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayete.
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6tREAT BARGAINS !

"a
u BARGAINS FOR CASH.!
The subscriber, being determined to dspase of the
remaining stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &c., belonging to The
estate of the late Charies w aers, aud found in his
store, al his late residence, Waterford, Anne Arundel
County, with as little delay possible, hereby gives
notice TO the public, and especially those in the i'm
mediate neghborhood, that the whole of the above
STOCK OF GOODS will be sold to suit purchasers
either in small or large parcels at very reduced price,
for CASH. Those having need of such Goods would
do well to CALL as great Bargains may be expected.
F. G. WATERS, Ex'r of C. Waters
n. B. All those indebted at the store of the late
Charles Waters, will please make immediate pay
ment 10 Mr.. Addison Johnson, on the premises, or
to the subscriber, No. 3 Law BUILDINGS, Bait. Md.
jel0 ws4w isl +. G. WATERS,
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"ANTED-A BOY from 70 to Is years of age ),
w TO work in Fringe Factory-cOnstant en-.
plS0GyyIment, and 81 so week will be given Also, 6
GIRLS TO learn the business. Apply to
,oo. JAMES NJ. HAIG,
yeoO lPJ ...... ... 1873 Baltimore st.
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"ANTED-Ay young MAN with $3.50 may hear
wv ola good opportunity to engage in a very pre-.
ntaole and easy business. Apply at the Mercantile
Agency Office, 1863 BALTIMORE ST., under the Eu-
Jaw house. jyl-lt
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"ANIED-A loan of $3.50 for 4 or 8 years, for
w which property in the city, worth $500, will
be given as mortgage. Apply at
L.F SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
Je7o .. ... No. 10 Exchange Place.
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=" ANTED--A young MAN as Clerk in a
w Wholesale Flour Store, satisfactory referen-
ces VII be required. Apply at the Mercantile AEen-
ey Office, 500 BALTIMURE-ST, under the Eutaw
House. ivIi
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SITUATION VVANTED-By a young MAN
~ from the North in any respectable Mercantile
mouse In this city, who is willing to devote his whole
Tune TO his employers, and make himself generally
useful The Hardware business would be preferred
as he has had several years experience in the city OF
Hartford, Connecticut, and is generally acquainted
with the New England Manufacturers. Address
b. h. through the Post Office iyl.3lf
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"ANTED--A loan of $500 for twelve to egh-
Nv teen months, for which fee simple property in
the city, cleai of all ncumbrance, will be given as
mortgage For the above loan apply at
SCOTTES Intelligence Office,
Je29 ..... No, 10 Exchange Place,
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SITUATION wANTED-By single young
- man as an Overseer, he is thoroughly acquainted
win MS business in every respect whatever, and can
produce both city and country references as regards
character and qualifications.
LEWIS F. SCOTTTS, .
Je22 10 Exchange Place.
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EFsss e. E.1'E'.
10 al ,ehom il mag coacsy4:

10 al ichom ndg concern:
4 + II KNOWN. that |. havin. been duly appoint
" ed guardian ot William Meador, mes Meador,
John +. Meador, Mark Meador, Edward Meldor, Rnh-
err Meadpr, MIry Meaior and Martha Meadnr by the
Conniy Court o Breckenridge, in the State Of kennc-
Ky shall at the next term The Circuit Supsrinr Court
{" Law and ChancerY, pr tie County Of Bedford in The
State Of Virginia. moved the said last nenion,d Court
nmake an order anihorzug me, such Guardian OF
he said William Aleakar Agnes Meadur. John f. Mea
dor, Alark Mradnr, Edward Meadnr Robert Meador.
Mary Meador and Martha Meadur. demand
ceve. for and the money and other personal
property OF said wards from the sad County OF Bed>
iord, IN the STATE ofNngina. 10 the place of residence
"i my and Them in the SAID County Of Breckenridge.
IN tao State OF krnturky
CREED L. MEADOR. Guardian,
Of Wm. Ieador, sc.
Auavsi 3 w4w
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JOIN /. ALIEN AMBER. CIR
N2n
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'Scc0Ha $'sspl;Eg Of groceries.
NUII2Gs & EsGlITE rs

AZ f. the pleasure Ia IN their customers.
that they are now receiving an addition 10 their
Spring stock {, Grncerirs hrh one OF their house. has
recently bought The Northern markets, upon the
favorable terms. for cash only. by which they eua
BLEED Ia offer To them extra Inducements.
II would be unnecessary 10 enumerae The particular
articles o Soc'soliice il say embraces the usual
extensive vafr'y, aud all llcy ask, call from the
public n 'rsofe sl'}s.
,iufy > "a
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No aa3EI.

Wiz. copartnerShp. heretofore existing be- weeu Ty.
d zee 1 Watkins, having been d s,olved il is ear.
nestly requested that all persons Indebted To us will
come forward and seue with Mr.. Edward d. Christian
IN whose hands all ol houds and accounts have been
placed tor settlement Those having elins aearns, The
hn NH bring them forward as we wish Ia cose up the
business OF the concern as speedily as possible
A. ID. INREE,
ROB'I X. WATKINS.
jury 20 DIV
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2lsfttc1I.
IRA, tis Peoples Juraai. Eaaf,h
Es.GO .s.E'0as EiEItt 9ssEssT


iraas ias Pe,yit's Jufnai. Essfsi
EsGo l'0is GaFgtJ ltf.sTI'
~ ". q. ADAMS.
Win brow Is wet with honest sw,at
lie cans vlate'c, b ca.
All lie looks the whole world IA the taco,
For he owes mt any man.
Laagtfaor's alag. D'acA,miih
- toilins t-l1w gourtrrmcu
The good ship aears tha trend,
Thai hears true and honest man
From lie r1r western land;
Up. up, and give q i'm welcome,
No hats of, ana 10 cheers,
But meet hin as a hicna meets tlend
Aher the lupse oiy.nfs.
With nervous grasPinss Of the hands,
And e'anscs hull OF love,
AID intons words, nnd smiles bright
As sun bersr from above.
Whit thonsh ,a1r check E. ,na en.tronuel
Your hands grow hafd win toll.
Thins ,e hr uo' rctarn The efasp,
And render 'mlc Tor smile
What THOUGH ,oat .reeeb be rado, andy
oflmonl,ace have sm#l store.
While he hath mastered many tongues,
AID deeply drank Of lore.
WI he disdaiuful tum away,
And corn his fellow men
Oh.no ns such os you he love-
u, mp. ard fteet him lhcn'
lie eone.h not rs monarch, conn.
In ramn. and piidr end state,
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Eeeai EgyDgina Mats.

HAVE just necs,yed. = d.z pair oi 'he RIAL
1 EOlPilAN MITES. a very scafec and dcslfa5e
au.cIe "a The market. Don /. I. PETERS.
june
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Saott WAR;.

I MOTHER lot Il Scue Ware JIs' received, aud
\ iUr sale, al TIT factor, price.
also.
:! dtgr l5i II f3ord .NOmisi -. haad. and lsr
Naie low, y l. ". MOORE.
So 81 the b. = fiIchJr.
Ancrsi 8
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IA NIB E'ss3S SAFE.

S3fy;.Sg TRACT OF LAND.
tss>sp" in lhr county OF Amherst Which he Will sell
.-sA-,- great bargain IN.
'ine ncalion excellent. ouy two miles from the cas-
nal. At the nearest point, there is manufacturing
Mil. (Saples. aud only nine miles from Iynchhurg
THE tract coulalos 5i3 ACRES, a good portion Of
winch To cut, and vii bnng fine manufacturing Tos
batcn.
\ very particular de>cr ption is unnecessary. as any
person wjshng purchase will view t,r themselves.
Tine ptcsent occupant, MI Samuel }. Turner, mys
SIT. viii show TIE land 10 any person who may "ltp
view II. WI. KENT
.luiy# -
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sJ2ERIo2 RGADy-vEADE


which have been selected with much care, and will be-
offered at such prices cannot fail In please. They
respectfully ask attention 10 The following articles which
have J'St been opened and arranged for inspection:
Cloth CoalS. oi all kinds and qualities
Cashneret frock, D'Osay aud Sack Goats,
Habit do do do do
weed Cashmere do do do
Merno do do do
Black aud Fancy French Cashmere Pants, very fine.
do do Engsh do do
do dnp ID Etc and Bombazne do
White and Fancy Drilling do
Black SILK. Satin and Bombazine Vests,
Fancy do
Cashmere Chally and Toilinette do
White and Figured Marsees do
Al'So-A great 7ariey OF Gentlemen, FLNGY
ApgIl rs T.,
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The AvKca0mrG CIas,ico, institute

VA Ill be om.ned tins ruuatpl atspcI3ok.
w fefpaueailts, see Advertisement III another
column.
August Is
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II fsE.FEEEETE EsIsEEe.s.s. LOT,

Y Will. sell. On Saturday the > that bea t.
4 nml Acre LO on Diamond Hal lronil6r Mr.
VI SIS Lacy, and adipinlHna Nh James Dolan Terms
at sale. by order oi the oNurrs.
JOHN K. d. PAYNE.
Aug. Is
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IA l. haYa IIst ne. iged aoofher supply ol M0N Fl
" CELLO O~NABURGS, khoWnby all who
tfod thcm % E tllc hr 10 ~ nd.
NJ DANIEL s MrCORhIE.
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7sRs E!RaFAiEitb all efea. mite lorn 81
~ Iystl34ft. on Ia 1t ui september ~
a ~.H.TTTI ny,


RsRs E!HaTAikitb all efea. 10 tie lehh -
vi lAsaal lrt, uu In. It oi =, PteHhtf IA,
a Z. sIIITahZ,
IT fhc ,fu-1'iaH. Il y#HHz lldiss,
l.lr urfn1ry s.a,Hl cH4rsf viii eHnpass aIl III,
branches aii- n IN gfaH t.uale sclea- rgefhf y an
aeIotr and Alaa.! All Alf4 str5es. iuf huse suii-
e.e1tly advanced 10 ealff uisin such el4dts.
Shmd suii INT encouragement be gwen, The bas'
teachers rfIba rnpu,,ea ~ different departments,
aej every ef,n aadc ta,staait,h au tuition cata9e
81 4npatliIs d tiaf.u-h e1ueattn Ihe ma-i unfeIH-
I'm sueHz.au wi b. I'D o. Tue intellectual and moral
cuare AMI To i4r naanrf- aa4 department al ihe yaeel
tt,- an .fie. aoI watchia guardianship eAefessd
otsf lusaaata all lHHe..
iuc scholastic yrar will consist affwa sessions, 81
i've months cal. ac remaining w. months ".iI 0e VA
alton.
r l. II II $
lhr sesst5n II five months. SO
Tuition ffa like period lot pupils over years, ~
under u
French. pr scsslaa. 10
Mos.c, win Use III + am. per Session, .
B11rd aud luuan pay ble IN advance.
Pupl- can rnef al any uue duuua the session, bn:
aet entering NJ deduction vii be made 1f absenrr,
except Ia seed sirl.rss.
And size would give the lplin"io1 Ref,teaces Dr.
Nm 4. Gtenf, III ! tatnaei11, E-q LII. Nalrn
TIM PARRISH, ID. Nm : Hoflop Rev J.-,c :. \
uIseaI, Nm \ P,ee. Nel-an rl2e and fmaefs -
Diane s. E-q'fs., Of Ganb1iud. lady, -. 4 WI
.an. Col. Maurice llulfotur I!,y l.. Cunp-u IN.
Blsby IL. and Francis y. Delae Jf l.~l. ol l., ae,-
uufa-
june Il On
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Spring ana s,s,1lsga,c- Goods.
E'.gERsE.E.E - EEDEsAz.9.s

'ENAkE pleasure IN announcing IN their friends and
The public. that they have received Their Spring
and Summer supply of
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sp over .Ue4E...


Il Wiz subscriber having 'I4lsrd the wlnd' once
4 mafe, Is ptfnrd 10 carry aeafu the
EUTc YERrMG 0Usrr CsS,
win a de.en,uaHH1 20 Eve geH'ra satisfaction. IL
vii At ilincs give tie h' Idest cash price,. aud IN.
viesa all reidcr II his lac to eve hin al occasional
call.
o1e wrfl 10 La CREDITORS. H. vii psy them a,
SON a. pas,oIr md tapes thes vii not ~ pressing
hun lou hard puyenl the pay nea ui the'r claims. Lei
tnrn give nun a ehlnre. lnl tn VII ~ "p'fiecy N
town H., tim 10 time - aad vii ttca squire mp
win rlca-ufs. JAMES I. IRVINE.
hswh 10 Is
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sfro yr0css of EYssd,
he county 81 Amherst. the one containing
GOD AClE;.

situited in Tie clnny 81 Amherst, theone conlalaing
COD ACaEi.
or les ylnt between Peaar tlver aGd lLtsly y,
ctrk. aud was oheried by the sand i,lrani :. / lis,
lnm h, Alhcf josiah Ell.-aud l5e other adioImog
the lands oil S1mna iiut, aud otbtr, and also couatu
na eco .sS'ss -.
mote OF less, and Is tho arn which eas paf.Iese by
h. sad Richard =. Fin. from ccraln John But,s
Tn salr II lah uncls Viii Inc rna1r liz. h,-r
mentioned. II VII ,hsi lynn aetweea pcda1 t,cf aud
lofsl.y 5 creek.
TFRNs or SALE.
Although by the lafns u the sr ri decd Il r4l, m
rhor-rd Ia be- made ir cash, rtaslna9 ctal lil br
gwen, The eNlcot AID uluiaHs ct winch vii b. made
known al tha Dlme, aud place ai sale 8rtu2 al, lusloc.
sail convey only sueh 'rIa F#,frd - no hy lhr
an decd. IDHG Nd AlNSION.
SgeIvu2 I.tee.
.Inno = Us
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