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ssssws, Nm wd.k ~ - ysIa, Aeusss. yvsvA.
A .sk ss s.s5 Sl'iEss ! y:* .:.s
yl ss s.r H Ssyys H. brig H e fssR: sA'
NY YoIt ss,.I.:,sn, id,y:: o. en-; w. vas.
x As cid Henry ..s Sy Ear,
Psas"h. go istH ' arr brig F.e,oo Bs1.e%
I Ss q sd p S s;s. WSss:
asI% H,riasiOa; banks WIN Issiiasie@' CHI Plymouth,
G Ss s sS LSsrrSO ship James t.ssn Morris. PYS:
t:sss G a.sy
Fo~ey; brsgs Hero Harrison worLsioa: Queen vsi"ra
Rosie AGsds ks.asi ToadOn Is .chr Prin'
Rio JASriso April assld bark. Roll., cibbsrsOn, for
Home Forss.
ALErAspn., DC June OAR brig Rodolph. Kent, from
lob .hr jsw iIs%ss' Ns'. Sid
s'f s s sss. h.is & F:s
asa Ss sshIi s''i Sy,s:
Seq: sS Ss New ys1i sss.i 70! MI y; big.
Ess :sf s. How'd s; .ss
f.m BIa: s Is Se
yesterday; bark sophroni. last night :.
aid IT.; $ To- 6 :psAs Sasf Hsai q k.%.
sS" % hs on S.s W.
bark. By YER Andrsws, do Sris, sIyn'or G.e.l do;
ss e nsSn' :ss,
as Sr f sssS h.v ,n san .sh1s
Stranger, ole Key West and indian Kay Isabella, Roby,
ELlswoRr Juno csld schr Calhoun, Babson, Balti-
FALL nvEa June s-Arr schrs Julia and Eliza fin somer
Sc, Tor Rchmond sth 3 Ashmssd IN GeGrgstown Sc
fS"dshi: II saSten Ey::s fSisdsrS. for bis.
York for
qss h % S;:s Rss:; Bils. BIZ s
% IN Ks i Ss f.
e:"Ssyp hs s''gi .s@ss "a
sp Ss' 3d. os :Ss sfS,a Te
LEWIS Lei. june lo-The barks Harriet Thompson for
& s:h Nib for f r ss
for FL. River: Maryland; Julia. and Wave, for Boston;
.G sna s S VIII are
5Tss spd thrytws schoo,er Nothing in ssh bound in.
MOnS, JHa. Arr, seh5 Julia, Travis; from New Or
Iean. ca brig Evelina, Watson Providence; schr Well
.Nsw os1Eas. iass a.Arr steamship Alae;m. w;s,as.
nn nss Ms% os
Suffolk snow. Boston; bark Coneli. Young, Rio Dc janei
G.lvestOn schrs Roam. Mobile:
Porter do Decatur. Peterson. Brssos Santiago; Esnser,
Smith, Apalacbico!. Mary. Brewer; Mangorda CID Sd,
ships q shaw Matthew'S Boston: Cspot Burgess Havre;
schr Louisa Antoinette, Blake. Br,so. Santiago.
NEwBURYroRr, June iG-Arr schr Oregon Post, Phadel
phia.
"rs 4 sss T ;rs
PRovIDEScE Juae sArr schr Queen, Gardner, Baltimore
Benz Harrison Douglas MiSals,oa Nc; Byron, Keschum
Rondont; Equator, Sturgis, NYork
PHiLApELrH,s lure l2-Ar big St Lawrence Ra,dell,
from Boston, BE schr Superb. Seymour from Eeu,hea;
eli from Portsmou,h Maria Csn,sy. stubbs, from Fall
Steward Do Cd.b.rk Mu;ti.er% Cros.s.t Boston .ehr.
Young oson NY ork Traffic Pitman. do; Williams,
Watson. Wespor sloops Mary Jane B,rey, Stamford;
Mod,a Wheeler Dghon Mass; steamer Baltimore, Clay
pool, Baltimore
RIcHMoxp June 1o-Arr schrs Coryo Croker from Tho
masron ! Panama, D.vis, New York Havana, Mershon,
Troy. Below, ship Antwerp Robinson
sAvANsAH, June e-Cld brig Cordova, Town Boston.
SALEM. June 2o-Arr schr Curlew Keeae, New York Be-
low fore aud aft schr deeply laden painted b,ck with
white stresk and white bottom. Sid eh schrs Alabama
Smalley and Victoria Allen, New York; 10th, Pearl Snow
New York.
TAusros. June s-Ar schr Caroline, Brightman PAla-
delphia.
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FROM HAyTI.-Thc schooner veasco, from
Fort au Prince, Ill the short passage OF twelve
days, reports that rumor prevailed in city,
effect that the Pckets tribe from the the
Island, had maze attack upon small Pot
au Prince, killing zoo OF the innabitansiay tens no
Hayden war steamship, and two vessels OF
war, sailed ON the 2oth ut, bound s0uth-Baa Clipper,
June H.
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The LynshbusS rsrftstsA says-" Great complains
has been made Of the Destruction Of the wheat crop BY
the Hesaan fly, which we know has been considerable
But we believe from recent trip to the country that
the crop viii be almost entirely destroyed by the rust
The rye il already destroy ed and the May wheat we
hear much affected that IL will be destroy and
to dry and cool breeze the whole Of the late ciop
will be destroyed"
The Richmond Times Of the llth inst. says" We
have letter from Charlotte saying that the harvest Of
the early wheat crop was just coming that the in
jury from the fly had been wonderfully overcome and
that the rust had not ct appeared.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

offerings vi the large, and consist OF 1900
head OF CHIEFLY esetn Beef Cattle including 1870 head
taken 10 New York $40 Cows and Calves oss s~ Inc,
Ps,crs-beevss dull Of sale at sol SOL the 100 lbs
About lU0 left over. .
Cows ana Calves sell at SIS a $50.
sw inc mostly brought SAt q % the 100 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs ready sale at ~ q s3t each.
Hay shows further decline, and good timothy sells
within the range OF 10 W cents the cvt pressed, ~
cents, and straw 50 ~ the 100 bundles.
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HE OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE or GEN. TAY-
LoR.-We understand thar Gen. Taylors official
letters upon the three great events Of the campaign he
actions OF the 9TH ami 9Th and tho defence Of Fort BROWN
would have been sent to Congress to-day but
cretary OF war has received from the Adjutan Gene
rails Office large number of reports from subordnnte
officers IN battle" and copies Of them cona be pre-
pared before tomorrow the President has determined
send in none VI them until they all prepared
laid before Congress Washington Union, June IL.
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CO M N K RCIAL.


New York, Friday, juno IL.
BRrApsruFrs-Today things looked better than Tor
long time back Flour wa in better dcmand Large
sales Ut Genesse took place, principally export,
~ ISL and ct the closing ~ 70 the general quota
ton Michigan Is held at ~ lat prime b. ands ego
- - III according to quaiiy. 1he transactions
Grain We believe have been light at ell events; we
heard OF no important TRANSACTIONS The receipts at Al
bany by canal. the 10Th inst, 7el5 barrels Of
Flour aud 400 bushels OF Corn
Corros.-lhere was good enquiry for this srticle
to-day and tine sales amoun to SUI bales The market
Is Considered steady, with ratler frm.ess winch
had u tendency to cneck purchases. We quote
LlvKRPooL CLAssFiCATivr.
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Family Provision Market.

We have particular change to note this week in
the Beei, Mutton, tcal or Lamb supply.
Fla, with the usual kind and variety, plenty. We
tce large supply Of Oy sers at tins OF the
year, taken beds. They not good, nor fit
to eat. Clans liner, ani Is best time
Of the year 10 nave thon in perfection.
Green Vegetables OF all kinds rapidly coming in,
ami OF very quality. superior Csbbsges from
Gilbert of Bergen; and that fine csculent, the Iauli-
flower. never looked better.
Fruits OF all Kinds plenty and cheap Fine Cherries
cents the 10 Lots off to boston and Lowell,
which keep up tho price. Pine Apples and W alter
various prices w est India Islands.
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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM.
PLANT.

JERSEY C1Tv, March ~, 1915.
DR.. TownsendDe.r Sir he great bsas6t that have de-
valu able will be su1eieat apology, am
WINGED for addressing which should do
under ordinary eircunstances II Of
unusual character Hoping may be Of service
ferins have oeea, felt duty send you the follow
Of the singular eescy Of Sassparla
case had very much OF health for the last
about months several physicians pronounced
disease he spinal complaint siace which time have suf
aud shoulders became deformed and the joints
Of places, and suffered tsFbly day aud
night Oac Of my shoulders was forced full two inches
lower than the other AID joint IN my back affect
ed continued wosse although my tr'ead. rssorsd
ess Ouy about month since commenced taking
SaaparlIa and have regaiued former appearance
aad usual health am full that this
eular a. appear incredible aud hare requested
who may be disposed doubt the coectness OF the
m'n'' '''''' WIN MARlA THOMPSON.
JEesyv CIrv March n, lsAe
cericats has and does resde with ard
auy whom may concern that the in the above
''''''-e : WI II. SNOW,
MRS. A. SNOW,
Railroad Avenue. 2 doors from Barrow
For sale t36 Fulton sert r. r. Wan Buskirk, 293,
corner Market and Broad Newark NJ il C. nxs,
Jr Paterson, ~ j.. los South Pearl street, Albany Red
ding Co, No state street Boston Bs:kus Bun Troy;
MIR. Wells, druggist, Utica Grant Bookee, druggists,
Schelsctady Fowler Lansinxburgh and BY priacipl
druggists generally throughout he United States, West ln-
Dies aud the Can ldas
None grnsne the larse square bottles which
TOWNSEND, a. } his name blown IL the glass
aro5 prn.lfNSThsrc
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NO CURE NO PAY.
nR. COBBITT, 10 Duane street. member Of the ROYAL |

Dk: UOBBlII, ~ Duane street, member OF tns hoya
treatment certain delicate diseases practice Of four
years devoted venereal diseases enables Dr. c.
the form of this disease Recent cured in
four days. No mercury used restraint in diet business
pursuits Structures cured weeks with scarcely
any pain.
CossIITuriorAL DEBLIrv-Those individuals, who have
INDUCED loathsome habit positively be
stored health and society Remember, 10 Duane street,
door DR.. Johusons j13 5src
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

MO qUACKERY.-Dr Morrison has beer engaged for
IN the OF all forms Of private
Diseases mercuriai and syphilic rrupfoas g'ee stric
gonouhna aud debility arising from habit
gsges hts pacu attention. DR.. VI holds commu
with pretended surgeons. See his London diploma, 18th the
signatures Of the Of examiners Of the Royal Colege of
surgeoa., including Sir Ashley ooper Sir Anthony Car
isles &c. &c.. III his Office 2o4x Fulton st. Letters At
tended 10. lie 2,tsrc
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BOARD ros THE ORGANIZATION or u,n..,A
Board to consist Of Comm odore N A. 'oshrAh. -.
dent, ana Com modora M 2 Perry, captain Cha e.
will convene at Annapolis Nd on the 2osn in., s noe'
sxaminsd for promotjon ~
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MEDICAL CARD.

nOCTOR FAWCETT consulting surgeon OF is6 Full
~ ton street, New York author Of late publication,
braeing following subjects ;Mafrimony Imporency.
and sterlty, ansomcaily physioogcaliy and medically
expained with comprehensive exposition Of the and
modern treatment Of syphilis Secondary Symptoms Com
orrhsa Geet, Structures Seminal Weakness Whites, Noe.
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the last
oaed diseases and from hs practice and long
perence investigating the pathology Of the va,,ous strge
Of the gcnerave organs he all that
he undertakes permanent aud radical cure HIS diplomas
from London Edmbug and Philadelphia also, his honorary
degree from the State of suspended IN large
frames IN his office 1876 Fulton street. ~.
Persons distance enclosing ST. can have copy oil ms
late WORK accompanied with which embraces all diseases
Incidental To females. :. -
Fa,", street viii receive due arfrnfion nnviY liner
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BRoxEns' BoARp-i22 shs East Boston Company, Isl.
iSx do lS ~ Long Island Railroad, s3. Is Do
II do 3y5S = >i'
SECOND BsARp-l3 Norwich and Wore rster Railroad
s 59 IS Long Island Railroad 3iss 25 East Boston
pany, Q 5 ds 1914.
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.N ks.scaa o ios ts,anyeros e. IagGes.
vuvHE FRENCH AND SPANISH Languages, ala, Alse
brs Geometry Surveying, Navigation, and booh k-sp
ing and eHectusIy taught moderate
terms lessons given 20 adults az their own resdsn
ees or schoois attended, References OF the highest respect
ability IA0O ID. MAURICE, III Canal st.
maj imsrc
IL r-is 3, z. COlLlNS CO., - sssth street.
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MONEY LENT

MONEY LENT.
UvHE Subsc ber continues the highest price,
the oid-eststled Office ?32 lillian street GU gold and
silver watches, diamonds plafe Jeweiry, wearing apparel
drv goods furniture, aud all personal property
JOHN NJ. DAVIES. Lcsssed PAwnbroker.
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rDlCAL ADVICE.

DOCTOR LAMEIT is still coDidently consulted at his
~ old Office, 6 Gold street between Fulton and beckmas
all diseases OF delicse nature his treatment being mild
and udcious requires neither rsstrin IN diet OF
hndrance from business pursuits Recent cases cured ~ OF
days. -.,n,o.,.,
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions 2, na.
ally confirmed mpotency the d. ssr,ctss st'enion
his object being 70 restore the system W. nsy anu ooas 10
STlCTuRES, disease frequently existing wthost the
being aware something's Caused ~ udica
ment Of uninaed ffetendes, and by the
neglect OF the parties, themselves arr oy the VI euectuaiy
cured withoat pain inconveniepce
The Doctor being the few qualified advertising Sur
reous the city, perfect chags made
Letters post paid enclosing fee, Immediately attend to-
and medicine with advice sent TO part OF the United
Once 81 Gold street. Open from "a. NJ. tosp.M.
nsvr
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DELICATE DISEASES.

BUTANICAL FILLS the mod ef
n frcua aud speedy remedy discovered Tor gonorr
hGa elects structures ucohGa whites irritation Of the
kdneys sexual debility weakness aud all diseases Of the
proc eedng from unrerained They
and the geherstiye organs rarely IL ever
exyeriemced from taking other medicines They
posed entirely Of vegetable ingredients which nvgorate
generally. For sale at Apothscares Hail. B Catha-
rine street-Prce 81. jel lwsm
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CoxbACkIK, Sept. ~. I'D
Dr. Townsend-To all whom this may COZ srn This u
10 wife bottle Of
previous her conne uad~r the alarming and de-
cate being Dubbed with the dropsy, swell
ing OF the and very
with my and the recommendation who
suice 10 the medicine had the happy dssrrd effect.
al anu wsst f w he dro".v M ssve
way astonishing degree. and her health better
than had been for long time previous
subscribe myself most obsdieut and obliged ssvsnt
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

Spoken.
U schr Forward from Philadelphia, bound for the Gulf
Of Mexico, May Goth, lat IS IS.
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a d 4 g. a q ID n x - .

gRlE people, ol Chesaul Grove and the surrounding
d country are now building. by subscription, an Acid
n.y. and the Trustees OF the Institution wish 10 enn
competent Teacher 10 take charge ot II. Il is te,Ju-
ID 10 be Casaca School Of the tit,t respecraullry
aud ~ PRISONS need apply ior the soaun Tea .ler
eNcfft such . are Of exemplary moral rhrac e and fully
41allf Ia aVe instruction IN all the branches ni a TIM
r9a4h education, TIE ne9hbofhood VII support good
school if m?ay yeas aud pay hr teacher aei Tor his
services. The seho to open about e first Of January
neal. A drass.
Trustees Ctesam C,ope .4cdi Tenn.
PItsyyaa Co.,, Va
sepl7 1915 WV
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DsN$ssFFFO.y..

RliE copar'nershlp. heraotorc existing between tie
subscribers, under the firm OF
REGARDS. RN An \ co,
is This day dissolved BY Limitation aud mutual consent
All persons. indebted In 'ho late firm NIL please make
Immediate payment To Nm. II RYAN. WHO " III attend
Ia lh" settlement OF The business.
For the purpose of bringing rhe business to speedy
eioN' 't 81 eh OF he,ds hanI amounting To about
Sl2uuo, vii be syJ without reference To cost.
JOHN L. RIG tRDS \ Co,
WM. II. RYAN.
lYocbburg, August |. 1916.
August - TT
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teal.
JEANNE lEsRfEsaN

Through many WAY way,
Blu, nevei, never. can fo-.c,
she 1--we o lile's feurg DAY
The FIRE that. blaun al H,ltsro cen
Ma, wcel be Lab pa yule
BIZ blseher Ia awaits lie lcatt,
Where fTs, tord It's, srors cue.
Oh, dear, d,4t laaais aIaroeuu.
The the.h,s o bygaae years,
Sill fling thei shadows ovcT nv raih.
And blind nv cen W tears
They bind my cen M saut, yaut leafs,
And air and sieh pHe,
And memory Idly sunni 5ns up
The blythe blinls o lang snc
Twas then VIC la,'dilk i,hcr wei,
Twas Then We tna did Part,
Sweet umc-sad time, t,,a baifns Al seule,
Tws BARNS and hut &C heart
Twas when NC sat on ae airh btak,
II leif Tx her lar.
And tones and look, and smile, y.e1e shed
Remembered eve NM.
! wonder, Jcsnic, after fHf,
When sitting en- lsst Iiab,
thrck rapsiuf lstt. ls.l locked 10 iaof,
Wat uur vrc heads aid u4al
When both bul down at,rf ae btaid pagc
W. taiek an our lu.e,
Thy lips wce on th1 las.ar, lut
But 10, lcs..p Uas ii tlet.
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which 'te ar.o rcsoly purchased under favorable cir
c1Wsanf9s atd lf cash. they nItter themselves thai
thy are H." lal.y prepared 10 sell extra Bargains In
hrIr ae, afd most respectfully solicit tbcrr Id friends
and The public generally Ia give them call hela. pu-
''1-oe, fs'IsioI them thai every I'll H. ou then part
"iJI be- m1de 10 give general satisfaction.
July % -
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july -

1IRdNlA Alt rulas IBID in tic clerks office Of In,
cuc9H enPrrIlr coaf OF law and cIanrtr holden in
aud for he ,oan' Of Campbell, the 9th da, y ISi6
't"is' y iorl"upl3 Plaintiff,
against
hom1s l. Port"ood) May rort,uod and Muths Is.
''o"hh Defendants,
IE CHNNCFRY.
Tie defendant, Thomas l.. IurW God mol huvng entered
bis Importance mad given according To- The ut, of
my and the 'ur 81 this count, aud 1t appearing hy
s-i" f evidence jut hr Is not inn ui Ia. cu,r-
mooN cal, o. ra, sui d.lcndnit an, ral H. re ON
the ht>t dr. III tIc uVNt g., i- and
tAhi bill ttat 10y ut tii7 o,lrr be- t1ttmih
~fri'd III s2nt new sAp,r PRINTED In town OF chung,
Ter months fHrrts-s ~, anil po>td the ltoLt
the court house "i eeaut. un SOM eourt day,
y Copy Irstr,
JOIN u. ALIEN ANDER. Crk
Julv 80 , d,
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Az ESSAY rroN TIE WHEAT Fly

ny Asa tirtH, N. u sAIlN. NLw WORN
1he above Is an sucle "a pamphlet irm fem the
Ann fcan Quarterly Juurua al Agriculture and Sricncs
containing some nu-'nal observations and netf,srlpo
facts i'sperinG He wheat f.. ndcr lhIs name the
author Includes Tie G,c,dauI,a tftri 81 what ny
previously dccnbei % jhe naturalist kuoy. and anotl
er species differing BON lhr aba,e In $ spplied vpus
and first noticed by hms'It Brlauelrq 10 the same
gehns and ahke h3b, ami IN transformations. m ~
may bot be conveniently described under the sa ne con-
mon name.
ITS FOREIGN HISTORY.
Inc hfs distinct and uu'qalvucal account Of hi, in
sect Is that ENtnh Mr Christopher Gulltit in IN
mud published in lie Philosophical Transactions of the
R"ya Sorle'y for that year from which il appears iL,,
lis fatases had al thai pcad brn lt by The farmer, oi
England, although mpuDed hy them To a Wong cause
will be seen III lhe squi thai both IN iAls country
and IN Europe agIlrnumlisis have often mistaken Tor
This Insect, snail back fly al The faulty oil tie Muse
do, winch uccurs abundauly N wheat fields but Is run
parailsely harmless Subsequently, the above we find
IN The Transactions ct the LnHean Society for The wear
1917. parer by the celebrated enonooglsl X Thy DIV
ING scientific description OF tbs insect and CORRECTLY
d'hhn2 lis generic and specific character. lie refers II
To The genus llpols Of gnas. at the great order Of Din
terra OF i~u winged insects ui CusitT or atIls Tho
genus IipuIa having been sub-Gl,lded into numerons
sub genera. the species IN question falls under that nj
Ceridomyis, ana Is correctly styled the Gtcdunyia
'Tcl Of KIRBY, though olten slpken Of in our agfcuu.
Tai papers under thr name of The iipnla lrllitl
Fnm the lshns u late wrllfrs, particularly Prfessor
fiensl"w, aud john Curtis. VIM have given precise and
accurate descriptions and deneaIlons Of ths insect If
s?pears certain that it Identical with The clear WINGED
wheat ny ., this eanty The spotted inc ed sp. cies
has moi been nullced by them. If noticed eunlunded
With 'he preceding
The fayages Of the whral-hg ON the other side Of the
Atlantic AT different per's. appel be very extern
ave, having been nniiced Ia post OF the southern and
eastern counes Of England, In some dstrcis Of Sr,t-
land, and III the North OF Ireland Whelher il occurs
upon Me Continent OF Europe positively in
formed II Is noticed BY Macqlar. either in his Dine
"a Of Tie north OF France IN his Natural History Of
iperJns Insects. whte other naiuraists are of npiniu
that II has been found both 10 France and in Gernov
ITS DOMESTIC HISTORY.
l. viii be unnecessary 10 speefy ,parrrnarly. the va
u'is he'ires y M iaoHr' W., I've appe2,e3 in =, oo
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10 r..

e M ihF VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN. wIo
"a has had II Wears experience IN schu,l teach, ~.
wishes To Oct "A situation As teacher either in or near
IF"cuoofl' l1r the ensuing year He would make
tampaeII and Amherst Cuur Hons The lwo extreme
points aud take Schuul At either orany place br,we
them lie would like IL rprfpSpond with any person
WIS'n' VIM tel lhten siel in making up an ENGLISH
sen'n'' thal wiIl address, tp's PAID A. b. c.. Fall
my hud9e, T. O., Campbell Co.. Va: and he will then
N l''o Tue reasons OF his geographical preference
,'NI. y MY
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DCMCSTIrS

III BALES NJ. | Ozlaburss extra.
kO 10 " " ,, d iu,l 81
" ) br,. Sdeering.
do (Nlanch' sie Factory
Ga consignment and for sale AT reduced prices ~
BAGBA \ CktNSHAN.
Avg. q Is
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against

DAVIS fgn-on mud Snf die Ferguson in their own right
an as a'nmi rItI, OF Joan Ferguson decd uni Edw in
Ferguson, John bowman aud Patiz1dc ms WIFE, W ili,.m
!" ton aud NaonH h wiz, Csn'hi, alkcr, teresa De
YER VI nNia f,e and An,ea his Vile, benjamin Bowman
ahd sophia ls wife William " aid Elil be In la, witt,
James > NHd the other executor OF the sad Char,, FER
1Heon. decd joel bowman, administration OF Ot,y Iii,,r
nee ana --- -#, ad Illustrator oil il,nry Walker
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August l.


I 'IkdiSiA At rairs ID ia the clerk, ,rrr of H.
county soail OF bsdofd on the 81 day August 1896
9un's' IL, '"n-a"H, John Ctcnsha", Richard ure..
'ha" ItSid ranNht", il, Thomas Davis and Inc, hi.
"iIe formerly Lucy Gfen,haw, Thomas Preston and ,>an
"a "Ie' formerly Nds II tfrn>hlW. " llm Mead and Ma.
. ms "l., forn ry Mar, Grcn-hlw + IvnrI r. p H.
hs Ce.eellas Pate aud halh H. r his wife i,mtrl, Ma.
~ l." FItePn, JohnG. col +, Lucy H. Coer, lillian
l. Royal and Mary his "ite, lorn,ry Mary Coier
Pa ntins,
a2diui
Nikelsan trnmp and Elizabeth his WIFE formerly Eliza,
hcl toief ih3na' \ C5er Joseph L. Coier al les il
Cote, DeIc, J,nI> "
Is CHANCERY
Iha defendants NiRersun Crump aud Elizabath hi, ni,,
lh"md7 \ tairr and rph r. Cet T. ha, ln entered
Il' aud 4nrn security according he sr, If
a-' an, ts rule o tins court ard app caring h, sat,
t.t1"t1A evidence that thA mot inhabitants - tn. COM
mon NetI 1t y orred, tad the sud tndaut. d., ann, r
mere ON the fourth Monday IA October atsn e. tn,
bill OF e plaintiffs, AMI a copy OF thls order D. irtL.
Nth m'eHed IN -ome newspaper published tn, tom OF
i""'io'e io' two moahs successfully and I'D the
hont door 81 TIM court ae5e al tlis county.
CoIa-lcste,
Join X. STEP ZOE, Clerk
August Il WIN
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