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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-01-21
SELLERS LIVER PILLS
"HAVE DONE HER MORE GOOD THAN ANY
MEDICINE SHE EVER USED"
PREGLE's Mills, Wood County, ya.>

PREBLE's Mills, Wood County ya}
October 5, iS46.
Mr.. r f. SELLERS i ain mitch gratilied with the
good effects following the of your Liver Pills in the
case OF my wife, that think the afflicted would in
duccd TO make more general of them ii their value
was more generally known. Mrs Roach has been COM
planning Tor the last two years, she has taken great
deal OF medicine, recommended different times by
physicians ard others bnt derived but little benefit
from them. Last spring, bought of your Diver
Pills, and prevailed upon her make use OF the,n and
am bold TO say that they have done her more good
than any medicine she has ever taken. This triumph
OF your Liver Pills has rendered them very popular in
this section OF the country, and they liz greater de-
mand than any other kind of pill.
J. G: ROACH.
As purga;yc and anti bilious pill they are far su-
pcrior 10 the common pills of the day and should be
ed in their place. Prepared aud sold by r. h. SELL.
ERS, 81 Wood street.
" Sold by DR.. E. BERKELEY. Staunton, Va.
November
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TRUST S.BEE.

PURSUANT to the provisions of deed of trus
Il executed by Richard Curry, to the subscriber,
bearing date the 22d day of August, 1912, and Of
record in the Clerks Office of Augusta County
Court, for the purpose Of securing debt due to
Samuel NJ. Long, will on Saturday the 23rd day
of January next, at the residence of the said Rich
ard Curry Mt. Scion, proceed to sell for cash
the following property, to wit:-One light bay
Horse, brndle Cow, red Cow, red Heifer, II
head of Hogs, 3 Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture,
Cupboard and Furniture | Sett of Windsor Chairs,
Kitchen Furniture of every description, McCor-
mick Plough, Shovel Plough, or so much thereof
as will satisfy the balance of the debt due to said
Long, and cost.
JOHN SEAWRIGfIT. Trustee
December 81. IS46.-Pr's fee 81 70
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Negro ag0mam for Sale.

r WISH TO sell at private sale LIKELY
NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to the Estate
of Jacob Less, esq, decd, remarkably stout and
healthy, is an excellent Cook, Washer, Sc,
about "a or 80 years of age. The purchaser may
have the privilege of retaining the principal Of the
purchase money during the life time of Mrs Leas.
by paying the interest annually.
WASHINGTON SWOOPE,
Ex'r of Jacob Leas, decd
December 81, 1916.
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FROM THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, JAN. Is.
LATEST FROM ROPE.

ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF FLOUR AND
GRAIN--SCARCIrY In FRANCE
The packet ship Rochester, arrived at n. York
to-day, bringing dates from Liverpool to the 18th
ult.-There is no political news of interest.
Provision riots are beginning 10 take place in
France-the scarcity Of food becoming very general
The Overland Mail from India and China has
been received in London, but it brings nothing i'm
portant-there had been no arrivals in China from
the United States
At Liverpool on the 18th, there was an advance
in Wheat of two pence, and of three pence since
the preceding Tuesday. Flour had advanced six
pence, American selling at 34s to 35s. and very
small quantity in market.
Corn is held at 36s-none i'm market.
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JUST RECEIVED.

Thomas T.. Hpriss,
Caringtoa Hoffman,
Thos. S. HH,
Benjamin Houf.
L-James Laurence,
Nm. w. Joseph,
M-Phiiip Miller,
"A. B. McGruder,
john McKnight,
Rer. Geo. 0IitcheH,
Geo. III. Miller,
Hiram Nyers,
Catherine Moore.
N-Rich'd n. Norris.
O-NathI. Ocerton.
Flames Poage,
HiidDert Ferry,
Elisabeth Pollard.
R-Mch Raiens,
Isaac Rogers.
S-John Staple,
John SilOr,
Jacob Si!or,
j. W. Saunders.
alexander Sans,
George Smiley,
james Smith.
TIL. ~: Templcton,
James Ieoslcr.
Patrick 1'cihigh,
LemueL Taylor.
V-Jdcob Fanlem.
w-Samt u. Wallace,
Cot. Nm. Wilson,
p. B. WMIe,
Samuel NJ. Webb.
X-George Young.
X-Wm. Zinbro.
sent to the Dead Letter
ken out of the Post Office
l647.
c. BROOKS, P. NJ.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-01-21
EAGLE HOTEL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA.

~
TIME Proprietor of this well known Establish
ment, having recently thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished it. and having also leased the
JEFFERSON HOUSES large and commodous
Brick Building adjoining the EAGLE, begs leave
to say to his friends and the Public generally, that
he is prepared to acco!l.nodate them, in the very
best manner, at moderate prices.
His TABLE is furnished with every variety
which the season affords.
His BAR is always supplied with Liquors of the
best quality, for those who like s'something warm"
while those who prefer it will find the ''pure ele
ment, in abundance, fresh from the ''crystal foun
tain"
His STABLE is well provided with good pro-
vender, and will be at all times under the manage
ment of careful and attentive Ostlers.
But he had rather be tried by his acts than his
professions He therefore respectfully sOiic,s, that
the public will give him call, and test for them
selves the advantages of the EAGLE.
EED The Stages will punctually call at the
Eagle for passengers, who may require it. Persons
travelling by the stages, who prefer TO stop at this
House, will he promptly attended to at all hours.
JOHN NJ. CARR.
December 81, lS46.-4t
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There were 35 men killed and IL wounded in
the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma, of
whom 43 were Irshmen, II Germans, and
Scotchmen.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
sTAUNTo1y, VIRGINIA..


YEfHE Academic year commences on the first dan Of
y Septeubcrtchen all are requested 10 be present 1t
closes the first Of July.
The first Session the first Of SEPTEMBER
the second Session on the first Of february.
Expenses for Session of Five Months.
English, Literary, and Scientific Course,
per session OF five months, $i0to 8 rs.
Ancient and Modern Languages each, 10
Music Piano Forte or Guitar, with in.
structions in VOCAL Music accompany
ing, and use Of Piano Forte, 90
Drawing aud Painting, 10
Class in Chemistry for Experiments, 80 cents each
IDcidcntas for Rents, 90 cents each.
j o R ID n G..
Boarding in respectable and gcntccl families can be
procured for from SIS to 4 10 per month
PAY MEN TS.
The bills for tuition payable in advance. As,
however, this is enforced. they required 20 be
paid at the close ofthc session settled by bond bear
ing interest from the commencement Of the session
II. W BAILEY
August 81, 1916
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS,

JgfIE unprecedented which has resulted from
y the adoption Of BrdndrcihS Pills, during n period
OF upwards Of ninety years The cxraor-
binary cures which they have performed upon hundreds
OF individuals whom hcy have rescued from almost in
cvitable death after they had been pronounced iuctra
bic by the most eminent OF the facutyjustify Dr. Ben.
JdHi Bdndre, the proprietor of this Tegcinbie Uni.
Uersd Medicine in warmly and consccntiousy recon-
mcndng il TO the especial notice Of the public.
u Pills do indeed assist nature in ali she a.,
do for the pTi6caon of the human body vet there ar
Numbers whose bad ana whose bodies orc
much dcbiatcd, that alithat can reasonable Inc 90
pectcd, is temporary rcltcf nevertheless some Vic
have commenced using these Pills under The most trvim
circumstance Of bodily alliction when almost &C.,,
other remedy had been al,og cthcr unavanr have bec
restored 70 health and happiness by their use Dr.
Brandrcth mas to retuTn thanks generous and en-.
hghcncd public Tor the patronage they have bestowed
on MN ana nc hopes by preparing the medicine as he
mas ever conc TO merit continuation Of fayors
8EWARB OF COU1STGRPEITst
The genuine Brdudreth Pills can be obtciaed At the
fotio,ciae places:
William Kyle, Stannton; w. W. King, Wayncsbo,
,ough; William H. Bell, ChTchvillc. p. 4. HciskcII,
Lebanon White SdPhar Springs; ,. II: Cyrcle Par
n9ssus ii. Mcsscrsmith. Mt. Scion Tyre Mamma,
MI Sidney Jatoes VI. Stout, New Hope; u. & W
Whi:morc, Mt. Meridian II. 4. Graham Grcenyillc
Jas 5. Guy, Decrfcld McGuflin, & Co. Midwav :
Col. w ". Allen, Green Valley, Bath Go : John /
Dickinson. MiIlborouGh SPRING.; Crovg roId & e.
w arm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar CT ck
January -, lSf
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yiRGlNlA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Bath County, on Monday the 9TH day
Of December, 1916,
Michael Doyle and Anna his wife-PlaintiTs,
AGAINST
James NJ Laughlln and Kitty his wifc-Defendants
The said defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the act
OF Assembly aud the Rules of this Court, and it APP
pcarng from satisfactory evidence. that they are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth on motion
of the Plaintiffs. 1t is ordered that the said James
Mclaughlin and Kitty MS wife appear here on the
first Monday in March next. and answer Plaintiffs
Bill. and that copy of this Order be forthwith
published in the Stanton Spectator for two months
successfully. and posted on the front door Of the
Court House for said County.
Copy-Tcstc.
CHARLES J.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
December II. 1886.
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DIR. III. +. PEERY'S
VERMIFUGE OR "DEAD SHOT"
FOR WORMS.
A HIGHLY VALUABLE PREPARATION, CAPABLE,
FROM THE PROMPTITUDE OF ITS ACTION,
OF CLEARING THE SYSTEM
FEW HOURS OF EVERY WORM.


THERE is perhaps disease TO which Children
l. exposed so common and fatal as Worms they im-
tate the symptoms of almost every other complaint and
often produce the most alarming effects before they
suspected The symptoms which produced by the
irritation of worms the bowels and which with some
degree certainly indicate their existence follows
Countenancc pale, tongue whitley urrcd grinding of
the teeth octid breath stomach hard and swellcd
ing of the flesh sickness and pains the stomach bow
els either costive too loose, great irctuncss
natural craving dirt chalk choc
fits, &c. &c.
Numerous certificates of the value and usefulness Of
this preparation almost daily received.
The following is from the Rev. w ID. Winton dis
tinguishcd preacher of the Methodist Church.
ABINGDON, VA, May ~, 1S43.
do hereby certify that have used Dr. Peery's Yer
mngc in my family to the great satisfaction Of myself
and relief of my children Ii prompt in its action, and
in removed large number OF worms in thrcc
four hours after il given TO the child am sat
isicd that Ycrmifugc it is superior to any that
have used. w. Is. WlNTON.
BALTIMORE, July ., 1916.
This is 20 certify that PEERY's DEAD SHor VERNI-
ruGE, sold by Mr. Charles Wscman Druggist, is a
sure preventive and certain cure for worms. Having
heard it highly spoken Of by many persons, l was
prompted try it, and after giving each oil my children
caspoonul, found il had the desired effect for less
than six hours aerw ards they passed eleven worms
each worm about twelve inches long
A. J. BAZIER, 545 w Baltimore ST.
Price 25 cents per vial
Prepared DR. II. F.. PERRY, and sold wholesale and
corner of William, New York.
Sold also by DIR. F. BERKELEY, Stanton, and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States.
Staunton, Sept. "a, 1916
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A-Sardh Alerandcr
Jane AcOrd,
Ezekiel adams.
B-Jol,n "A. Bell,
abraham Beam,
Margaret Bateman,
Smith Bateman,
John BigneH,
Webster Bro,cn,
Isabella Burton,
James l.. Broom,
Chesterfield BO,rics,
George Brocius,
WilHdin III. Buck.
C-LeOndrd Clark,
Caleb Crone,
Merander Coiey,
j. VI. Camp,
Richard e. Chpple,
LcUi Cronc,
Clinton Cook,
Mrs. Carson.
DID,. l.. n. Douglas
E-Jacob II. Early,
E-Mmy NJ. Fisher,
Nm. W. Fishbarn,
~. Il. Edrm,
Julia Fairb,rn,
John Frynoyer,
Frances T. Fortune.
G-Bal,cin Gaines.
H-Mr. Hamilton,
JOHN ID. Hhchmgs,
John nj. HoHcy,
Hugh HiiAouse,
III. y HSel,
! Uashingtom Hugga,t,
Sami. HoCrer,
These letters will be
Office, if they are not t;
heR,re tho first If April
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concur in the above statements.
ALEX. III. III. STUART.

We have had one i'll operation At this place for the
last week, and feel hcsancy in saying that its per-
ormance has met the appreciation of all who Witnessed
its astounding effects. We have made arrangement
with MIR. F. Il. Geiger, of this place, TO superntend
the sale and putting them in operation in this section of
the country, several OF which ready with
suficcncy OF Pipe.
Communications made TO IIolngsworth s. Danncr,
Mddlctown, Va, f. Il. Gcigcr, Stanton, Va
County Rights for sale reasonable terms
HOLLINGSW ORTIZ s. BANNER.
Staunton, Nov. %, 1916.
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LOOK THIS WAY FRIENDS !

Ii persons having Prospectus of the "Scotsvillc
~ Times, will please send il in forthwith TO PgTEu
C. Hoee, Scots Ferry, Abcmarle County, Va
cccmbcT 81 1916
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A copy-Teste,
n. C.. KINNEY. c. C.

o. The parties interested hereby inform
ed that have appointed Thursday, the LIST day of
April next, for the purpose of executing the forego
ing decretal order, which time they are required
TO attend at my office in the town of Slaunton
prepared to render an account Of their claims and
liabilities in obedience to the decree.
}. N HENDREN, Master Conr.
January Dist iSI7
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tP1lOlPlAl&IplT
FOES ,$,GFLEI
January ID, lS47.

WOULD now sell privately, my Merchan,
a Mill, Saw Mill and Cardng Machines, if
application be made by the 18th Of next month.
(February.) This property is very desirable and
valuable, it being situated on, and propelled by the
Cowpasiure River, and near NiillburOugh Springs
The Mill has two pair of runners in it, and is fin
ished off in the best manner FOR doing merchant
work, and has an extensive of CUSTOM there be.
inc other Merchant Mill nearer than from Ia to
20 miles. The Saw-miil with very little repairing
would do good work. and the Carding Machines
are in excellent repair, they being covered with new
Cards last Spring, and carded upwards $4,000 lbs of
wool last season, in the best manner Payments can
be made to suit the purchaser Any person wishing
10 engage IN the above business would do well to APP
ply early am determined to sellfa fair price be Of
fered The property can be shown by the subscri-
Der living within two miles of Millborough Springs
OHIO WILLIAMS.
January IA 1917 -2t
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CERTIFIC ATES

MY DEAR SIR:-I have your Water Ram in
operation, and decidedly of the opinion, will
swer all the purposes for which il intcndcd-and
that the extent CT its utility yet is scarcely conceiv
ed. AS to its durability and cheapness clearly Of
the opinion that il far exceeds any thing of the kind that
has ever fallen under my obvscraton.
JNO. w. RICE.
was also present and witnessed the operation of the
Water Ram, and fully in all that DIR. Rice has
said of its utility and Importance
JAMES POINTS.
concur in the above statements
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Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT s. KETCH-
AM, l2l Fulton Street, N Y, DIR. E. BERKELEY,
Staunton, and by Druggists generally throughout the
United States. Price 81, large bottles
January 81, lS47.
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These letters will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office if they not taken out of the Post Office
before the first of April, l647
NORBORNE G. BROOKS, p. NJ.
January Ia. lS47
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WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies Of
w Staunton and its vicinity, tina, he has remoy
cd to the shop formerly occupied by MIR. John
Carol, next door to Mr.. VIM. kylc's Store.
and immediately opposite the Post Office, where
he is prepared to make
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-31

LoNpos-Ship Victsra-9l pkgs mdse II Jessup--28 Du
18th Cousin-ry-32 Cameron Brands Tooker, Mead
cob w Harriman--7 Fl w & II Multi Cohen-i
N Oppenheimer 4 Cos Manson brothen-3J w Moore
81 Cury--2 ID Appleton X coz Jones < Touer-2 Clark
Vest Is1se Kobbip,s Bpc.nel! Sees CO Aspia
son.sC FS Aspdrirk Ta Woolselyn1a Hun.
Gipuell Mm'am cos bales hops Goodhns co5o pkgs
Prime Ward eo-,2 w Moore Barker BroheE-2
Cones Xco-l Smith & col Mailiard col Du
sell yy,e & son--l Chsrm;-l A,aoldIi Tsw".
tons chalk BIZ gold Gri,wold-is do w RI Smith co-ils
pkgs rndse Maand & Phelp-8l @ Morenood COLE
horgan-3396 bags 238 pkgs mdse SCI hides to order.
BREMEN-Ship Hsrmne-l300 boz mdse rs baskets bottles
Victor Duckwitz-200 se 90 cs do Hoose eior-9
q T. Mezer-985 Groshem & Chapman Hans & Goetz 5
Rolker Mollm NM II Wilt A Patterson-l Muller
500 pieces 10 bxs Henschrn I'm ar-6 Hullmann-O80
bxs mde Victor Achelisl Herman Boken co2O0o dem.
johns cks to order. 49,
HAMBuRG-Ship Howard-t2 cs mdz Ahrenfeldt-52 bis
Bechtel & Drzer2 do s Schlesnger-2o do Herr eks
i do Kaups-l6 do w A hite-l do Schmidt & Bal.
chenl do SPIES Chirst3 do Hostman, Bon Devker-l
do M Smh-ll do Tahee & Jones 16 do M Huschfeld-3
do Backer-2. do 9 II Mites do Oppenheimen-20
do Se,iez SEEMINGLY Won Schtor-3 do Mneken2ci
bdls willow Coddlngton-26 do Reimer Meckerl d.
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thar-3 do L Dolan-l do Meyer do Koppel-l do
& Fenz-2 do Booiman Il Johnston-l do Meyer Poppen
huysea-i do + Cirunenhal-l do Ruh-l39do Bnny Hal
stedt--2it order.
sr Doslroo CIrYschr Don Nichoas-a5o logs mshogany
gel gnumvita ii bills honey Eossife co-3 logs
mahogany TO master
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Movements OF the Packets.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 81.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Packet ship Victoria Morgan from London, April 22 with
mdse, TO Grswold Co. Latil, lou "a, large ice
berg. .
Hamburg ship Howard Paulssn from Hamburg April l7th
with mdse, Schmidt Bachen Sid in Ham
ship Norma, and Brem bark Pacific, for " York.
'emel ship Hermine Vokman, 40 days from Bremen,
Paw enstadt Schumacher.
Br Ship Ceyon, CRISP, 81 days from Liverpool with coal
to McMuny Co 29i Passengers 9Th inst So Ion 6s o6
spoke bark Agnes for Quebec, with loss Of rudder Goth
lat 49, lon 81 o. oke brig Scion, II days from New York
Cork sale Of wind carried fore topmast with sails
AID rigging attached
Br ship Lord Ashburton Ball. "a days from Liverpool
with 500 tons salt 1913 passengers The is bounu PHI
lad ph3.
Bark Mary Broughton Melchen, days from Limerick in
ba st to master 18th lust Grand Bank spoke schrs Co
line Of Provmceown 5000; Exchange OF Beverly, 1000 ah
off South ohoa spoke ship Chas Carroll from New Or
leans for Boston.
Norwegian bark Frhiof Jensen 40 days from Antwerp
ballast. To + Gerdlog. lag Passengers.
orwegian bark Aslnia, Mathieon &c days from Luring
Norway. with 2O0 tons IRON to Beck kunkordt 2h
lat 10 Ion 6 90 spoke brig Ohio, Of Waldoboro from Phade
Brig Hyler, Anderson from Sligo May 7th, in ball
10Th inst Grand Bank, spoke Br brig Employ
from Sligo for New York 2s inst, off Sable Island spoke
fishing schr Jane, Of Portland
Br brig Harmony from Waterford April 18th, in bal
Spanish brig Of Juantta, McNahon Is days from Ha-
hr Don Nicholas Drinkwaer, II days from St Domingo
City, with m ihogany. TO c Rossire & Co.
Schr Susan Tay Johnson days from with
timber, to Bad er, Peck & Co.
Steamer Proprietor, Martin 81 hours from Norfolk to
Isaacson
2barks: 2brps-unknown
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MAY 30.

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Waterways Albany na19s Fs Sn. Fe,,.x. CONWAY.
JGons saTaosa S. na' Spring albany
VIM ux.nh Ya.' e G Stevens, New Jersey;
MorehsaS, Few York; VIM Smith do; &. BunSss, Nj.
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Seth Pad.ford Providence; George Goodrdse, New York;
Fisher Baltimore; j. T. Beach. New YorH: H. W. Calm
Burlington
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NATIoNAL HOTEL:
MSSTs + ys Fl rsdsS H Md
En- Philadelphia H. b Hewitt Washington, b C.: Mrs.
o'Donqd and child Miss Lyon tbIig Cpton sayannah B
dale. Pa j. r Chamberlin, ChensnSo; p L. Gl.tt, P.
% dts Res sFas fQ.vs shso,i tSSsm
bursh; ". L. Gibson 8. 1 Gibson, Eimira-
NEW ENGLAND II USE.
G. Brainard Ga w. Newell, Boston; N. O. Branard St.
Adams; w IL Glover and lady, Norwich.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
e. w Greene Clifton Park; w M Holmes and lady; NJ;
10; MIR C1sig, Paterson N j. t. Dsvy, Boom6eii, NY.
PLARL STREET HOUSE
Fisher Rhad; r. Service " key@oa: Busha %
Mich; c. Il. Atwood, Taunton Mss: VIM. scey, Boston
RATHBUNs HOTEL.
F; Doy, Albon Mr. and Mrs. Huntingdon Ithaca Pal.
lard Syracuse Mr. and Mrs. Lee Delaware; a. o. Komstock,
saGGy Vi Nsw J1,ee Akin XS"
Island
Mo,, Staten T I'1,a% Hail. k:,., Now vo,.
Wane Co Woods. weschester j. TeIhune, Mr. Downs
WESTERN HOTEL.
g. lillian, MANCHESTER J. NJ. MaJdiek Coan.; E. Walker
A a. Ia kSs csaMy sc Sen o Shsp;HsS
o.ysFc; j william, tiisr; iMcKif, salem; 9. yRIis1.
nard O,wego Dr mwiord and lady, st Louis; H. L. Miller
Hartford; Nj. Livingston Albany.