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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12
NJ A r RIED

On Thursday the 9th inst, by the RcY. A-'. Lud-
den, MIR. HENRY SHULTz, to Miss Massey CAGARGNE
SIMMERMAN, all of this county.
On the 25th ult., by the Rev. p. Shickcl Jr. Wit
LIAM SHUFF, formerly Of Page, 10 Miss Nay M,
daughter Of the widow Keller Of this county
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

rg<lIE undersigned invites the attention of Pa
- rents, Guardians and Teachers to the eXamna-
ton of a very superior 8. Octave German Piano,
imported by Mr.. KUHN of Baltimore, now to be
seen and heard at Mr.. Hugh j. Craword's. His
instruments have been in use in this State for Is
years, and have afforded uniform satisfaction The
German Piano eXces the American in its great su
periority of workmanship and material, together
with Its soft, full tone and grand action. His pri-
ces range from $3.50 to $500, and the instruments
warranted. He will also have several fine Harps
TO hand in few days from Vienna. These instru-
ments must be seen and heard to be appreciated
Prices varying from $3.50 to 5000.
WM. b. CRAWFORD, Agent
Staunton, Nov. 10, IS47.
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IS REWARD.
NOTICE

Fhe following note should have been appended
to the advertisement of Mr.. john Mcdowell,
which will be found On our fourth page:-SpEc
n. Bio accommodate the purchaser, | will
let GO including all the buildings in the above ad-
yyertlsement, One Hundred and Seventy Acres of
Land and all the meadow-for which my price
Will be Ten Thousand DolIars-one- fourth in hand
and the balance In one, two and three years, with
interest on each payment from the date
JOHN MCDOWELL.
January IL, 1913.
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NEW CONCERN.

| -CCec-
TINfiE undersigned would most respectfully in
form their friends and the public generally,
that they have this day associated themselves to-
gether, for the purpose of transactng general
business in the town of Scotsville, under the style
and firm of
MOON 81 DAVIS,
at the stand lately occupied by Il. A. Moon, upon
Main Street, next door TO Dyer's Hotel.
We earnestly request the attention of those buy
ing for cash and barter, to our stock of
Esy Goods <sasG Groceries,
generally-all OF which are well laid in, and in
every way suited to the market, and we feel conf
dent they will please all.
Protesting only to sell for cash or its equivalent,
we satisfied that we can offer those buying up
on the terms specified inducements not Often pre-
sented
We will take great pleasure in receiving, for
wardng and selling on commission. the produce of
our friends and others, who may favor us with their
patronage-pledging undivided attention to their
interests, and guarantee that they shall, in every
respect, be pleased.
Our large Brick Lumber House being situated
immediately upon the Basin bank, and having been
thoroughly repaired within the last few weeks,
together with its advantageous position, offers eve
ry safety TO goods and produce consigned to our
care -r
We will purchase Flour, Wheat Corn, Corn
Meal, Oats. Bscon, Butter, Lard, Barrel Slaves
and Hoops, hhds. Hoops and every thing else offer
ed worthy OF note-either for cash or barter.
Wishing to realize small profits from large sales,
we most respectfully invite the trading community
to give us call.
r. A. MOON,
w. r.. DAVIS.
Scottsve, Sept. Is, lSi7.-tf
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BEWARE OF couNrzRFE1Ts /!
TIC genuine BfundTcH PiIIS can he Ol
fOLCCinp Draces:

William Kyle. Stanton; w W King, Waynesbo-
rough; William II. Bell, Churchyillc p. a. Hciskcn
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; j. Il. Cyrclc Par
nassGs H. Mcsscrsmith Nit. Scion; Tyre Maupiu
Mt Sidney James NJ. Stout, New Hope; ID. & w
Whitmorc, Mt. Mcridian Il. + Graham, Grcenvillc
Jas. S. Guy, Dccrfcld; McGunin, s. Co. Midway;
Col. w ii. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co. John u
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford, & Co.
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek: w
N. Douglas, Mt Solon Hobbs & Taylor, Valley Mills
Jan. s. ls4s.
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Roots, Shoes, &c,

Boots, Shoes, &c,
of the very best material-a fine stock of which
he has just received from the manufacturer and
he feels warrarte | in saying, from his experience
In business, and the workmanship of the hands in
his employ, he will be able to furnish such an arti-
Gle to his customers cannot fail give satSfac-
tion--a ne asks is a fair trial and he will remark
once for all, that encouragement to home indus
try'' and to ''our mechanics" is far better
security for good work. than the cheap prices the
northern cities. A. nj. SIMPSON.
n. d. Handsome Boots of his own manufacture
will be furnished at S5.-NNedding and other par
ties supplied at the shortest notice A. M. S.
August 10, lS47
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NOW RECEIVING.

at THE SIGN OF THE INDIAN.
E0n BONES of Tobacco, comprising all quail
W. ties, 5's, l2's and ID. Lump, which we
will sell at low prices and on liberal terms. Part
OF this lot has been put up expressly for our retail
sales by one OF the best Manufacturers in the State
and we invite all lovers Of good article to give us
call; Also a large assortment of Segars, Smo-
king Tobacco, Pipes, Sc, sc.
G. Il. COCHRAN s. co.
Sept. %, lS47.
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LEGA1'EE'S SALE OF LAND.

WILL be offered at public sale on "Wednesday
the 9th day of January next, ON the prem
lses, at the late residence of Dr. JAS Alien, decd
lying on the Valley Turnpike road, about miles
from Staunton, adjoining the lands of Col Samuel
HaTnsberger and others, and containing about
100 Acres.
Tins land is in fine neighborhood and conve-
nleniIy situated well adapted to the growth of all
hlnGs Oh Gram and Grass. 1t is deemed needless
to give further description of said land as 80
sons desiring TO purchase will doubtless examine
ana Judge Tor themselves, which they are invited
To do. Terms made known on the dav of sale.
JOHN HANGER.
FRANCIS ALLEN
war r Iegatees.
G. w. ALLEN, their attorna',
Dec. %, iS17.-tds "''oi"ey'
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G TENllE subscriber grateful for past
VI iavors, respectfully informs his
ss77. H&s friends and the public generally, that
e.. he is prepared to execute and make
to order in the neatest and most fashionable style,
all kinds of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12

Ok SIDES Good" Sole Leather. for sale by
~ Jan. 5, 1913. WHITE & co.
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These Letters will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office if they are not taken ont before the LIST of
April, 1913. NORBORNE c. BROOKS,
Jan. II, 1913. p M
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r. a. MOON,
w. r. DAVIS.
FASHIONABLE SHOE MAKING.

Scottsviile, Sept. 10, lS47.-if
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IEWELRY Arp FANoY ARTICLES
TIFFANY, YOUNG 8 ELLls,


ri Brood Nzy. co n-r n Chsmusrs-st
IL ANiSO LATELY DISCONTINUED THE SALE o
1Ffencn mutation Je~ery. and ADDED 90 neif o,mei
74sass- ne ngoftaoa sna isl-i' 81 nnr 700 J-s
cry Precious stones, Watches, Clock liver Ware md
orytling pertaining he business ~ -r- invite
AL who may feel interest ih- subject either as plr
ch.-eis or cyuno-seurs 90 hrm.ves ~ nspec
uou 81 their sLd pcsr 90 Ae piOpuUy enc,
las the case may bel o. heir assertions
ls That they have by he largest vel a. most ele
giant col ectoa OF Ens-h French German ard Swiss Jew
slry ever for - Ia tie United ; aies
81 That having accumulation " Old SO x, they nave
ected om The bert city manufacturers such articles
snd desirsb and have for SAFE not the largest
tha caocest coecon u American JeSeify o tho present
siyles
shuties Em-rsds Turq i0se Opss, Stpphre- Stone
snd She Camco- Corsl-, Elanes and various mstere
Tor me manufacture " fich J-eelry.
ih That their workshop ION the premises hey have
The best talent events n Europe have enabled them
procure prepared 10 make he most Ella orae ani
cl pieces 10 ssye, q1aiy AID hnhh eq1sio any man
ui8ctOry N Inc world.
9TH That considering he csrelness and extent Of their
arrangements, their friunsIe opportunity OF purchasing
Siih cash Immediately sfer The Revolution IN Pans and
c4ng the consequent depression n al European markets
their surely he attractive from tie iow price,
which red from the tzsteil novelty and
richness Of the zfIc.e- composing Il
7. 2 have engaged me services Of Engish and
Swiss Wach aud Clock pairers Of ssta1 shei rrpua'n
sod promise puncusHy care snd modes charges 10 hess
dsrarmeris
TY&E have connected with their mandatory com
pet-ni sns formerly Of be house " Nsrn fsfre, Psh'l
a4i VIZ furnish designs vi l0ui charge
FANCY ARTICLES SC.
7 7. beg % say IN relation 20 thef Hock OF rs,cy
Aric-s, suitable Tor pfesens, Stationery, 'ul-y FER
unery srouzes. PAPER harhe Goods Fancy P0rce ain.
Bohemian Glass fans, Opers Glasses, Desss, Dressing
Cases, Work BOXea Fanny TAB - aud uch hnSs IS ey
Import that u i - u has always Oeeni
rh- largest aud 5esl 10 be found In ihi. country.
y Every srice 10 ther stock has IL prize m.rAed IN
pain agur-- from whch not III gers' dsdneAon vi" be
made under any confederation NaaisFer -.-,
fsf4IU. application ~ lHA-ehl
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BOON TKADE.
CHRISTMAS STORY.

DUTNAW. l5j BROADWAY. pub shes The Ssiansnder
Lea cld flr Cur-IlIas found among he papers of the
lste Erue.t He.f-rs .-u edited by Mfs Oalss Smith
Illustrated ty Marley vol l4no cIoh. eAua Eilt. 81
Nr .Uf. ... eI f.- I-t
rrlsl.e rrff-. IaHf Nsf
nl-.se4 .f Mr. sl-. o1s r-si o. ii.t-- ,sf mol ft-
...s Iaarn1 snf r.aH."r sf.l Trfa..f.r.
eve r.-.tssa -. if. -..f-a t-.-.a. r.r.-f.r
a. uo.t a---s f4ff.t.s ave a .h ilf enduring f-
a pnl.. fa..i' .c.4r-f sal tlll.r-f
- "a ta.isr lsl-.. n. t.tl- il .l.s. or.
l.flr4. gee t.f ..H. .-..|.. h...- f...r.l.
asN B0nas IlfOUriD rs sIEAvIn tCAuIA
Janesols secrci std H.. -Dcay AIT vol. Iofase ,
il Israfed
TA- DfaviagRoom Scrap Boob edited by Hon. Mrs
Noft q.
SMITHS Dictionary Of Greek DAD Roman AnaqaLet. -
% .I0r. fl.a -cd
>miH- DE lecafy 81 Greek and Roman Mythology snd
'nrIagfy,v T. ard .
Wsferh1gs-'s Ns.ur-i Hisory. vols. and
Frarc-s Hi.Ory NJ the ksu. " Eu-lsud gor
Mari Barton. = Tale ~ Manchester IN r0is
Bske'y's Philosophy ~ the HlmBu Mnd. r0's 3r0.
Ne.d's History - ne Royal Society. voc Sgo.
Smiths Naigr- History q IRE hlm-u Sltcl-s.
PUTNAM. Importer. Sc S. Broadway,
"A -rf q Sfr-nd. 10 don
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cou,, NJ appcai.-November Term.

SYEAcrsE. Monday. NOV. 20.
-. q3-Heman Copley %, plaintiff IA euor, Is,
- eo,e. dsfcndsnt ia error a Becker Tor paintih
= ,rrcr. L X Terrey ior de'cno'h' I'D c'i'' AIS
80 al omitted without argument
o. the argument Of this cause resumed on part
'..r,aent By L. r. March Lsq ana Mr. I J. MIX
~ /. - neard Oh part % appellant r. ,,.,.-
h. l2-Wm. X Blair, appellant, ~ ~ D"iay e.
lent-A. g. Gnswai for appellant scds"ck
'br.,o for respondent appeal from order OF 81
N,s Court in Equity, denying rch,arlns OF hnal
.,-Tbis cause stands over % allow tie respond
spply L. the suprime Court for an amendment
~, order entered 10 that Court
a. 49, VILLAIN W Teal. plaintiff 10 error ~ Mary
Hv..on Nv her next friend Chas T. Hlcks. defendant
,rror-ssdgvick s. Dn.ayc for piainuf IN error,
..,s.rer 4 Ruroick for defendant Ia error This
80 osiy Dsted 10 Justice Court IN this CITY suit Was
.vcr brought 10 BY defendant N error against me
sfs 10 error, BE- being Postmaster OF tnis CITY ior
- se.enti0n Of rcwsynpcr By hun ~ such FpstmAs
I. claimed .etier postage on same, pursuant 10 IN
ir Of the Posn sstcr General their being an initial
In TIE wrapper containing the paper when was oe-
90 ty Justice WooiwoTth in favor Of defendant m
r here and then by the plaintiff 10 error carried 20
81. ca.r, Of Common Pleas and The judgment Of the
f,..re Affirmed srl then ~ the supreme Court and
q. son decided u favor of The defendant ir u
es heiorcilis Court on appeal from the decision o.
he supreme Count. slruirg thc Jnd1mcnt 10 the
-..lft below stephen ID niiaye opened the argument
IA ibis csusc part q plaintiff n error md a. the ad
eanmeut Of the Court hsd not closed.
Tlc Count ad burned until tomorrow morning
To. Court which has been 10 session IN this City,
.sce the frst Tuesday oi the present mouth, Wi
q ai.1ue its siuine- two and perhaps three wceks
I-.rr The Calendar numbers 1IJ causes, ~ 0i
.fi-h only have q. yef been argued
The attendance of c0uusC from abroad has not been
ne 81 any time. though ~ have occss 1naly noticed
.. presence eft severed able and distinguished mem
b cagscs We o1scfv" reside either in this city Or
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DIR. SPRINGS COUGH LoZEnGEs.

~ We could produce more evidence 10 pc
Value ~ fiese pleasant fe-tJrHve- OF
coughs Ef4erIs, and other affections 81 the ard
lunss ihan would ID the columns ~ this paper-hut
rarely sek for them snd occasionally have thrust
upon us as wss the following
NFF-YoEK, October 5. 3fs.
SIS Believing that = remedy which can be depended
upon for such serious matter affection OF he
should be more generally known, have taken ihs means
% ai1 10 accomplishing that etd returned o. Ibis city
iH.f Angus. after Aavlng been travelling Slate
the Ca sdas with cough which al my friends AMI myself
thought wss % cOnsumpuve laure. had got sFess
hecuc fever and every symptom II ihst desse very
much alarmed shout condition, and having ir-d every
Olher remedy without the least avail Al length detemin
- 10 Try box Of your Couch L9zsnFes that gave
little rellef I tined second box and Uru have
nov taken ten boxes and fnd m' self entirely relieved
from all my symptoms. am Vet little weak but fsp
idly gaining strength snd health
T.. W BUTTERFIELD. Nev-York Post Ofsce
Or Springs Cough Icz-nges are I'D NJ The corner ~
Broadway and John-si Bovery cor Gr-ni-sf; Third av
cor. Fgheenihst. Avenue and 1hrd-st cor sprng
al HudsOn-st Ninth and Eighteen'h-t - the
bookstore Broadway ant erok-si and 10 Brooklyn
al l85 Fult0r-si. Price IS CTS per box rs gus
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supposed suIfefI 4 on 20 CTS
laval SIOREs-spnts Turpenine dong Little better
inf bliss sod az asa cash Crude h-i no Co. No
market ant prices si 'eni upward small parcel
white soi 40 -. quality Inactive and the
AZ our quotations. Cy Pitch sells ots wanted for casunp
tna, att 15 y DOL, farther advance.
Oiis-We sales 1000 gals English Lnseei 81 5lai3 ct
wl..h .4 better
HOGS Dressed doing 90 dan sales &C., 6}sa
RIOE-ls -ieady 31h03 tlt 300 email sgppy and without
export inqu Importance Sales $50 cks received y the
.r.er 90 356 d as o1S
HIDES only have o. notice Dot Of Dry ssted
MOBILE "a % less 4 a. cent Tor cash
il thuut change q
~ % ets. and 30 DO 90. Tor export 4 ttf. cash.
tINNAMONA sas made Of I. isies Csson, export.
sl,ts short prce.
FR rhere speculative k1-l. sHl 5000
lO0N Wet Indus Orsu-@a
wool w uotue se OF aoou b Chill ataA 81.
bush Calcutta skteed sold tO
dfl not learn. o. Timothy there -Csr.el, doing
IRON-Iher been sales of -Ol tou No Scotch f
.u indsi ioi and leo tons kug-h Bare, 81. s'h
LEAIHER- Holders o Sole trn Of gpn SIDES mi
o weights Eastern manufacturer The
season close hs yel with much smaller s,ok hand than
usual.
GROCERIES Fr Ti,e Das'-The demand Coiee
at and tie lae sales }p ba-s Ia
sdfo i o " ite 90 Ci AMI ~N do
usual Toe market or suss du fhe demand from The
Moderate Tie sales On hhts New Orleans At
tfs cts Cuba SIN hss Browu Havana "a ~ noe
White to. export, terms utnspfed ~ auction
lhi Cuba Sold ~ cis. The narsrt iof Nolsses be-
iu the fafs oui fe of Hnnl~f ate "art-
The 81 llis Porto Roo l0.f 80 Nur ts. n
tt coY New pI@sn - and lo0 do, Old cf n cash
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TIE PnX or LEVELS
. THANKSGIVING LIST

nF NV AND CHEAP BOOkS-A BERsORD a
OCO =. A. or Hone
Model Scr Modelled by Horace Msyhew. Price 3 cts
The insh stech- Boob hy Wm II Thsrkeray. 81 cts
Vanity Fair. by he altaor oflhe lush ske-h Book
vus each 81 cents
Filtration IN America. By S-st.f-ld . cents.
DOmrev md Daughter. beautifully Illustrated . cts
The Devils Wedci Ring from he French OF A. Dl-
mas - cents
The Reformed h ehwsyulAni Vol now ready = cs.
All The Magazines for December lOw Tesdy.
TIE Monk Of " issahkoni by L'ppsro W. j. N CO
The American A.msusc for lsf9 9
Itmes's L-si Novel Ttuty Year, sl1ce y &C
The d sci inc IF Life. - Mrs Marsh. = CO
Niles L-slf's LAST Move Amelia = CO
WORKS for Young People Cecilia > 90.
Life % -sufy the sunor 10 Warning 20 wives 80
Toe Bar0ners Daughter. hy Mr. Gay. p rs
Lens Cameron. o.. The Fllf sissrs by DO &c
TIE Shove together with Ell ne new snd ch7sp p1bea-
lions. Wholesale anc retsi A.
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THE CAMPBELLs ARE COMING

STXTEENTH wEEK-CONTINUED sUCCE5S-so-
Cc,y brsIy Rooms 3i8 Brosdwsy corner u Leonard.
THE original aud celebrated CAnPBELLs MINIS
TKEL- under The direction Of q A km1eriy,) a hose
concerts he last fur months have been crowded H.
lowing by highly pee sbs ard fss nshls audiences
announce that hey viii continue heir very popular enrr
tsnmsns every evening his week introducing al each co
cert a varied programme u their own original Mesic
Dances, sc.
Doors open st6i commence Al 7, precisely Admission
s. cents
THURSDAY sd. Thanksgiving Day. he CampbelPs viii
give a GRIND Concert A. o'clock Doors Openst Z
y B-WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
CONC ERrS for tho cOmmOdsiOn " families commenc-
ing Al o'cOck Admission - cents children hsfpGce
M fyqi.
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BUCkWIIEAT.

gfNTRA NhN HiiIED StthM WHEAT
~ 1- undersigned sT- prepared % orders foe n-v
Jed blcEw -esl lsr-r- - pzcsel nsrr-s. hsrnsrr-s
clercr - th barrels 40 e 1esf marked bags ~ ~
"a - 10 -acl, warranted --E. '1 weight 81 e1Ie.
.laiy 10 sly msrset Orders f-on -be so.f1 sn3 ts,
scr1-- llisl h c.y r-rralre vii l--t vrih prompt
aIellll. J. 7. J. q. tkOSl. - Fronlst
one door 1e.lW P-ck-sap.
y. BA constant SIMPLY Of extra .u5effae our white
sld yellow Indian He... kil1--ret Cc-n Mra. G-shsm
or Ard ~s1o- Oa-lics bsrr-s lsl-larrss sInAl
pas ss-s cad nzes ~ Sns
NEW HtLIED BJCkNHEAr FOR shiP.
fPlNS.-NlDMN tI.l A BIRDS AL. 80 fIurf-si. cor.
NJ 1eesmsc row prepared ~ r-ce 0ritrs Tor Back
rst Cf pernr ID y plt l0 rcry cIr-
sstns % barrels l, quarters, eLhts. hoS-s nt hsg'
ri 80 srf -l. rs 'res'
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MECHANICS NAL, ~ sro.dwsy, lee,seeS

VI Grand aGd BrOome ST. commencing On MONDAY, DC
tober ma continuing every nEht unul farmer roucc
EIGHTH WEEK OF THE hE-OPESiNU
The original ard nellsnown CHRISTYS MlNsTFtLS.
f0rganzed 10 1917 ~ aysf hsrmonke Negro Melodies
ana oygnaoys u he present popular .tye u krHioPsr
ENTERTAIRMESrs WHOSE this city, or period
Of ten months received wh such dsn guishsd favor
a1d patronage have toe honor Of announcing 10 ne ladies'
and gentlemen Of New Ors and vicinity that they viii
give series u their popular concerts introducing variety
Of their original Songs Choses Characteristic Dances &c
Admission l5 csnu Doors open al 7-coucsr will com
mence a. 2 O'Clock.
On THURSDAY, Nov. Is. THANKsGIyING DAY, an
AnerI Don Concert, commencing 81 Y. NJ.
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every Saturday,, con-
mencng ats PM Under tie snd direction u
= p CHRfSTY NO wiz
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d. l. d.

"a ts.,f was asfltraIs. &C. scent bef h usual health
t.f s fh~ evening ff- before midnight l ei'e. beng
rsf that breaches with ih. uIis before
r. astsa-t h- entirely gone ~ bad '.r t'ar
-tt1 if@s.e ri f~ heart, .nli sur0l.ed fo have h--I
h. Death NJ Kendall rfadasei a. v~fe0ls C5Ii-ae
80 sn, fh- degree oi " Dor While sefeard Boz
.....l oil Ae Wessf an Seminary ~ hedflet
80 on fhe ..f inst Mr. EIiLABkIH NAi.Oh, WIDOW
Peer X Mason. ffq b. fle 10Th year of her re
r.is, Nov o.. COkNELlts. eldest s.a ~ Psfrlk aud
..i,s.. e',aasn
oi ne family f-sfe tfu, invited to attend hs lus
$500 81 O'Clock fofI NsiI-ons
~. Cfs OBJ wef1e-s-y. as met Col GOULD FHINNEf o
..' vi p. = gs 6lti esrof tis s-e
"s.oft he decreased ana those of bis John
- \, ,ta invited 90 atsad hs funeral a. it- house 20
80 -, ~ 5s fo.ftl tn. afternoon. Nov 81 oclocs
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LECTURE on PHOTOGRAPHY

AND EXHIBITION OF RAPID WRITING
=. BOYLE respectfully announces 10 me cink7n' OF
y New YOrk. 10 Stranger visiting the ely, MT DE-
III i've Lecture explaining the character end claims "
typography h three l places anc On me ilfrr
following lights, VIZ On Monday he .ut inst ~ Cnlon
d. GA Tuesday Tie list ~ he 5uygesart lnsuiei ana
on We'd esdaY. The 20, Rutgers Institute ih0fJu h
sroF 81 ufhe scientific basis VI Photography VI ne
node bs pursued 10 procuring Pracuea NOV edge 81
o. VI be lmpsred each u Ilese lectures 10 vii mol Dr
necessary o attend Jan lecture, - the tnfee vii
1e subs anisy he same Before and alter no .-cture
.recmen- Of re5a'ia reporting vii 10 gwen By several
Phonographer- ,
Among ih- Photographic writer's pre-@nt VII - a lsl
oulg 10 YEAR Of sg- from tho PHILADELPHIA IN scnoo
fshore photography Taught - regular nfsncn OF 10
.truct Or who. although h. As pfaclcrd Phonoxfsphc
rrlrg ouy * months. challenges % tra Of speed a. y
-rsg writer In tbs cry " in NJ United oA."s N
nsy n4ye lis o ~rng y-srs, Or even more
Doors open lr each lrcure All 4iracn pacs coc~
Lecture 90 commerce ait. 1cseis 0l admission c'nt--
fu be- nrI 81 TIE door n &C. evening OH rl--
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- uITH'- .uIN-rRkiS-Do not forget that ths.-
y n-w earlues give Coucrrt NJ tle New Room y
rroai~sy a. O'Clock his AFTERNOON, ~ Wei AZ 10
the euns This Will Ri families md the Holiday iuss
from 'ht u1tN, opportunity - seeing -nd h-arins
them Thsrsylr OF singing ~ gro Melodies unique SD
.tikrg aud hey have brought cut .-v~rsl new songs
which vii rank with any thopsn Minslrrfy We lave
esrd They gos IN sl h-y do, ana nrfe i
an of.hsnd yaysy a1d freedom their g-st uaion VIII Oh
very agreeable -amho has 81 fom had more tfuu m
ard never more tunefl representatives. Th- soma o.
keeteTs DO bite aud An Lot fond u sof corn" The
latter pa ody An no Jndiy time osn.' are alone
worth vice lie price " a llcsst no u
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Diaasrer.. Nc.

sehr Mira Chase. Yors for Bostou.
tosi, drgEd her snrlors om Base Rived Caqe Coz TIE
OF Sgty SehT Alta, Bsk-,. and asL
setr Globe. q Yarmouth person driver
Vessels s Yarmouth Tuesday mlfnng search
@
snip scssa recently BEDFORD from in8aa ocssn
gagged her Tie Of sunday night While below
Carks Point. vhsrs
lie ssAf N;nr-. N~s Or=sns Tor la Naccs reported
s-fs.li H. l-scl fsscu sri Wet ed OF
a,te ~aa- a.ls~sff. s.o~in. .a
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ouRT OF DEATH.

DEALEs GREAT ORIGINAL PAINTING OF rHf
L COURT OF DEATH WI be exhibited snort Time q
tho FEMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN,
comm encing WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. - Thus
splendid P.iling covers .qgsre fsei n canvas WIN -
fur.s Of the u lie LIS ciscour.s upon tUs and
de1ti conveying solemn snf impressive moral I,sson
hch hehodsr cannot fai 10 und rstsnd and feel To
q. lover. ~ e subs scd beautiful no study " mis- pic
aa1fds 81 intellectual fsfst
Doors open 7 % O'Clock - evening Az O'Clock Dr.
Cotton viii give descriptive L@cigss upon M fAnii'
ADMISSION = cs1i. cllercn siA mir parents hall
ofrr mn isi.