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xSTANTED-A sifusrou by respectable young
10 do ws.h.ng aaa ironing j. a Protestant, -ad can
bring he besi city references 10 cspaDy and chsrsc
Can De- f9T Two days A. Is " -s4 nlr-rn,-'i
near Yfh -it IT.
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WANTS.


EtTANTED-By respectable young woman siill-
w ton tn small puFae family. ls q neat an coosi
snd excellent washer aud roner, 90 would Do cham
berwork and plain sewing Hss good c.y reference No
Oh ecuon 10 tie country. Ca A. So Moist corner ci
escser second floor ilontro0m Car be seen ior iFo
days 90 Il
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CHARLES OAKLEY


CHAslrs OaKLrY, Eso SUs
Your roe Of 7,h August the subject Of the final ser
temen Of your With the Corporation Of le City
Of New-York, - Superintendent Of Streets, received
some days since snd have delayed replying unul could
examine the proceeding. bad 10 he matter.
fnd the subject wss referred 10 he Finance Comm O.
tee Of which wss Chairman for settlement In he early
part Of January 1919. They examined BY ne Com
mitee The Counsel Of the Board. Hon Wills Hall and
line then Controller J Waters E.Q. being pgrsent-
Each item wac gated and compared with The -ouct
and evidence produced before the Comnller ne re-
st Of which was balm and acId your favor oi one
huud red and clghseu collars aud elshy-iuuf cents ~
the 18Th January 1879, The Finance Committee unanimous
y reported me above result 10 ne board OF Aldermen
" iih resolution that The Controller draw warrant Dr.
your favor Tor the amount say slo a. hch repofi ana
resolution were unanimously adopted BY lc board OF A.
dermeu, aud concgued 10 by Tie Board OF Assistants on
the 2ld Of January thins every member OF we Co',
tee. well tie Controller and The Counsel wss sat'
fed your readiness to give every explanation Anl
proof 10 enable them 10 arrive the Truth, and that you
had been nisIepresenteo 10 the Common Council
MOSES MAYNARD. ia.
BOARD or ALDERMEN ..i,a J,auiry. $50 Prescott,
AID De Forrest, Ad Libby, AZ Mchnighi'
AID II zsersld AID. Adams, d. Franshn'
AID Carn.sy, fid Downing, Ad. Car"Au,
AID Stevens, AID. Smith, AID. Maynsfi
The FiIanoe Committee. whom referred the Ct
neSed Res oluon TO enforce settlement OF the accounts
Of Charles Oakley late Superintendent Of Streets Will
the Corporation, respectfully
REPORT
That they have made all The inquiries Of which The sui
i-ct as susceptible, and they have not been soe To
upon Mr. Oakley the Indebtedness 10 which umor gave
currency but the coa,dry tbs claims OF M O1hiey
presenied and which your COmmiuee deem equlAhy a.
lovabe show an amount Que HIN ei one hundred an
lhteen dollars and eighyiour cents "hicn lhey a'cou
insy recommend DO paid and offer the following resolu
lion x-
Re.ored That the Controller draw warrant IN iavor q
CHARLES Oakley for the sum Of $0 a. Ia full for oaIans
OF account MOSES MAYNARD, COMMITTEE
MaissiiIiSGToN SMITH on Finance
which was adopted on d q - inv'..u-..
voting In It's favor and the same ~ss directed 70 DC
sent to the d oArd OF Assistant. FOR Concurrence
2ld January the Board Of Assistants c0ncuUed.
Extract from The Minutes Of the Board OF Abdomen
RFEkMAN Cl-rk IN nfIre. c. q q.
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fsr--l rsffl- s.@sustip OHIO ~ll c-rfsrIy - urou
~ day atser1sed So . now receiving r. -lf i0r
SeR -Jr.sa1s r,is 5rs q ROBERTS
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a. ''''"'' BAKER scRIBSEs . Pan Ro~,
Az All. and IS Nsss4u-st

UrHRE>DIOGE.-T know ourselves 10 matter
1 OF he .rrate.t pOrtance. and there 4. ~
shics Fe can scqufe this knON eise well a. by the
aid Of Phrenoiogy II teaches yf what occupation n
NE We are by Nature qualified and In Shsg pursuit
we may BE- most successful
Ii. II The utmost impofi,rce o parents and tafnrf'
heir children and pupils snd thus enable them more sue
ces.flIIy % govern and Instruct tarn.
twill enable fne physician t0 under-fsnd ne causes ~
in.anv and greatly r.si-f him il fesiours Dis patient
twill al manufacturers in selecting apprentices best
ADAPTED % rafucusr orrl paors. rrcnani= ir teccts
clnsfeutsl cers- shpmasirr. il selecting rre~s and,
WHAT'S of s more importance. viii guide ~ correctly
10 selecting onsenal companions Tor - and -aDr pc 90
sdspt Ourselves oeach other difference Of dspo
s.fi0n exists.
Iisapowerful lever seifmpfovemeni, 10 mofa! and
nj. .ecfla Al Advancement
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- Grand Division - OF I. state OF Ncw-
Nork-4r 81 olr1ec rsrtrg NJ special session Of ne
C-s-1 Dv.-fo- vii be- be- on Nefrrffay evening, 1th
1.t e. r. 0'co-E a. ne H. p Broadway, % clrs-er
Kerrrt n il- 10 T ard 0ller sner.al 1-sl--ss-
81. - b. order. Nh EDMONOs q " A.
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s.,,.york Cattle Market. MosDAS Sept Il

a., Oaf
x.RxEr- 500 s-.f Cats tloe soe'sefu. n. I'm -
STAT, - he Es-A - Cs-s sus caves SO S>
So tsrts ... -. h,x- very
-,.I r-aacsiou ne u~ssi a,srsgs q1s'rs -
~ o-stsr slsht-s priss, "a Z,
s'.-ss So. 60 u - r~r CT To-
,,r.r sal .ss q prSbass that he nsH 'sf 70 ''''
os AND CALVES Bas sls ssoass> psn''d s'- Len
ever q -. -, = s,... =. to-, 4 "A 70 7 1875 s.
-. A asss osss lasoii, sD
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- CRACKERS WILLIAM JOhNoON frsl-o.-..t
ives notice % Ms customers and nc y-sle N s--vi@'
49, - -, longer cesls Ia me i-clf An1 Crackers uaLi-
f.cured ~ Eghrsim Tr-advrl son' oai IA. na1S -
.n,nt whereby he = ersn - 20 sar py ni'
-. ysiih soda .clit Vine bisclii, Nh biselli ano
b.r.r. assortment Of Crackers. Of qlaty sup-fhf 20
srv -~rr before Manufactured 10 MS ely oiaeil loi
ne very hbe-al a-d generous psiron-g- ~ - .
.-~-..-a ~ r-.--rtf,v ,oIict- Continuance o. ne
sane Gr0cers s1d oiler. supplied h0m IS We -
daily any psrt y ne cliy .ni a. o'se' -. - =.
osA.iy y. p - :. - =, $50 eli Sos
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UsR'- -EyE>-MILg MIRaon o, TUE

ttLAkF~ NIAtAhA. st LAW hrNtf ANU -
GUrNAY RIVERS VIII opeu ~, sNni'iiion Tor = short
. r-eviou. 1 U.s. derarfure for EUROPE. a. he n-fvs
Rooms. Is Broadway, commencing on tuesday evening
Ssnt lq THIS immense painting IL nov FOR h- 1st un-
rr--rief f1 -n ghIrred public Tn - preparation me
proprietor la. expended over $500 ard t"fnird TWO
va.f. nf constant sbor fss perfect mirror of NJ or
- border scene " ur both ife United >iu-s and Cana
an .tort. fom Lake -r OBJ me our ~ 81 Lawrence,
ant thence lp h- River Sasl-nay Inc uhins s ne Wild
.ni romantic srrnrry of his e most vonie-nI River m
fr. world Among f-w ~ the most prominent unrcs
ara B4fto SIagars Falls. Suspension bnise. Crest
W0irp pool Br1cs's Monument he G.. les oi htniion'
IsIUuu and Kingston. frs lnUu--n1 l-r- Nsien-nufRf
Pf.cu l~ trrf Rapids ni tHe :. Lawrence me cues
of NYnfres snd Quebec. With splendid view Of Mont
rnrercl Fa- iND rf higher than ma sno"nrd NiaAnte
fh. u hole forming interesting chhlnlu az ini-
srn tines For m'l cescuflon see sman OILS ana Do'
srrpuVe pamphlets
Ole Of 7 gilbert s. CO q speaiid attachment
pisuu's been p4rct.ef expressly Cd accompany me
exhihiuou ~ thi- great Pictorial journey.
Doors open at The painting vii commence moving
40 q. O'Clock Tickets. q cs Children h-i price 81 Dis
,t,.HTRS My slCALFESTlvAL.
-Mr,sr. FRENCH and hEtsER respectfully Inform
the pub c hat encouraged oy he brilliant success OF ne
Grand Summer Fee- they have made afrans en- cls WIN
M-s.r. CNQaY. and MARTINI 90 produce series oi
GRAND FESTIVAL IoNCEhIo a. hs ab.f. Wei.
xasu fshnent in which t1e most talented Mnsic
Ardscs DO America viii he engaged Do ~ arf $1,000
sni ROM h-rs Khan o1 sos previous occasion nc oNNNo
FESTIVAL CONCERTS viii sse plsce win rnnre y
different Programm-s every evening oi gre "'eA ~.
nartcuIar- 49, 20 iuy Announced frce 81 Admission
d. rsu. Irs-is f0r sac az SIT ne prnclpai mnsl
stores and lu.r.s The enormous expenses inctfro n
..ou compel Manager. 10 announce most positively
that l-re will he no ffre lsf except inc pf'h An1 h'
..rr T., rl. ria6r.s ts SIC y
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Posr-OFFfcE. ssgsEE-NEE-TosK Sept =.
- Malls for Europe and taitfsrnia-P-r
steamers Nisgar-. " 49, stun 49, Ol0-L-ers A.
pagers t1 ~ 81 ne selrrr Saszrz for Liverpool
r-fe-- 80 frIs lt-- @ W-ll-.1-F l-l1 lrs % il 4
49, f1r DE- d > Ms si-sl-r Ns.tllgtor f1- Bremen
srd so-lnsraal1u a. It1-s-ay. .h ~ e. i- az
81 steamer O1a. f1r c. f1r-I. O. T-lisla5, 81 b
~ 4. ~ L-uers legosiea 81 s-y 1rsrca-s "
ths o-r- wi flrls aiec - III OF .rc1
u.l 10 ..c.ocsstrl.at f-s l.ff AARON SWAgTs
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THE PHRENOLOOfCAL CABINET,
fl4ard Ilf Narsnu.sf New. D Hrk

10 aud I5i Nafsel-s New-l nrk
Contains huss and from the heads n ne NOS. de
lnguished men hat lived $50 skuls Nuih hlrAn
anf nsufa from al quarters " no si'oe-inc.ldirf
y.vursn mummie-, pirates. robbers mlfdefrfs ahd
tb ewes 80 numerous paintings ard drawings N eee
brat-d individuals hyrg and dead -rd - a." ays Tree 70
visitors. by hon ltis continually tnrongcd
Psofrs.onal examinations. written and verbal DE-
,cdpti0n. Of character, given when desired incidink
directions most suitable uccu p~ipnf 1n' -"
uon OF suitable partners ln business, SC. Vlcl vii Dc
found most vallabIe wei as-Ncredi1fy Interesting
FOWLERs a WELLS. Clinton Hal.
ia 80 lgf Nassau Y.
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MNTkets. Moso.t. sept IL

a, and 81 0f r0'' 'aa F'-' IN sass
-. .-,v. ,rs eu,vsnt Ihe ssles
80 ~. ~, 1or export Ihs saoianos' a.. r..
ia ..,, ..i w.-t ~fta e ~ ~ r,sS4ss o.
"a e. ff,csy and ssiafsal WV
s.turssx they tfp bsss eo -. .as The
yLOUK ASO nksL-rhs ssss are 's.v sos. ne ssn.sa
iof Tie trsas 40 or n.psciss So
go. "a 1or ,osr <ssIas - Tor eoinls'. $50 .sxs o.
w.,.rn sf,ass STATE ae go os'o .us rsr-
G>s-.s GO s7 fancy ststs saa o' 80, IN. "a
a., - IONS GeD~se- 10 u
80 - 80 an st o. B.lnos, AK f,f Des p.,-.
nsoS C~o.r-,o-a s5a5 oi ior ns~ a seout 80
ts,ycfx ME- Meal th- sslss are snail o.
- - 80. ~,s- sod tssTt Rys foof seen a. ac
6RAIs- OF wtes sssl-s are 40 sesA :, 20
,socit.rc, a ego Al 90 90 Me- or ne
so.f AT 81 ~ lasrof. l Tor 600 80 e. 80 ooSsc
ssts sss>sA sales ~ 80 bssh, es,s~~S ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

lac Wax Electors OF The seve-ieerin Nsr5 are here
By motif thar az elect Or vii be- held A. f1- H-n-v az
Horse on Tuesday sept ls from i % = ? II. % choose
rilc men oers of Convention. Vim poNer % nom -le
The De- egsf- from llls Assembly District % be Wlg
5taf- Convention Syracuse. TIE members which Sian
then oe CHOSEN, xii convene g. lie Herry Cay Hy1.- 90
ft- Nh ~ = T Bv order o. The --ge1f--nI1 Ward
Whis COmmifie-. CHAs 2. IAPPAN, Chairman.
M1SCrEp n BACKS Secretary. - 5lsT
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r. More than two year. Experience has 81
~ . 1lrdr-. 90 90 'esi tr .rscurs vsle of
he lrses--rfh@ ff-c' FOR recayet teeth. prepared
AID uset by Dr. I~s D-nsi. ~ Mlrayst A. subsisn-
tai srf p@rnsrelt RI irs f1r he teeth sslperory =
sfr led without renting vore 10 prevents ne tooiH
srss a-1 - % 9 every portion NJ fte io.sw. ~
Id. "a. 80 IN fa'r f r-
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BROADWAY BANK.

6hOt |. n 6ARA
THIS INSTITUTION organized 4rcsr ~ D~1'ls
4 bsrklns Law q ne slsis, conn7nesc BUSINESS u
he ga cay n August at -. -. n 49,. -
-ad u so 90 been saosenDsd ior We &c =
ng i1s capital si0ck % re ~ .1,-1,, - - :
scfFflJn took viii remain ofr- Df nc I's'-@ -
1arki1g room, - Bfoe1NsJ. D.. ...
Term. u ,4s.cno rOn DsIc Hcorn a. ne 80 VI .p"l
.oo~.roc 70 .ttrer o. nc fOl.osir nsfns1 Drrr ore
'F9ASfrs PALMER, slLAs Z hkhhSO,
IEREErs WARD. yDbS hthhss
90 4 nECKys HELNIs n - Ills,
.1Eox aKNDLD YETER r. ROACH.
go LocKWOOD John DusCAS
AK srtDH ELL- DAVID a GOD
JOAN eODISZ, bESy. CAMP,
JOHN FALCONER
81 -rt~r = n- Board, A. PALMER ffes.
loss 4. EVEsErr, Gamer ~ -
T-IBOW DOOR -PRING-.-Ths mot psdsc
E-Url1s lr use. ard 1ssr ID 10 prneiPai coiss
rrafche. a.. p.bAc osl.d.1e. For .<l- % ~ Esas
r-..r .crsr, prices Order. h,D Abro1- ~ f-0>i's
NxWbOCLD RCssEL
.lslx1s- fnportsrs Il Hardware. ~ f24tc1r~
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n Br0sdEag. opens rsfimsufal .nging clAss, nett
T4e.dsy evening - O'Clock violin ciss. on Wedn.s
lay evening st3 o'clock guitar class THURSDAY A.
r ST Term. q rrr quarter. Class slnging 81 .nd -
AopIy o. " D CONES 80 Susna'
,iUE DI--tLDOKF ACADEMY OF ZINE
l ARTS The exhibiting " Paintings By Afti.is 81 ne
above Srhuo the ihe Hal u ne Church ~
ID yIu- glfy To- Broadway, het~een .prng snd fnnce
80 " remain open u1u flrnrf motto. from ln yciocs
A NJ unul l0 o'co.s N. Admission y cents season
TIck-ts 81 csrls. C.tal0gues - ci< Auio I'm
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pKnAnw rnE,rER-n ~. .,-n :. :. ..,

ID fa.ru Hse si-
TUESDAY EVENING sept Is vii - presented ne
comedy -nl-e1.
BoRN TO GOOD LUCK
To re nIairrf ~
rHE IRISH LION
T. core rfe M 1e Ace OF
4 KISS Is THE DARN
Prres ~ admission To 0ess Circle ard PArcrete =
Family sad rhird Gre ~. p cis Gallery. q,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NfBlo'- SkRnk>.-rais sgnit c-nt -stse.isn-
neri . cPel f'f - $500, t. ~oci-rf-l AAN II
FAMILY, = RI c1uh-r, r--f,-u Huncsys Tl--cAys
T-l-sd 80 srt F-csr, Nsltrg1le C1up-ay a-t>r -
-rl of Nrssrs Chfrqe1lsl- Sni >-fcr, grrforr
Wl-scsys ~ >slurisvs Atriiis-c- % a. Parts u ne
,7sa ,Nr's y sfrolerl-ri srccur cf ne Westn~r
= ESpAf EVENING, sep ls erler.a-1er.s % con
mrncr vlihs
Overture. Is p r. On Ne. rsrf 600. orcee.rs-
7 &c followed ~ tH- darn. rrirrt lier'. rs
TfGHr ROPE
Errrrf@' hv - Rave FSlri'v .r1 Leon Jsvcir
Afer ~hi-h ta- Con- Ba -i Part. r-ir-- oi
"A FRITZ CHANFErRE. -. fl- ACID DANCkR>.
Clsracer. 81 he Ksse' fsriy
ias le peux. NsI .... Mae Axe art Antoine Rave
naf ar rHar t-terl' .. nl 'or krir-sfr-rul
II cons lie a .s ne comic rsrtoli..ue o!
81 prCHAIrNEkU.
h'c-lnr'. ? .trro.- Rave n D-c1al rreaI y Ssvel
rr. .'r' NM Rave N'ie DIVER Nine. Ave-
90 h re- essay. onassr-srr- Comedy ut ire Merry
Wives ~ W.l-s4r ia Wl.cd H. Hacked VIZ sqqcar
fa.st.f.
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~ Eighteenth Ward-Prmlry ecuo1-Ihe
Was ectof- of tie snfeenih ward requested o.
bi- Tuesday evening 18Th rst A. :. O'Clock e.
the Buls Head tfJ--l. corner Tnrdav ard 7 yolrn-
~. 20 Get bY ballot Delegate represent To- Asse-
stnci on be Ssi- Conveuuou. ~ be- be- 81 >yrs-
The 4st inst By order Of ne w Ard COMMUNE
WIN n. RUDD. ChsiFnan-
PM, b, 49, { eecretares .fr ffs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-17
DOCTOR LIE ROY'S
SarSapariIla and WiLd Cherry
PfT.T.S
PILLS.

Are the only pills now in use that approved by
the Medical Faculty. DR.. Hastings of London, in his
celebrated work, "Hastings on Consumption" says:-
"Whcn the action ofthe NaphthaSyrup followed by
costveness disarrangemcnt OF the bowels know Of
no medicine superiorto DR.. LIE Roys Pills Their
ton is so gentle, yet powerful that while the patient,
who is the lowest state of health, experiences
the least Inconvenience from the operation, being
troubled with the least gripping pain yet the
work ofpurging and purifying the system is carried
IN the most thorough manner. Another benefit ofthese
at the same time. strengthen and tone it, This great
effect ascrbc the union of the extracts
of Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry, which DIR. lie Roy
has so happily effected in these pills" See Hastings
on Consumption, page 81, last London edition. They
have also received the unqualified approval the best
physicians in the United States.
G5- Price % cents per Box. A. d. WREN, Agent,
Staunton, Va.
October Is ISiS.
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sick IL should be the care of every one to sec that
is checked Life cannot be sustained without it,
II thrown ofrom the blood aud other juices of the
BODY and disposcs, by this means ofnearly all the inn
purities within us. The blood, by this only
works itself pure.
Would you give physic to UNsror the pores! Or
would yon apply something that would dot his upon the
not this be common sense? And yet know of no ply
stefan no makes any external application TO effect it,
The reason assign is. that no medicine within their
knowledge is capable Of doing it, Under these circum
stances, present to andto all Others prep
araon hat has this power in its fullest extent is
McAiister's AH Healing Ointment, or the IVorld's
Sdtco. IL has POWER to restore pcrspration on the
Feet on the head, around old upon the chest
shortupon any part ofhe body whether diseased slight
~ or severely When the pcrspiration is restored il
powerto penetrate the lungs, liyor, any other
part ofthc human system, aud act upon them, if
they DC to separate the Irritating or morbid
particles thercirom and expcl them TO the surface.
II has potcer to all external scrolulous
humors, skin diseases, poisonous wounds,t discharge
their putrid matter and then heals them.
tits remedy that sweeps off the whole catalogue Of
disorders and the entire cuce IT'S
healthy functioa
1T is remedy that ferbds the necessity Of many
deleterious drugs taken into the stomach.
tits aremedy sickcns, gives Inconvenience
or dangerous TO the ntcstncs or any the
This remedy probably the only one now known that
is capable ofproducing all these great results tsgreat
value is in restoring at the circulation ofthe fluids
when checked derangcd by cold or other 1t
preserves and defends the surface from all arrangement
Of its functions while il keeps open the channels for the
blood TO void all its impurities, and dispose Of all its
useless particles There is remarkable harmony and
cooperation between this medicine and the various nc
tions.
CAuTIoN.-N None genuine unless the Propretor's
name be written with pen every label, and s 500
will be paid for the detection Of any countcrfcer Of the
name or Ointment
o. JAMES McALISTER Sole Proprictor-Prn-
cipa Office l4l Fulton street New York.
For sale by WREN s. FisAER, Staunton and Il. F.
GRAHAM, Grcenville, McGuiic s. Co., Midway; III.
Nj. Darnall, Waynesboro'; Cock and Graves, HILLSIDE
ro', Albemarc Co.
March Z, 1919.
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10000 ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE.

fENHE undersigned, as Agents and Attorneys in
fact for Nimrod Dent, will sell privately, and
in parcels to suit purchasers the above quantity out
of body Of 10000 Acres, lying in Randolph coun-
ty- The title to this Land is unquestionable, being
acquired under decree of the Superior Court Of
Law and Chaocery for said County, pronounced in
1872 under the authority Of an act Of the General
Assembly passed March 80, 1887. These Lands
lie East of Beverly, the County seat of Randolph
and near the Parkersburg road. Full plats and ev-
licences Of title in possession, and great bar
gains will be given. Particulars, terms, &c, may
be known by application at the Spectator office, or
by letter, postage paid,) to the subscribers.
l.. WADDELL,
j. w. CALHOUN
Staunton, July d, i849-tf
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TRICKS OF ouAcKs.

Int Ev.RyRoor READ CARRrvLLY.-Thcre Is
Sarsaparilla for sale the different called s p
Townsends Sarsapsr,la. is advertised as the O,lGI.
MAIL GENUINE and all This Townsend ~ no doctor
and never was but formerly worker railroads ca
nails, and the kcyet he the title Doctor the
purpose Of gaining credit for wha, he isno ie "he
has attended two medical schools, and pracccd for fifteen
years " Now the truth Is, he praciiced medicine
day in his life Such tclftd rcked misrepresentation
looks bad to the character and veacy Of the wish
most sincerely he had made those him.
self or Of me. When will learn be honest and
fu in all their dealings and Intercourse with their fellow
meni lie applied to kucl Clapp assist him in
uiacurns his mixture, stating the large sums he would
make, inducement embark in the business These
men have been insulting and hbellng in all possible
FORMS in order To impress the public with the belief that
the Old Doctors S.rsaparia the genuine origid.
Sarsopariua made from the Old Doctors Orgi,ai Seci.
PIE This IS. Z. Townsend have sold the OF my
for 81 week will give him $500 if he will pro.
ducc single solitary proof of this. His OF
Thompson, Skillman a Co. nothing but Il tissue Of
falsehocd simply made to deceive the public and keep
the truth down in regard to his souriag fernenfin
pond. This is caution the public purchase but
Old Dr. JACOB Townsend's Ssrsaparla, having the
Old Doctors likeness his family Coat Of iYIpS and his
signaureacross the Coat Of Arms.
Principal Office, l02 Nassau street. A. City
JACOB TOWNSEND.
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EAG0N'S PILLS.

MI PILLS are offered to the public with the utmost
W. confidence in their beneficial effects and in their
curative properties Such is their sautary action upon
the Stomach and Liver, well upon general sys
tenn, when properly applied, that they certainly merit
an extensive share OF public patronage. There few
OF the diseases to which the human system incident
that will not be removed by fair and persevering
of these Pills.
AS female medicine they are invaluable--as many
would be willing to testify Living, they do in the
general scdentary life dose taken occasionally will
lmpart new life and vigor to the system One Of the
Pills taken each night until their operations sufficient
ly secured, short time previous to confinement, will
be attended with the most salutary effects.
JOHN EAGON.
Brooksville, Feb. 16, iS4S
For sale by ESKRIDGE & CUSHING, Staunton, Va
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks or
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, September the Bird,
1S49,
David Fauber,-Plaintif,
AGAINST
Joseph Fauber, Executor Of Peter Fauber decd.
Samuel Fauber and others,-Defendants
The Defendants, Jacob Ressley and Ann his
wife, George Ressley and Polly his wife, Samuel
Mcclure and Barbara his wife, John Hupman and
Beisey his wife, and David Leonard and Sally his
wife, not having entered their appearance and Civ
en security according to the act of Assembly, and
the Rules of this Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not Inhabitants of
this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear before the Judge of the said
Court at the Court house on the 10Th day of the
Novemte Term, next, and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in Staunton, for
two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste.
MICH. G. KINNEY, c. c.
September 5, lS49.-2m.
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CONSUMPTION
DIS.ARyMED OF IT'S TERRI ORiS.
DIR. HASTIN GS'
COmpOuDd SyrUp 0f Naphtha,

On. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.-
The great Remedy for Consumption, Decline, Asthma,
Splitting of Blood Night Sweas, Husky Throat, Vast
ngofthc Flesh Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, and all dis
cases of the Chest and Lungs.
This celebrated preparation is pleasant to the taste,
and speedy in its operations that patients plainly
feel its good effects in after taking the
FIRST
None genuine without the JVriHen Signature of NJ
A. F. HARRISON on the wrapper.
1-PTicc dollar bottle. Six bottles for five dol
lars. A. ID. WREN, Sole Agent for Stanton, Va.
October lS,1Si5.