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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-09
Hill Stones,

eUlH SFONGS.
THE Subscribers prepared furnish any number of Mill
Stones of the very best quality, at the shortest notice.
his establishment, Blacksgrg, Montgomery county
He wiz also deliver them Lynchburg, any place where
hemay make SALE if preferred Address
MCDANIEL & LEE. Lynchburg-or
ISR4EL PRICE, Backsburg, Va.
January 8.
p. REYNOLDS & co. Leaksville Rockingham co
North Carolina also agents for the sale othc above Mil
Stones.
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Nsr2Enin:

T rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit SUPERB
Or Court Of aw and Cbancery, for Bedford county the
lth day Of June, 1919.
Margaret Gross, formerly Margaret Cooper, Plaintiff
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BUFFALO SPRINGS,
AMHERST

FfE propr tor Of this watering place. takes this method
OF making his Acknowledgements to the public generally
Tor their liberal patronage during the past season. and he
hopes by strict attention to his business and e
tort to render those comfortable who favour him with
call to be deserving of future patronage. Arrangements
have been made to accommodate company this
than usual The table shall be furnished with the best that
tits mountainous country Afford and it Shall be served
up in neat and who manner Good Music has been
lged for the The Medical virtues of the Bua-
10 Springs known by those, o have tried them to be
unsurpassed for Dyspepsia the diseases Of the Amenarv
Organs generally all diseases peculiarly ofDeby, and for
Their invaluable healing properties generally There is
turnpike road leading from ynchburg by way Of this paco
tants Of lower Virginia, who have visited this
ing place will that fthey will call their way the
Alum and other Springs, effort shall be spared render
them comfortable. The this place pure
the climate few mi above this similar that of
ada khe Cold Mountain and Mount Pleasant not far
OIL and accessible horseback Mount Pleasant
OF the highest mountains in Virginia. and is thought rival
the Peaks of Otter
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John G.. McClanahan,

John G. McClanahan,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LYNCHBURG, VA,
! AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took OF
Goods, lately purchased, at low prices, consisting in
part of the following articles. viz :
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
p do Old Java do, very superior,
80 hhds n %, p R. and ST. Croix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds and bb5 Molasses (some very superor.)
2l0 kegs Nails,
$50 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls Tanners Oil. best duaiity)
a casks Lamp and Whale Oil.
% reams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper.
10 tons Country and Tredegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and 'Tallow Candles.
50 kegs Blasting and r life Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
| chest do, very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Raisns
tierces Rice. fresh,
Shad, Mackerel, Herrinqs and Roe Herrings,
K4EQUO EsS,
60 bbls Rectfed and Mountain Whiskey,
25 do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
IL do Imitation French Brandy.
French ard Pale Champagne Brandy, VERY supe-
rior.)
Madeira and Sherry Wine Chest quality,)
Porter. Rum Gin, Malaga. Sicily, Madeira and Port
Wine, with many olher artiales.
COM MIS- SIO.N b USINESS
Ny prompt personal attention given consIgnments,
FLOUR, Wheat, ToBAoCo, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, 10 receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce No charge for drayage.
May Its JOHN g. MoCLANAHAN.
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A GOOD HACK

VIII be run regularly, three times week, between
Lynchbgrg and the Buffalo Springs by the SUBSCRIBER com
mencns the 3oth day of June. Office the Cabell
House. 1t viii leave Lynchbnrg Tuesdays Thursday
and Saturdays, at halfpa O'clock Fare 50 25-Ch-
drcn under ten years ofage 81 12l.
June Ia-w5w ISAAC IRVINE HTTE
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virCini1:

VirEinia:
rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, for Bedford county, the
4h day Of June, 1919.
Henry Davis, Plaintiff
against
Paulus f. Harrison, Richard P. Harrison, Richard +.
fucker and Sophia L. his wife, formay Sophia L. Harri-
son, Defendants.
in CHANCERY.
nc DEFENDANT Paulus E. Harrison, not having entered
and given security according to the Of As
semby and the rules Of this court and it appearing by salts
asory evidence that he inhabtan Of this Common
wealth: 1t is ordered that the said defendant, Paulu b.
do appear before the Jge of the said Circuit SUI
Po court OF Law and Chancery holden tor Bedford coun
~ at The courthouse thereof the first day of September
term next and answerthe bill of the plaintiff and that this
ouer De inserted in newspaper published in the town
Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
'front.' door OF the courthouse this court day.
copy-Teste, JOS. WILSON, Crk.
June WIN
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Elizabeth I>yne decd, formerly Elizabeth Cooper, Adam
kyse and Eve his wife, formerly Eve Cooper heirs Of vii
liam Cooper deed Robert Oy exor Of Isaac Otey decd
Sally Cooper, Barbara Cooper and Ami-tead Oey sheriff
Of Bedford and as such ad r of homas Moore deceased
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SagaF, .sEOLMsses, Sc.
III HHDS. n. o. Sugar, par prime,
III do do Molasses,
10000 lbs family cured Bacon,
$50 pairs heavy Brogans, for Canaers,
1000 lbs MAYORS Cast Steel from square and octagon
to inches,
100 kegs Blasting Powder, o
Is do Duponts Rifle DO
5 TONS Weaver's Iron, assorted,
25 do Tredegar, all sizes,
2ooolbs mass and stick Liquorce, best brands,
$50 do Stuart's Loaf Sugar, a.
1000 do crushed and powdered do
GROUND and LUMP PLASTER, for sale by
April l6-ts GEO BAGBY.
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FARE REDUCED.
&@s
.NEJV LINE OF FOUR HORSE
Posi- COACHES.

from LyHcHDNg by ChuFIlIesttUe, N cOllecIf0 rltN
the Louisa and Richmond and Fredericksburg
Road 10 Richmond and Northern Cities.
Fare to Richmond s. 90
Fare TO Junction 5 &C
PASSENGERS by this line leave Lynchburg on
Z Sunday. Wednesday and Friday mornings; ar
rive at Charlottesville evening, where they spend
the sight and with the Northern train .he
Junction al O'clock, A. NJ, reaching Richmond at ]
O'clock A. NJ
Passengers going North arrive Washngton city at
p m, Baltimore at p. M, Philadelphia in the course
Of the nghtbeRg q hours in advance Of any other line
leaving Lynchbusr Passengers assured of regular
connection and detention.
HFISKELI. s. co.
Office at Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Road Office, Richmond, Va.
Jan S-6m
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Offe OF the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
Conty OF AMHERST Monday, the It'll day Of Nav lo4S
wins r. Bocock, administrator Of James Wall, decd,
Plaintiff,
against
Willis M REYNOLDS in his right and as administrator
Oh Ludwell L. Dawson, decd, and Isaac R. Reynolds,
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Willis M: Reynolds in his right, and
as administrator OF Ludwell L. Dawson Decd having
his appearance and given security according to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appear
ing y satisfactory evidence that he is inhbitant OF
TINS commonwealth 1t is ordered, That the said Defendant
do appear here on the first Monday in August next and an
swer the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy this order be
rhwlth inserted in published in the Town
OF ynchburg for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the
front door OF the Court-House of this county.
ACopy-Tcste,
May Twin ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
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SGAITnSON & SThTHAM,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants.
A FIR SH ARRIVAL.
VTTFwould most respectfully invite the attention of our
w friends and purchasers generally, to large, well
lected, and
Fresh NrriU0s of Family Groceries,
together with general assortment of SE4PfE Dry
GOODS, ing which way be found handsome assortment
0 Calcoe, beached and bleached Domestcs, bleached
and unbeached Sheetngs, beached and unbeached wed
Musns Innings of all descriptions, Bed Ticks, Penenary
Plaids and Checs Nankeen, plain and twed Oznaburgs
Bagging, sc.
Family Groceries.
N Orleans Porto Rico, Clarified, Loaf Crushed and Pull
verified Sugars,
Molasses,
Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee,
Gnpowder, lmper ial and Black Teas,
Rice Salt Iron &c. Sc
CAST Shear and Biistered Steel.
ALSO-a large assortment of Hats and Shoes, Wood
Ware g. &C, all OF which offered at low prices
wholesale and retail. SIITHSON s STATHAM,
Opposite Farmers Bank.
PS.We have fine stock of Superine amlly Flour in
store and for sale. S. s S.
MAY It's
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Adam Crper, Henry Cooper, Jacob Pearcy and Caha-
rlne his wife, formerly Catharine Cooper Jesse Powell and
Polly his wife formerly Polly Cooper, William Cooper
rad X and
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DOMESTIC COTTON GNOnS

And articles GENERALLY for servants Of stout fabrics
ALSO complete assortment Of cloths, cassimeres, YES
tngs cravats scart pocket hdk Gloves suspenders and
Merchant Talors goods ana trimmings
In nvngan examination and comparison Of goods and
prices with other establishments, intend to offer unusual
IN 'ucementS for Wholesale and Retail purchasers to deal
with from the large amount OF business done by
expenses less in proportion than parties whose trade is
not extensive, whilst have unusual advantages by buy
ngin original pacbages with experience Of over 20
IN the trade during WHICH time have yearly increased
business by selling only such goods proved satisfactory
customers, both in durability Of fabric and stncss OF color
On all goods tthe Ol1eSt price IS 7aoed" will
not be Asked less taken under any circumstances this
feature our business enables all parties to buy at the lowest
prices.
April 2-w3m
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fr0m iurefnn.

The schooner n rect arrived 49, evening from
c-fnpezeng he g't .nst bringing -l.3-l in spee.e-
We ie-rn rat tte heruspnfo1f- 1rg Nos-le. CAPT
Hal FROM hey West bound o. Ismpleo. ~ss iosi 70
~ A.cznaues 70 TIE grf 1f Jay = 90 M On
board TIE cargo ll ne b~irsl rrz -pec-l.fof ir %
Liverpool for at co, which V-ssf ~.s snoft tne
nee lo.t the coast ID Ton The csrz. cf ne
N1-elle ~ss al brought y CsnPeacnT 10 damaged
.t1f.
We have Cam y~acry and Nerds psp~rs - re %
met TIE c1l1lr1n ~ fucatsn spp-ars . - nj b.
BE- ircx-d reduced IL ,1 ne verge ri cestrle
ton ~ Ind. 81 ns1rrecon and her ~ 1esf-lt1r
IN. subsidy Il go 10 ~nicL come tine s.Lc- Sas
fgrfi.hed by b. Mezic-n Government j. nearly ~
hsls.ee and . nsecfo % msIntsil me force rf
1900 ner Which to- state h Obliged o. Keep lu fre
fed M.sca hid prqnlisec $1,000 more. tlf % se.fr-
.ne hzs rf.frn,f1 not % fam Or f1- r1D.rT. lf~
srnourt zro - 20 sa ~ indian pr-Dnf-s io ne
Coosn plsDters is Tsry snal, as ie8 Fr.'''-f- afe
csDf4re1
On me ri ult division ~ the fscsts1 army sitsc.
81 some Indians who assembled RI --r fernft'
a.. "a tsr AMI captured frerty Ine Whites slsif ~
no l0ss. The c1mnlsrC4rt e.. lzriu sfys tnai ~ iNr
% ulf he Command advanced aga-nst To-
the enemy vel yoste1 and stfongy iofi-A1l -re
ssvsses made desperate resl-rsroe, Dlt co-- -''
Vitrstsn1 tne uperuosify ~ RE flcaieeos MO
ID the in'rencn a,d plf fneir a0T@rfsfes ~
Tire trophies of frls great rtory we're I'VE H--'--
sn1 three cartridge boxes Inc 100 -rs ~ JOY i-
and the whites three - - i4-a' --
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p.raa, and it, Rsfribution.



o. -pfy WAHRr~ -AS FRAHcfsco.
expected . have ret1iied BONE p. ine sliy ]
cs-r. az r bu. she called some months since CEN
Transferred ~ The Ohio and thence - me - affth
80. ,.r deferu,ned o. remain. s0ue men VINO sprht
IN. lat -snfner ~ the gold mines cen d." q nome
lsdeoendenfiy rich Two young men from Ne"aiA
lps,rck Lynch aid - Nutmanl Wro came olt -
,o,n,eer. ia Col Stegcnson's regiment IRE mere 90
fry vel Lyncn has not been o. the mff' pax De-
made 8 90 " $1,000 by speculsfing. So.
We Iosf - men 10 the nsrDor 81 Monterey, "n' oe.
serted o. the mines aDd i've saors ana tnfe' 1fih''
.fo.e BOAT sih which hey oil escaped except ore,
,f, or alarm being given received shot in ne ~
,.ioh has ruined him i0r life The others stared 7
me mines but before they had gone na TIE 10y ne
marines psrted from The sailors ne .sitef c7Hl- " 2
fr,, ,,ise srbero The owner treated them hospital 3
with supper sud lodging. ~hen the innlmsn "fet'h's
turned ~ and r0Dbed ana murdered the Whole lam g.
men. women and children But the people 81 ne
mines hearing q 80 pursued and found them ah0 ueo
them up snd shot them on the spot
You're. &c T. D. "a.
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BRISTOL. 9gh-AaFWFD, schrs Mexico and c Hor-
ton. Pha. Vim BDan Fall River. 10 load FOR CUBA SAIL
81 Xjh, s.o0p Three Brothers, Ni0fk
IT CATHERlNES June Sch. Horace, NBedi"rd
for san Frauc.co spoke vessel Nay o. which report
ell speaking. May D. ai 80 :, long 40 shp Ma,fo"er
NBedfod fsf san Francisco SAILED. June j. chip Amer
lcs from NB~dfurd Tor San Francisco.
PORTLAND Aug 25- ARRIvED, harks AvOles. Glen
18Th. bark Odd Fellow Nlorks brig Portland, Csfcenas
iHfLAptirHiA. Aux 81 Arr sh- Nr-ifta '''sil4- it'f
p.oI Yea. u4tls. Nfatt CHtnprH ~ -r ifrrierI ht'
yesfa Fts -. A1ea kof-I- u, cr fH bff- MOI bss-r
CO. Nfho'. Fs kfrf. Msrra. Smith, fo trfs
aos- hroen Hs frffsff- Arssnisf. N-s Nhefi j. 80
Hsat Hart-,f. Debtor ne. k-b cis---ft N'ais, DOM
- River Haf-ar. D-.sao Msr.tsm. frTtf- West h'sf
Bfavn ORIENT frsai-. hef-u ths'i--i0n c4r
Warf Port Nsfha Va hlr-u l. MO- -
shss-psf- P-ns.f. Boston, -HI1,
Nrsh 81 INha Cali HrDhbIra b -tln sChfs tHsul 80
N-- iofi Geo hatont-s. hyfof o. ttnn, A -1 fs
.ssts B-tor org Hahs~sy, A-t'r. ss'r-' flsis fis
tni MHrs.ia Nl0n.
Cd b.e. gr.s-'h J.-- c.H.st-, Hs,ss. n-f YONG s.
Auds-s Anen S-f Nnr-sr- uE-f Nai Va 70 Jobs Nb
s soro. Wiressr M husHf "a Bost0r L. -t
fhifrss. fnanr fsa k-- ihomt.fn Nss, sffh, Me-
s.risu. wl.c pr,'suii uHce Joh0. h-t~o
Nfsina. nssi- p ltn. n r-@f. uslf Wsr~.ani trff-
Weaver No.. ,l-.lre. hfNsn i-slfi i~-E-I
f-'s.. Nklcas- aa- ~ james h'rfhf tl.as si
Maft. Nlnrsi nanf, hsder tn-i'l Aetttrf Nrt N--
Nsr-aar Heart F.ion Cofai. PERM, tssi clrf.-
K~,. B.-inf D.. Gas.t Koc-r-. a'els fnr N.Hsf
lan. kst0n t'gs ast- B-.s lrs' s-sA'psfs. fsniIt.
kitHNO>D Az. 4.-,ii -ch,. A.is,. Hs.auoai. ~
lor. Sew fars ,ni,s i. saa. faa,-'. Ne' Aasu 80
>OAFolk Az = An .str. HN wai.u. E...f s..t o.
lomfaot. hat o. s.tsr-. aro.atatel h1rscs, H.~fnt
ca, tafs saul ifta hofalas Porto hso
Foreign Ports.
Ats, ye,n Sssua. JOY g. .chrJ sronaHa, shaasisfe
lN . . = NH o.
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EKE>gH;- HOTEL, corner Of Frsnsor-si and
/ CIV HaI-.quar- opposite The Cry hsu NeS-fo' 4
Civ Wa built and opened by me fuDseilurif 'iay
40 80 .t. hat f,r convenience comfort elegance
-n. .cau0ffv t cannot ur surpassed r i- world II 90
aim more rooms than any other hor Dol ts country -
l.g.. only A.. of which armed gratis They are al
afed lp with marb et0p wash-and- which are Supplied
sth Croton throlsn svef-p sled cocks there .
flf one t.sl u room halls and Ns'7f-ciu-cis 20
.gerg door a-c lighted with 80 duunE he fEhti ne
Drr@. of rooms vary from 81 o. y - per week, ~
f-u ~ to cents PEI n b. according fu location The o
4. h.rierssfap and a. extensive range ~ bathroom =
connected with he house Tue Hotel il conducted up o
fh. European pIs1 ~ lo1ingruou- and meals ~ hey
NAV be- ordered Iu The prnfd and spacious Re-cory
Pofers viii ha 4p during - l.-ht to admit strangers af
80 fo CAL l-ll SOY hour they may desire, and Ia no
-a.e viii servants be permitted receive
ogi.t-s The ligh bell 10 FRANK fort a. 81 th- DO =
.toon from he corner lsu6 I'm r FRENCH
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TEXAS.

GEORGE BUrLER BROTHER. Galveston
HAAS = GEosGE burLEs, Ne.ascU and QuinianA
WILL ATTEND % the COLLECTION Of Notes and SC
w count. n of TerAs he purchase "
receiving and f0rw arding merchandise and nat VI Gen
era. Commis scion Business
NEFFHEsCEs II NkW-NOHk
80. TslIHr Pa ~ C.. fsas c.. . Dudley = c..
D = T.I.r. Pa q W-funr- 60 . O. FsH- a c.
A. & Pa1soa. Fsk ID isihrag. " 3. rosa.-nd O.
Hslt.tt. CIR. q c.
Oar- n Wslf-.f New York sus In
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PORT or Observation-Disclosures 2.

ARRIvED-sbp BoBoie D.y Liverpool IS isy'. sa's snt
ras-~rssf. mfsfef.
B1s M.o.s G.ss R-sa Bsa- Hoatufs' Aug g. agsooi &C.
hSts-res, G. ssmaa Jon Near~ss. 81 tsJs hi-. 'o
~ tfsernan
b., ssrah , s.rr.i Bl-~f Bsitrr--
ssir Ana ffsmsr. Oliver S-~Dufn. 20
sls G..l.. lni,s Ass1ita Pr. Do dag. bss'i o.
Aft-rran - An sesa-l Ir port
. -
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IOsEPH BRADLEY. 81 PrATl-sl invite, al " cal
.ni examine lsarg- aud various patterns ~ chair. ~
bic Id he -olil American Mexican. Nrsi lad and ca
f1a nsrrsis put W Ia boxes d don zach $40, p-
pier Ae- pearl aid chairs and latlrs most las7fl y
tesier-d AID highly husne1 eas % he Imported Asc
o-x pattern Bsrb-rs Char wholesale and retail
,rxt DkIr
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SCHOOL ~ = 900


VI ~ sr1 very roql ar irsiiAtlon' -i-7'-- -
p.o.- sa. ADD er-@rcrg t-rorrr 90 Cfo-oy--i 49, %
10000 or M111s7. -l- q ~ >-prno-r. lrier ne
49,. t.r ~ f.e.raH rfrl.--ta-rcs TIE FAr'-- rooms
go --rrg lie rr---rt varslo1. been ilorelZ1y f-
-s4--f ed may pr9rerlrl.s made 1rl VII g.
ee-v b. -a % ne convenience comfort srr happiness ~
The p1rs .. -.. - -. L..
= " = g0tf 81 Principal, ss-islec nF Hr q convey
a. wee Pr1cips.. s1t * o-1-f comf~.eri -n1 11pe
erre1 f-achers A.
M female department IL under ihe charge - u -
~ Bean s. Prlr1a.. ss-.ste1 BY N.-s Mary J.
N81sr Of N.r--Prrcga.. ed FIX other aeon -l-hel
and Efficient fe7r
Those parents who may sce ler sons and dslr'iefs
r ft. -sffltlr msy cured DIT A. il gre -n -pi
r4 fr- -cral sfar1rl " te teachers " ODD 1- io-ra
,.-r ..r. o -rr- .t t.e m-1ta. and mora powers "
Iarrlr. be- under tl- most abe All e--is -iere4
co1r-- u. ua.1rf r.
De- s1l Bon i0 me l-ls Fr- -t nrarcre- ie11 rnr-
Drs,s.rr and Nnra Muse tsl-lf ir Che ordinary
rofr.e lr f.e s-sr Depa-rerf young Ern-efnel ~
conducted rr01r1 c0lrse - study, bon classical o.
rsffemarrs ~ thorough aud extensive o. 20 meet o.
he requirements for admission ilio any co-eEr 10 -r
cDurfry. ... - t -
Apuf -auou 61r .s-ior into ne lnsrwlon msy De-
made b. either 0f The Principals. NJ 90 acy o1e % ne
Srlo.of Cours.tea HENRY Z INGALLS,
srl9fSs Chairman ~ he School 1mmIiiee
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DRIVATE TTTOR.

DRIyATE TTTOR.-A young Married g-rLensn,
lsie principal ~ .sde- .usi' ute n ine country VI"
give private Instructions f0r hours per DAY DO ne
Crsrs ana Ls1 Classics Maffemsrcs. N-iiral Scielc-
and te efn@ri ~ d. sl IN Chemical AM Naural f0
osorhy be- D.. qualified f0 prepare the most rrre-rg hrS
Instructive srq-rimerfsi l.fraf4o1s Tenn. 80 pr
arnuu which may pad. 4 preferred, IN o. li-ntd rooms
board f1r fard wife Any g~nt--i i-mil lh hls
~ re au22 su3fs
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- y wy Ukk AM ~ ~ .tlA'f'
kA xur>--xSp. RAf LROAD On and snef Monday,
H~ss- May n. The follow ilg trains ~iu rave
the Office " The Company. - Clralst fassrngrls VII
,.o he received 40 the Office ~ the New York snl Harlem
Railroad al Twenty ---yrnfh-st Accommodation Tran
"A A VI Tor New Rochelle, &C. Express Tram sth
fr STAN ford sc Express. Train ~ " ~ samfofd,
&c Accommodation Train at4t N fOF New-i isgen, 4e
Commu aiiOn Train At NJ FOR NOr~alk Iraias Nss-
i0,k COmmu iaiion Train 40 A " rom NOre "A AZ.
com Train al p N from New Haven Accom- ff.i :.
IS A N from New Haven, tNpfe-- Tram af 4 ~
from New Haven Accom- Train ai q ? " from ns~.h>
zen myll X MASON, supt
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- iiOt ~NlUfif HtfihUtbs
- -<1-~~VWS- Cars 0u lls ruel run no fvi.ee'
with lh- New lurs su4 S~" Ia
Railroad Ps.-ens-rs FOR Albany. Troy aud 10y ia
lions The HOusaonic Railroad VIII tase inr a NJ IA
press Train the Sew furz aud Nfw-iiayef ksilo.d,
Office - Csualst Stages nun Iu connection YIN no
Cars 10 Lebanon springs Lee ienux, Did 500 tbndsr,
Curusvli-. Wlu.irAd and Norfolk Also f0 Lichnnii
Sharon WonlhIIY DtuDufy and Bethel frlft intend.
81 Tor uul snf raussfufk kafO rrrr'so
iIru. lr lr Depot foot of Nsfsrtst Oa u9afd No
sirln~r NlMROD Tlis j. the only steamer rlfniaS 10
ronnrcuon with these Ro8ds shippers, contraction Dd
cons 4uces generally. notified lat tr-nt forwarded
1y suy other steamboat from another 4os VIII be aksn
from Bird epO local rates and may b. sub ecied "a 81
extra charge account u not being wAybrd hfopgn
nom New YORK % place u destination
o NJ PERRY Agent Once % he pier
{. A. kIsrLsSD, Superintendent hOusalenc hAiiosa.
PHlLO HUkD, Superintendent Naug stucs Railroad.
New YORK Feb a. 1919 81
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RI.AKEis PATENT


A. IRF-PROOF PAINT, from OHIO. which In = few
months turns sale Or stone. protecting VII a,rYrr
covered from The action 0f he weather and irom IRE
Purchasers should b. particular and mat every barrel
L. marked Bakrs Patent Fire proof Paint" A. there l.
AN amount q worthless. counterfeit s1a The marsz
= e. fr-prpof paint TIE genuine article for -ae iy
lh- pssute-. a. s broal-st New York 1900. .. 800.
10 Inc WILLIAM BLAKE
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Line Stages Tor SQusn Village, Freehold, COTS Neck,
A. veil b- fu readiness. co TIE arrival Ol the h0s-
Stages convey psssengers io All part "i me
country.
Posiuyey DO freight taken sunday except Peaches
\ B-AA person. ars forbid tul.ulg any Onr on a.
count OF the above boat or owner
John RODMAN. Agent
.,s la. DHire ~ W-st.t cor North Moore
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.U--suoRNINc boat Eos soso

-ssls~z.sasss><- DOCK PEEKSKlLL. siNG-siNG TAR
RYTOAN an me interfnri' at- srr- iuucllg - Nan
mnrl-.f each way The rrw steamer jos hLLA
NAP Cart ra.rtn. VI. 'esfr foot Of 'ha'' sIs
49,, ,,,.Inlry al O'Clock Returning. leaves Coi
srri1ysfi.lN ari Peeeksklual On >un1au
tfi. trip extended 90 New hurst, lrSsnR NrNssFss
atl.PM For passage sppiy 90 board, ol
,,gs,s,r. MN RADFDRp co - We. tsi
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TO BUILDERS AND OWNERs or HOUSES.
ELASTIC WINDOW SASH SUPPORTER

u'HE PARTICULAR ATTENTION q builders, hard
dealers ard others, - called 90 the El.suc Win
dow Sash Supporter which j. complete substitute for
shis ard plrys very simple. nOt liable % get out of
DER viii IS long the sash may BE- put into tie
sab ty person he Top ard bottom sash and i oct
o szli. vii retain he window Ia any posiou 4nt pre-
vrnt shaking by tie Wind cost much .ess han ~sixhs
AID ~ .-ys ard 20 bon cAslngs required
40 f6r RAJ road car And 0t1sr small windows No =.
eqaA % .ash CHING IS 10 IS 0s No. % sash We a.
IA % t0 IS %.
Quincy Des9err-. Pnils-- rhiA. H-.t0r D-nckls .
Ba.niH0re slckaey Beatty = Loli- snld, FAR Co
WHlrMARSH. Nzllf.cmr-r.
Iv-l .zw3mWks S0rthaiu lt0n. Mass
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>pIiM Ai.h Landing

Chester. Rocky Neck, snt STANFORD pa.
-s~srs.as& - cent. 20 Pori Chester and kociy
Neck stamford ii cents Norwss. 50 cent? its new
and splendid steamer SORWALk, Capt STA. heynods
viii leave the pier the foot ~ Nsrsetst iAl.s
o'clock 2 Reui-ains. Will leave Nor'saIs I'll , A
Stanford a. y. Rocky Nrek 81 and fot Cle.le, Ah
JOHN = RODMkN,
.uiq AGENT foot u North. MuOr--st up-sai