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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

William Goings, a flee negro man who killed
Mr. Woodson K. Hall, in this county last month
was examined before the County Court on Tues.
day last and sent up to the Superior Court for
fina! trial, in October neXt.-Jefersonian Rep.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12
From a Physician.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.

DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
DISTINCTIONS, IRREGULARITIES, &C.
How many are suffering from obstruction or irres.
ularities peculiar to the female system, which IN.
dennne their health, the effects Of which they ara
medical advice! How many suffer from prolapsps
ute,l falling of the womb or from uor.alJu. weak.
ness debility, &c, &c}! How many are in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement How
whose lives eoparded during such time will find
In it's pages the means Of prevention ameioratiou,
and relieft
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12
LEST NOTICE.

a Ii. persons indebted to the estate of NJ
CUSHING, dec, are notified to come forv ard
and settle, as longer indulgence cannot be riven.
E. M. CUSHING,
Agent for the Administrator.
July %
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12
New ORLEANS, july 80.
Indian Fight in Teas.

Accounts from Texas state that in a skirmish
with the Indians on the Rio Grande, 1t. Under
wood and seven men were wounded, and two
killed. The Indians sustained much greater
loss
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 20,

THE WORD "WHIG."- word Whig the
present alias of the old Federal party, was first
applied TO it by James Watson Webb, the motto
rious editor of the New York Courier and En-
quirer. Webb made the proposal and found it
easily adopted. "The Union of Masons and
Anti-Masons of Nullifiers and latitudinarian
constructonists of the Constitution was effected,
and the whole mass comprising all the factions
OF the country, was rolled into one sweet and
harmonious mass under the general name of
Wing !"
AS the Federalists have traded extensively un-
der this their new title, which is now almost
worn out and destined to give way to something
newer and designed to be more savory with the
people, we have called the attention to this
slight sketch of the history of their present name
just for the sake of information.
The name of our own party is fixed and per-
manent, like the principles with which it is as.
ISOLATED. And it is the honorable distinction of
the Democrats party, that it does not, like the
Wing party require after short period, a new
name to bolster itup, after having forfeited the
confidence of the people under The former title
Baltimore Republican.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12
Ertraet from Letter.
To those just Married. -" Had l known ~

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90, lsA7
"DR. A. M. MAURIcEAU: Had known OF the i'm
portant matters treated of in The Married Woman'a
Private Medical Companion some wears ago. how
much misery might have escaped Ihave suffered
years from causes which you point out in your book
without knowing what to do. l obtained copy. and
found my case treated Of trust every female will
avail hene Of the information contained in its pages"
Letters are daily received of this character unne.
cessary to present.
To those yet unmarried, but contemplating mar.
riage or perhaps hestating as to the propriety of
mourning the responsibilities attendant upon it, the
importance of being possessed of the revelations con-
tanned in these pages, so intimately involving their
future happiness, can not be appreciated
1t is, OF course, impracticabe to convey fully
the various subjects treated of as they are of a ue.
re strictly intended for the married or those con.
tenplatng marriage; neither is it necessary, since
1t Is every ones duty to become possessed of know
edge whereby the suherings 10 which wife, a moth.
er, or a sister, may be subject can be obviated.
~ Copies will be sent by Mail free of Postage
So. to the Purchaser.
cTH On the receipt of One Dollar. THE MAR.
RlED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
PANION" is sent (nailsd fiee) to any part of the
United States All letters must be post paid Except
those containing a remittance and addressed to DR..
A. M MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York City.
Publishing Office, No. 1873 Liberty st., New York
Over 100000 Copies have been sent by NAH,
within three months with perfect safety and Ger
tainty
booksellers and agents engaged in its sale, arr
making handsome completeness from the ready
and extraordinary demand for it, and the extreme.
ly liberal terms afforded them.
Active local or travelling Agents, throughout
the United States and Canadas, will be supplied
on the same terms. Communications required to
be post paid and addressed as above.
0r- CAU1ION.-Thep public are cautioned
against various -pennies:ntended to be palm
ed off upon them. initiating the title of the work.
as ''The Married Ladies' Medical Companion. .
and various other titles. The title of the works
is seine Married WO.M.4.N''S Private Medical
Companion" By Dr.. Il. NJ. .Mauriceau.
9o- For sale by WILLIAM CHAMBERS.
July 22--6m.
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uSI RECElVED-A lot of superior Muscat
and Claret WINES, French Cordial, and
Cherry and Brandy Cherries. Call at No 8.
July % E. NJ GUSHING.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

Essence OF MEANNEss.-To borrow a horse
and r!de him all day without feeding him
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

GOoDIEs.-Two hhds. Sup'r fair Sugar, and a
~ quantity of Superior Cheese, Just received
and for sale by VIM. G. STERRETT. =
Staunton Aug s, 1850.
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COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTIoN.

The gentlemen who acted as Commissioners
OF Election, at the various precincts in the coun-
ty, at the last Spriug election, are the persons
who are to act at the Convention election.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12
A SINGULAR CHANGE OF PURPOSE,
When the notorious Corwin was importuned
to go into Gen. Taylors cabinet, he declined for
the following peculiar reasons:

When the notorious Corwin was importuned
to 60 into Gen. Taylor's cabinet, he declined for
the following peculiar reasons:
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 20, 1850
Dear General Il received your note last eve
ming. If were much less modest than really
am, should blush still more for the over-esti-
mate your Partially will Put on my poor abili-
ties and still poorer efforts For the friendship
which thus abuses your better judgment l can
not but feel grateful nay proud; only regret
thatI cannot fulfil the expectations which such
friends indulge.
have no more idea of going into General
Taylor's cabinet than of trip to the MOON
In the first place, if Gen. Taylor is the sagacious
gentleman hope to find, he will not have me
there; and secondly, were he to ask on his bend
ed knees would not consent
He will be attacked by Southern Democrats
especially, on his supposed position on the Will
mot Proviso seat held by me in the cabinet
would be proof positive against him on that point
would no more allow him to be assailed thro'
me than would thrust man between my head
and bullet In the next place tools and dema-
Rogues all over the republic could talk with ef-
feet of my position on the Mexican war; all these
shafts (if they fly at ally shall strike my bosom
and no other. Gen. Taylor should select men
from whom no such positive objections exists
Let me hear from you often.
Truly, your friend, THO. CORWIN.
GEN. FLouRNoY.
Now, in eonsenting to become member of
the present cabinet, he seems not to have SO high
regard for the "fair name and fame" of Mr..
Fillmore. The foreible reasons he assigned pre-
serve all their force now, and if the present ad-
ADMINISTRATION be assailed "wlth effect" one men,
Der OF the cabinet cannot complain. He admits
that his odious doctrines are strong enough to
break down any admiuistration.-Enq
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

IND SEGARS, just received AM
l. for sale at d. M. HUFFMaN'S
stasnton, May 81, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. M. MAURIcEAu,

,.os.a ~" a. aa mAunio.Ao'
Nv, 1 ,,s.'. " p'hA' .. ~onss
THIS WORK IS INTENDED ESPECIAL.
LY FOR THE MARRIED, or those contempl..
ting marriage AS it discIoses Important secrets WHICH
should he known to them particularly.
one either budding into womanhood. or the ono IN
The decline Of yeas, in whom, nature contemnio,as
an imnortant chance-can discover the canse. svmn.
toms and the most efficient remedias and mot c.
tain mode If cure In every comnlo;nt r. ,vhcl, h.,
sex is subject N0'f'A'A' W '''''' Ae'
The revelations contained in Its mage. have nroved
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

RL,aNh NOTES, (negotiable) & Bank Checks
- 'ust received at CHAMBERS'
Stanton, June II, 1850,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12
Candies and Confectionaries

JOHN RRANDEFsURG. :
Commission and EOrwarding
Merchant,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
July eft .'.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

RAKER's COCOA, fresh and fine, just receiv-
Il. ed and for sale by 7. P. ESKRIDGE.
August IL.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-12

Wool ROLLS-White and mixed, for sale
Aug. /:
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SECOND WEEK


Ccmr ercng Win he VA Of Mr. J0hn " Moore follow.
% Or ~ ex.s .ye invoices Of MssHs Tcsa5-. Resi
Tbco ticsi BooEs " Messrs Rob Carte e-)he-s
GsUflio g words - ". Do-d. TIE puhn-a one o. fhs
Orurr fIo.s'l.r' rs-orsl saodsy sclooi oa a1d ot
&c. Nc forming noe, st-scuvs tay's Ssle
TUESDAY. septl7.
wy ci0so SIC saa y bl0ls being utr'T a. rcn9 b. rich
variety al' erhrsc rg ctoce CO ecr'n II kug
ltt .oLs-ttia crfutue,s q ne sac irc--dsl many
OF iheste We ars corrret 10 r. ssfvs n s)il's in.
frrc iu ,Cica ~ = future cav.
on ne Lve,'ag of ne '2tde dsy acs1rG Ho.o-oOso
c. sccrlfE ru rf Ergrayirgc VIII % 81 4
O, WEDNESDAY, stRNING sspt Is,
Nesss Lsserf Rr' te-s' trade SOS @ Pa r " n aka
psce O. Our see ON. Their cags0gae wi consi.s %
the kinds msrufctr-ed serafaie catalogue = BE sle
ED he Psrer ~ be sd Out Tor exc nrlr01 81 M-Is's
ls.esr tro.As.s W--ohoe4e, ooi Fs.a - 20 Aoaday
AZ .h- ecre l.i.u q ths {. owe SAFE On WErNEgDkY
AFIEbHCON. re regular Stationery sac will ne com
fe.-e. uIit ar Aul4r Alre-s c0ufi gn1eug Of Blank
Boots which g vc.- ar.c AID cc1a1le1 u 10 order u
On THURSDAY MORNING. ss-tp
ne Stationery sale vii be- c1uiinued nnelciag With
Fsrs n .--clmrn y coz c10.co AID wsl.allec.e iu.
vote q staple srd lrcy ih)nt " incudrs also large
c5-fisrm,tts from neiirs Smith PEGS, samuel "a o.
-. u A y, heller & Co & Bsnbr6ce & CO and ron.
i-~e. ssss-rat- sale " NrcE Pspsra u Ehica cNs.
grcs Ue rcv P-craiuE, % DO iis1oi In season 0f ds
The whole seis viii be eoioi on Saturday, the ., u
ffRNs oF SNE-On al purchases 'r1n2 tie whos Ctt.
lcgIs r1E 90 $3.50 ard upward, four a'i * months
rcd-ou pu-crfcf rom tle w1oie Catalogue l-ss tdan
go AZ hrn AGO. fogr mOahs' credit aud al pur-
c-rses irt- inan 5 ift, caih
isc uri OF ora reF cent vii be allowed on al plr-
G fstr exceeding eitO
~ Couut-trrs o. Bcoks and Stationery Who have not
h.t5y "a iisled lteir goods gre rosYecg ard eaues.-
y 80 10 40 A. that they NAV BE- ~ hard, a. v
% possible heo TIE Commencement n he sale thus H.
srrI prompt delivery ~ the pufctssels ~ nedse 81
BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.
aus D&Wli 2ni Bi0a1wsy.
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BOOK TRADE.
WoRpswoRTH,s NEW poEn

II APPLETON Co pub lab his lag. fselsre1de or
~. gro-ih o'a Posts Miro, a. photographed Sosr
by Wism ~ ordfworih. one eleg arty Prtniee vol1ns
limo Price 81
"Th- Poem sort q autobiography IN blsnk verse
rsrtsd by all he rnErs-t.risncs Of TIE poeihs orig nj
VEN a. t-0urnt - .sfr, h1t soneunes cfIfe s7
Of srscrisr7r; bic E-ge Symrtihies VITA h1nsn'7 fon
lls rrCuf.sf is huTbesi forms IL vii be resf va
grert avoy by he sdr-rs-s here are f-v q ih, y
DO 20 not beorg 70 that cl.s-ss sf0r5rg thsn dep
sgrf rto e rlrd % Wor@fwOrta 1Er suy ct7er u
30 vorks sdir1-c tcto several h'0hs, nan - from
s f-rsrt snsors srd STAGES ~ the suin1s ne ~ lc
o. i-cis which ~ srg period particularly sags1 be a.
teru,r " believe ~ 30 more Feners .yresd 1s- slT
os Of ecus rrb that hss iffued from Ire rres N 1s
sFe.r lciernsro1al N-@sly atlfc-iN
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AUCTION SALES.
An sFRViN Aacioaeer
nYBANGs BROTHER g. 60. s.o', 'ei sroii.

DWsy
NGULtR EEw-YoRK FALL TRADE SALE.
TIE cstufu- IRE sale. uhica -mors-e tne rot 4
isrfv- vEr-'y ee-s,e n ever cf-ref 81 - =
sae s rc~ ready e. C. ivsry - frsts To- wi
On hONFAY aosNING. s-sss !. rs o'.',-s.
Vi Do yF.nshe invoices ~ NrFa-s 4 Es--ffA CO (;
ssie- & s.,ioreri ~ Bitsls s1g-r a CO /;
hotfe f's7c' Sc &C. T,'s 1srs sc -il ssc 10.
clc- ~ srs srge Invoices ~ Law ''fs from H-sss.
Li'.e ofo~r, I " Jl1 IN. 6. C Ms-r''r.
r r 20 Scv7sr'hFs.i c. j N,r.h.rs .,d ofl.,
urr'eg ~ sfgssi asIsrrre,t o. vs1sals Lev s,lki
Oa TUFsDAY MORNING s~rt IT,
ne fc.e commences va tH- l.~rrfe c,rtrrlfra 81
s., of-rf iucrsrv h.i- cao'rsst rlhi-sr,-.-lss *
.-rI.so nv re 10 h-ssrs Cassy a ss-k.-y. A Ter,
TerrT bf.ld srf r.--. F'' f,I-s To- tsis f.-'ssts
or WEDNESDAY sosNISs So, ii.
feffrs Hh1usa C1wp- n9rni. CO 4 f-vri-. vi hs
fritf1 order followed by be ssoF as,s-s LA s.-e,
"a ~ Ips ssmp'ou CO ldpplncotS Grsnno 4 "a !.
ycl1 q rlsr 80 o..--s i'fninS eao.,s egAec1on o.
THURSDAY fsps T.
Ttis tlJ's fae t u-. f1s rc ad ava. ive en>rs.as
O. -X'-r, se colrtu-ots ct Nets-s II ? Alne-s 4 :
CsI & Tlour. BE-. W-.ios Csrsr CO e 1u' = N-ntsV
g Iilco-i Ts1r,r. Whn.sr''-s a a,sor; Cio,s-r 4
FRIDAY NO8NIV5 SEPT IS
.he siie WI con- menc- with TIE ploic'vons n h's'ri
Lll. .ly Bst'on emhfs.iny taef este st sgi ,ls
ron0lsr school bo. iryo'c,t Of Mess n y re-rsa
Go ha'.r law 5 Bs1coet flr1ey CO " j.
Hsrers ~ Pratt Wcoiforf 4 Go C'o.cts- 8ro /;
Sirror1 Cs.ler: Rostr,B. Ca'ira.lc Sc TNe c1rti.
f1aons ~ W--frs Hr-sey CO C'ark Ars''- c. A;
surt.I q foUutent Jss1-r Harding, SRI many osser
valuable s "a 81 sf' BE- .rrn. f I'm ,lif dag rsls
SATURDAY sgt H.
TIE fs'e Vii comm-rce via t1o isrssli collect "a o.
Catholic puhlcaiors cferet IN risny yrs-s ernh-sc ~
e.r' fg.oc' f-'m Meas }. sarPhf CO; h 4 Z. Nc
Crs.li t-css. Jr a 8 J. st3l.r followed By ni1y
ulus ne * ersife icvci.e % Ne $50 81 pr'I
la.l cations 90 hies'rs Anifns s'r Mass C>-1'sh
JOIN Ferry srd ne lsiuce Of s,cck 81 he sss 6n Of
- " Tn. S.e,eoVps Plates viu al b. rod "a sArUs
DAt NURSING 81 ociock, -'h ut s-v irt.rrupf'l
% he Soot Sale The ls enh-sc-, NAM v.ushs SIS Of
n r. ~ y g 81 o. Isha
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AUG MTuTh1l

" A CaId.-SevorSl Of the newspapers having 50.
rCeuced that hAve been charged, 10 connection with
anoher party with "c0nspIscy 10 eXt1u money" from
Mr. Ira Topping, builder ~ his CIV deem Il due 10
nv connexions and fends TO tAe that The accusation IL
Wholly without foundation.
NV sFency IN the matter urder legal iLvsst Stto1
has been entirely ola proieE,oEG character aad my e1ds
nav be assured thss the statements made 10 picsis my
client and myself are without shsde u truth. Whs:ever
rsy be the result claim rs night 90 ask and expect that
petding The legal examination into the fcls opinion
Ireiudicsl TO the parties accused vii bs formed upon
fabricated ard circulated egdeouy for ths pur
pose Of misleading the publ sentiment When the invet
gsuOn completed ard ne rut1 established, the public
hen he Gbleto decide no tie real corspfa'0rI arc.
kev.Yoik, August l9, 1850. JAMES I. BOYD.
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PoSr OFFIcs, NsW.York Auguttl7, 1854
" Malls for kurope.-The MATS Or lac Uoited
sgH es Mail Seamef Hermann viii be made a. ths 0f6cs
Tuesday, ne 2Oh last closing quarter before H.
Heus fNr The steamer Cambria from Boton will be die
psched he day, The regular natl coi!ng a. one
O'Clock T NJ 10 be forw arded Wis New Haven ~ s7p
elementary mail via Sonu Rtun viii ciose az O'clock
aul9 q Nm. V. BRADY Pos,master
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Tie New, MEXICO Bni-Tbe Protest-The true
position o. the slnvsTy Qaestisa - Gen.
Hovstou's Conspiracy 10 Dissolve THO
IBISn-PPoceedinss IN seDnte on rhursdsy.
g H..E..-

Hovstous t1uspirbcy 10 DssolVe fbo
Iuisn-PPccsedinss IN SENATE on rhursdsy.
Conesponcsree Of TIE rrbars.
WAsHiSCros, Thgrsisy August -.
To day the New Mexican Territorial bill has
passed the Senate, and the Protest Of the ten
soutbern sens,os sgsinS. the admission Of Gait
fornis hGG been laid on the table, the grace Of
reception s1d putting "a the record being re-
fussd. Tie ,ahiDg par. Q! the day wtE wasted On
tbe Protest II sesmeds 81 though there was per-
ct n9snie for taking Il only wanted toe cd sub
isst ~ be rehGshed foE il could nOt be called new
,ubiec. 20 rekindle the sumberiBg fires OF o'atory
yvtch had begun 70 siacken under the monoiony
r The sane eternal round Of Argument BLsTos
led OF IL tie morning With q oog speech against
tic "prayer q the pettlOo, ch)ck fall u learning
and s1thorities from al imaginable sources. /
cd NJ suppofe Ia. tenth pat Of that stuff had
ever been said thought about protest, IN oil Chrs-
terdom. In rel alton 70 every thing Of that sort
OLD BULLIoE IA thar" BE ia great ca the black
etter. tie vent dead against receiving the Pro-
tsss. HslOoked upon il as one Of series u meas-
urts Of sectional complexion tending. Iot de-
signed TO END In q ciasolgson Of the Uaion, and
therefore be aeaPed them Ill together and went
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y Operative Bakers UnIen-l A. CAMPBELL
AID ANDRkW EDWARDS ar appointed By the Unoa
70 soic fgbsep hous ON The ssss fr support Of ths
'u'e Of Cal keadrg room aud Lorsrg tud 10 receve
u Initiation Z for m@nbers -
by order Of he B1ard n Tsuuess
Jos. aosEKrsoS, Rec Seer. .1lsI ice
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~ French LaBGuRgs.-A Priv.ts Class fjr =
hried rum1eT Of G.Luemon wta.0g 20 commences The
aucy q The srereh Language 1 ccurss Of forms.
don Terms; " for twe1ysiI Lessons Psrdculafs cs1
DC Etceralned n 4s2 BJoone-sL corner OF WooseE. j.
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" NotIce 10 Tai0rs- Al cutters with II, diTsl1..
@ou arc Ise1esed 70 meet a. JOIN HooFERs Hotel cor
~ hI0toNy and Grand "a on Monday, tho l9.h OF
Au1osS Al O'clock, when bus ness o. impo lSn,e win be
0t0ogh' before The nesting, oflr,eres 10 al Gui9 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19

r. Mercantile LibInry Association The al
pusl vacation having ernLsted is Institution will be r.
opened on Monday l9lhiuSt lm rooms 81 ChnO1 Ha I,
corner Of Beehmsn and kSsgGu rte Will be opsn daily
usua. from 10 A N. 10 10 z ~ During the Iecess neT
shevng has put the h-ayrca ranged, ald such
provision made for the eaience Of me n5srs "a wls
TIE library contains over COO volumes % which
star tsdotont being made There iCcU1e al the new
publications OF merit
Without negeciog he Hight literature Of he day, ps'cu
lar attention 1, paid 10 the departments OF history, travels
languages geography &c. OF which tho collections are
Already very large
Tie Reading Room Il supplied with so American aud 4j
Foreign Magazines; tbs Week and psiy papers u our
4 IT, London Times Paris NAuoos Chsiysh, Coloris,1s
Gszeue and other foreign periodicals New journals are
added they appeal are required by the wsnis OF as
members
CIasses In Penmarship I'D Book keeping are II pro.
yrets Oters v be formed shortly, Ia the Modern L1l
Rusges MGthemsucE Drawing, Eocngiou, &c. 10 which
IueRbers can have access al almost nomins sun.
Arrsnge in progress foT course OF lec
for the ensuing season which viii be Inferior 10
Of It's predecessors.
Terms Of membership cerks initiation ies 81. lar
serly dues, 50 cents TO Merchants ard others s. per
arnum L. w. O3DEN,
Sui9 MTuThAs Recording Secretary.
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NJ seeoud Adxnntnn

"a seceud Advent esching by Elder JoIhua V.
sles OF boton Al TIE Hsil. 10 hes.er o. relr ths
ssoney on ondsy sno Tuesday evenings Of This iweek
49, rec The public invited 70 al.@nd A5veat
AL u DelAney-u SaIs Its
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CROTON AQUBDUCT DEPARrnENr b

- u1oA Yak TO sbHEA blILDhEs: nrsisl r.
rotsh Ddofted 'P-Up9sas fOf SeE-r ~ oaa~s :.
feuTl1tt vii b received ~ the on . OF re Cio'y1
Aqgednet Department lrul Wednesday, rs . q 81 a
August 1854 AIS Jc.cck. n % build as5S-f n of9Al
way from III seEer row bull. n F0lfhsL 70 pO1 80
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