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HATS.

"a !. HITE 9PATToN have just opened a
es3 handsome assortment Of Hats to wit
Oakiold new style TO Satin finish mole skin
Gardens mole skin hats. Baltimore Clipper
style, Gents white Otter fur hard and soft fin
ISL Planters, RoeAIand, Magyar, and all the
various styles Of Brush, Leeherp, palm leaf,
ani Boys aud ehildrens, which viii tie sold
low
May I. ls5t
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John II. Breckenridge Il Som,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,

WnOlcsale ana Net01A GtOcerS,
"A RE now receiving from the Northern Cit
IN les, pei Central Railroad.
25 hhds P and Mo Sugars. so bbls of
white aud yellow Coffee Sugars, 5 do. Pulver-
sed do, 10 do Crushed do do, boxes .oaf.
Molasses.
Is hhds II Mnscovedo and Casdenos l8
bbls N Q do do, % half bbls do do, do GOLDEN
Syrup do, Boston Syrup do.
C0ffees.
Is bags Green Rio. Is bags Niaa;lia do, 10
Government Java.
DO boxes Adamantlue, l9 do Sperm, Is do
iallow
Salt
100 Sacks Marshall Salt, so Gro. Alum Do.
Liquors.
BRaNplEs. lIenessey, Cognac, Penet Cas-
tiilon. Jules Robins, Blackberry, Raspberry,
Larendef and Cherry.
HNrs.-sherry, Madeira, Port, Malaga, Lis.
hen and Otter
WHisEgY bourbon, Monona halia, Old Rye,
very fine, hlab Essence Of Punch Superior
atticle.i
SunG.ics.
English Daily and Chester Cheese, Mscca-
Toni, Mustard, Ground Pepper, Pickles, Fish,
Sauces, Ginger, Starch Mace, Allslice, Tobac-
ea Cigars, Churrs. Buckets, Broonls, Cos9s
Yarn, Shoes, and many other articles in "a!
llae, all of which will be sold low.
May Ia, 1892.
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LIE, AEa I1PE..

sstTsF received ard tof sale. at PERRIN s
e GEORGES siofe, thee doors north Of The
Valley Hotel, a, the Give Points, Augusta
street, TWO THOUSAND FEET of : zach
Lead Pipe,
June IL, 1851 TT
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FOR SALE. OR RENT.

gH1WO desirable Houses in the town Of
~ Stanton, finished in good style, with five
comfortable rooms, aad kitchen To each. At
tached to each is garden, smoke house. &c
Apply to HARTMAN u BELL.
June IL, 1s54.-3t.
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lust received aed for sale al PERRIN s.
- GEORGES store, ; doors North Of The Val
ley Hotel, Augusta Street.
GROEERiES.
4 ilhds ? ant N o Sugars; 2 bills Crushed,
Do. 2 of Puvefised. 2a0 lbs loaf.
RiOLA ss5T.S.
Q lhds n Q, S bbls P r. do. 2boston Syrup,
10 Sacks Rio Cotfse,3 Bags, Java.
SALT AND FISH,
IS Sacks Marshals Salt, - Ashinr's, 10
Ground Alum, 5 bills No Shad, IL bbs prime
Herring I bbl polictlake Fish, ~ hti shad Roe
VINEGAR
bbls ruse No / c der Vinegar.
SUN f5fsz Isas.--
5 Boxes Diary Cheese, AiHsiasd, Ground Pep
per. Ginger, Starch, Aisaiee. Mace. fataceo.
Ciaats. Brooms. Buckets, chnrns, faitan Yarn,
Boots, Shoes, ard ma other articles IL. Qua
line, all Of which will bs sold low.
June IL, lS5i.--u,
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important Notice.

At COST The balance of CIR fine Spring
a and Steamer stock OF BLACK and Fancy
ClollS. and Cashmere Business Goats, and fancy
Cashmere Pants, which we will sell at COST,
flom now antil The LIST Of September, TO which
we would call the attention of all who wish to
purchase cheap, 10 some OF The most choice
goods Of the seasou, which we have yet Oh
hand.
WELLER s. LEOPOLD,
Clothing Emporium, Main ST., six doors west
of Woodward House.
P. S.--We have on hand full assortment Of
Linen. drap d'Ete, Silk ard Alpaca Coats ;
Pants and Vests, which we Will sell at a very
small profit TO purchasers.
June &C. 1884
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SECRET DISEASES:
Gonorrr B, elects, Structures, Seminal Weak
ness, Pains in the Loins, A Injections of the Kid
neys and Bladder, Loss Of Organic Power,
Nervous lrritabiiy, Diseases Of the Head,
Throat. Nose, or Skin and all those Peculiar
Disorders arising from Geflaiu Secret Habit Of
Youth, which il mol ctred produces consttu-
tional debility, renders marriage impossi-
bic, and in The end destroys both BODY ah(.
MIND.
YOUNG MEN
Especially. who have become the victims Of
Solitary Vice Tia! dreadful and destructive ha5-
it; which annually sweepslo al iintmely grave,
thousands OF ycuEg men oil the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect; who might other
wise have oniranced listening Senates with the
of ttei, eloquence, Or walked to costa
cy the living Tyre, may call with full con,
fJence.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating
being aware OF physical weakness, OF
any other impeachment, should Immediately ap-
ply TO DR.. Johnston.
OFFICE, No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST,
BALTIMORE, MD, seven doors from Balli-
more street, East side, up the steps.
MN her ~ ,,o,, asU m;stoke pe ,locc Re moi
oni;,oJ From tL;s oa;co"sI;a, coses
~
Ws- A CURE w ARRANIEDoRNo CHAtGE'
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
The many thousands cured at this Institution,
anu 'nc very extensive Psac'iee o. ". oonh-
son, texceealhs az Diners oes'des ms s'ana'ns
as gentleman OF character ana responsibility
is su'llcient guarantee tnat he Is Inc on'y
proper fhysiclan 70 Dc consal'ea'
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Member of ibe ROYAL College of Surgeons. Lon.
don; graduate from one Of the most eminen,
Colleges Of the Tinted States. and The greater
hospitals Of London, Paris, PhiIadelphis, and
elsewhere, has effected some Of the most aston
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WANTED,

"HE Subscriber wishes 10 employ frst-rae
Il 'ourneylnan Cooper, 10 whom fair WAGES
AID constant employment will be gwen. No
ens need apply for the silnaiou, unless he Is
siaaie and Ut unexceplionahle Ino,al eharaeier
Anpiy 10 the suhscriher, South River, three miles
tram New Hope The latter is hisPos-efliee.
JOHN w. HEMP.
Oct. N. iS53--ti.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.

THE Lamp Lighter, third supply
e Flush Times. sixth supply
Fern Leaves, 81 series;
Types Of Mankind;
Two Roads or the Right ard tho Wrong !,
Odd Fellows Manual;
The Bride Of the Wilderness;
The Star Chamber;
:. Dodd Family Abroad
Sweeny Todd;
The Royal Favofile
The Pictorial Treasury, for children,
Is The Pictorial Album.
For sale by SAAi'L. H. COLEMAN.
June y, 1851.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VAIN ~ ID "A Is w EOH SAhE.
TTHE undersigned offers for sale, privately, his
i FARM, lying within two and half miles
o' Staun!on, on the Scotsvlle Turnpike and Cen.
tTal Railroad, containing
One Hundred and Sixty Acres.
About 50 acres OF which is finely timbered
land. Upan it are four elegant never-failinr
Springs, young and promising Orchard, &c.
The Improvements consist Of u comfortable Log
House, Kitchen, Smoke-hcuse, two large Ice
houses, a liisl-raie Barn, Stable and Creamery.
The land is rolling, a slate soil, with good
clay base, susceptible Of easy and permanent i'm
provement The whole farm is well and newly
fenced, with Jefferson fence, in ten and twelve
ace fields. The proximity to market-good
condition Of The farm, buildings, fencing, &C.,
commend it to the attention of buyers.
Terms made known on application TO me, on
the premises, JOHN E. MORRIS.
June 10, ls5i.--YalIey DEM, Harrsonhsrg,
copy ST.
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HARM ESS MOUNTING

K1sJ'J -HO = = ~
\ have on hand full supply Of Carriage Har
hess Mouulina, Silver, Brass and Japanned
Also, hub Bands, Dashers, Carriage Bolts,
Springs Axles. Saee Painted and Enamoled
Canvass aud Leather, &c, for sale lew.
jane Ie, 1891. GEO Il, PRICE.
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SAFETY FUSE

wUSr received and for sale 10000 feet o
" Safety Fuse al the store Of
lune, 10. K. G. BlCKLE
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance of decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county, entered on The Cd day Of
June, 1854, in the case Of George Shaver VS..
George W Frankham, Admir-, and al, the un
ders'snod VIII offer Tor SALE at public auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY the 2lst day Of July
1854.
The Tract Of Land
IN The bill and proceedings mentioned, eoriaiiI-
ing Ten a ores, more or less, upon which
there is Dwelling House and other improve
inents. This is the same tact OF land OIL which
sud Frankham in his lifetime resided.
Terms OF SALE.---One fourth of the purchase
money in hand and the balance in three equal
instalmenis, payable in six twelve and eighteen
months, from the day Of sale, the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security for the
deferred payments, and the legal title 10 the
land 10 BIZ retained as ultimate security.
Wh. II. HARTMAN,
JOHN b. WATTS, oo''''"
June, l9, lS54.-tds- fee As.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned will stale to the public that
| he will still continue the practice of the
Law, and may be found at the office occupied
by the late firm of Baylor + Koner.
June 49, 1854. GEO. BAYLOR.
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i.01E aN7i FHTNilcal lllese,
Ju4e TO- 1854. opposite Va oteI
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

An In snsaes d Il i4o ee q tils ,,teu,i cint
q Of An4usa eoun,y, eutsir m The un lay of
Juae, 1854. in the case oil john Ryan's Admir-
aud al. VS. John Ryan's idow aud al, will
Offer ol sale al public aucliol,on thepremiseso Oh
Saturday The Odd dey Of July, 1854, The tact of
land in The bill and proceedings mentioned, eoa-
La iniur
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
i OFFER for sale two new tenemenis and the
L Lots on which they stand, on Spring Street,
in Staunion. The location is very near the btu
siness part of the town, and in tho most impIov-
ing part lhereof-w here property must continue
10 go up in price. Persons desiring such prop
er,y will 10 ell to call soon. The terms will be
reasonable. d. A. PlTMAN.
June l2, 1854.
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WESTERN Ma. MARBLE WORKS,
Staunsdn, Va.
j. c.. MARQUIS,


HAS just received from the North a most,
II splendid supply OF Italian and American,
MAJ BILE, which he is now manufacturing into
1ombs Monuments, head and foot stones, table
and Bureau tops. Also, some Of the very.
neaest and mos, chasie designs for Cemetery
purposes. with Lambs carved TO lay on the tor
Pa>ery, Paint, and Muller stones constantly on
hand. lie tates himself TO do as. good work
as any III Virginia, and certainly HE best that
can be done in Inc cuun,y. Carving and letter.
Ing done in The nealest and best manner, and
not scratched on as is done by those who al
temp. 10 dc that which they know nothing
abcut. lie hopes from his long experience al
tho business and doing good work TO merit
liberal share OF the patronage which has been
extended 10 him Iol The last tour years ~ this
place.
All orders from the count,y will receive
prompt attention.
May Is, lSSA
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WILLIAM SMITH,
CABIN 7 MHK E R
81 S. Third st., Above Catharins,
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia.
EVERY description Of Plain and Fancy Sur
A niure, in the French and Golhic siy les,
made to order. 10 Per cent lawer than al any
Store in the City.
May /, lS54-6m
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ATTENTION. COMPARTMENTS.
Bixby's Eating House.
Confectionery and Grnesry store.

confectionery and Graefry Store.
rI'I1E undersigned has opened an EXITING
a HOUSEin the white Building opposite the
union Hall, formerly occupied Ivy Chas. IL.
Sappe, aud is now prepared to furnish meals or
snacks 70 all who may favor him with CALL
His facilities for accommodating the public in
this respect are such as have never before been
offered iii this place, which ndnees him to be-
lirve, all that 10 wanting to establish a good
reputation for his House is a fair trial. He es-
peciay asks the patronage Of persons coming
IRON The country, who may desire accommoda-
lions of this kind.
He will keep constantly Oh hand, all kinds of
Conteclionaries, Cakes, Pies, &c, and a supply
Of Family Groceries. He asks a share of public
patronage, promising TO merit il BY strict atten-
ton 20 business and desire TO please.
June 10, 1854. b. W. BlXBY.
DISSOLUTION.
fSIllE Co partnership heretofore existing be,
a tween the undersigned, in the practice Of
the Law, has this day been dissolved l., tho
inalual consent Of the parties.
GEO BAYLOR
ABSALOM K0iEER.
June 10, 1854
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MORTISING MACHINES.

lx0ULD'S Celebrated Moriising Machines,
=" with which one person can do the work Of
six, on hand and for sale, it is the bes, Invest
ment {: Carpenter can II AXE.
Juae 10, 1861. GEO. f. PRICE.
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II .SCEES,

with Two Houses. a kitchen, Stable &c., there
OIL. This is the property occupied by said Ry
an, in his lifetime.
Terms OF SAlE.--So mach IL hand as is nee
essary to pay the costs Of sale, and the balance
in three equal instalmeais payable in six, Twelve
aud eighteen months, from the day Of sale, the
purchaser giving bonds VIII eood personal Sc
carlly for he deferred payments, and the idle
to the lanI retained as Ultimate security.
w. II. HARTMAN, Coma
lima "a 1854 --fds-pfinl fee A.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF STAUNToN.
WfH subscriber intends opening READING
ROOM Immediately over his Periodical
Store, opposite the Virginia Hotel, provided a
sufficient number of Subscribers can be obtain
ed The price will be IS Pei annum in adj
vance. Those wishing 10 become subscribers
will please hand III their names as eatlf as pos
sible.
The Reading Room will be furnished with all
Of The principal Commettial aud Literary pa
pers. t2th foreign aud domestic Also, The
bssI as5 sllg4s apria, Alasazines adi Quarter
ly heFiews.
The Ioota 81 La key9 a.aa fom slock
"A II, M 10 o clock + Ill
q - 81 ~ :.
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IIaiper's Magazine, 25
Gudoys Ladies Book 25
Graham $ Magazine, %
Esuy.ras, for asospea sa;ai!

r1NIIE SUBSCRIBER having recently tilted u2 a
i new shop, and employed one of The best
workmen in the State OF Virginia, would res
peciully announce to the 'whole world and
the rest Of mankind" that he is now prepared
10 execute all orders for FURNITURE, in the
neatest style and at the shortest notice, and on
as favorable terms as can be had elsewhere in
the Valley. He keeps constantly on hand a full
assortment: Of Furniture 10 which he respectful
IL invites attention,
uNpERTAKING.--ie has also provided himself
with neat Hearss, sen,e horse, &c, and will
give prompt attention to undertaking in any
part OF The county.
Poplar, Walnut and Cherry timber wanted.
ROBT. JOHN son.
June 49, is54.-st.
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M RS. SMITH has some beautiful colored
A'h Lawn Bornets which she W i'll sell cheap
These are a nice 8nnne, for travelling. Muslin
Debai2e for ladies' travelling dresses. Main
stree, one door below Union Hall, Slauntor:, Va
June 10, 1884,
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NOTIcL 70 CouNTRYMEN

a t Bixby's Eating House, opposite Union
n Hall, Harper & Bro aad A. Nj. Simpson,
you can Away get substantial Snack OF Aleal
aud Bread, Sc, al Reasonable price.
June 10 1874.
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Dried Peaches,

lust received few Bushel nice Died
u Peaches, and for sale by
j. BRANDEBURG s. CO.
jane -, 1854 tin.
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Immediately cured and full visor restored.
TO STRANGERS.

The many thousands of the most desperate
and hopeless cases cured at the luslitu.ion with
in the last twelve years. and the numerous i'm
portanl Surgical Operations performed by DR.
JOHNSTON, witnessed by the reporters Of the
papers and many other porsous NOTICES of
which have again and again appeared before
the pubici sufficient guarantee 10 the al.
hicted.
Ise " 40 PLACES himseI under the care OF d..
Johnston, may reigiously dou6de in HIS hnnar as
agentleman, and con fden IL rely upoa his skill
as a physician. ~ ,ss. "a ...zt=
There. ara so many ignorant and worthless
cpacks copying DR. Us advertisements. and adj
verlising themselves as Physicians tflfl1g
with, and rnning the health Of the already at-
tilcted-lhal DE-. Johnston deems il necessary to
say, especially to those unaeauainled with his
reputation, that his Credentials or Diplomas al
ways hang in his Office.
o. ALL LETTERS MUST BE POST PAID
Remedies sent TO all parts OF The country.
TAKE NOTICE. Persons writing ,pusl
state age, also send the portion of Advertisement.
which describe symptoms.
Gr OFFICE No. Z. SOUTH FREDERICK
ST, Eas, side. Observe name on doos.
june 10, lS5i.-ly.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHNSON
SECRET DISEASES !:

1YAS discovered the most Speedy, Pleasant.
~ and Efec,aal Remedy in the world
for al
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SCARCE GOODS, BY EXPRESS,

SO11HNVH OOS0SI ID f1zfFNESc'
I CASE Of beautiful and scarce goods, 10 wit !:
Plain and Embroidered Grape Shaws; Fine
White Russia Drills; do. Marseilles yesiings |
cartoon Underseeves; do. Worked Collars /;
Pink, Blue. Straw and Fancy coloIed Plain and
Plaid Ribbons Broad Ribbons for sashes Black
Glace Silk for man'llas, capes, &c.. very
cheap; Black Gro lie Rhine Silks for dresses |;
Black Wide Lu,eslring Silks-yery good white
Kid Gloves; Long Pic Net Gloves; Checked
and Striped laconets; do. Swiss Musllns; white
Silk Zephyr Illusions; Plain aud Colored Paris
Bereges; Pink and Blue do, and many other
goods suitable 10 the season, which we shall sell
al low prices.
June 80, 1854. WHITE J. PATTON.
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Oct. II, iS5a.--u,
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DR.. Johnsoa's avigorating Remedy, for
Genital Debility

DR.. Johnsoa's Iauigorating' Remedy, for
Genital Debility.
By this great and important remedy, weak.
ness Of the organs are speedily cured, and full
vigor restored. Thousands OF the most nervous
and dehilitaed, who had lost all hope, hcve
been inme lately relieved. All impedlmen.s
10 Marriage, Physical or Mental Disqualified,
lion, Nervous lrrilabiliiy, Trembling and Weak
ness, oil Exhaustion OF the most fearful hind, are
speedily culed.
YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by a Certain
Practice INDUCED in when alone-a habit ire
qnenlly learned from evil companions, or at
schooI-lhe effects Of which are nightly fell,
even when asleep, and If not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both Iaind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope of
bis country, and the darling OF his parents,
should be snached from all prospects and en-
joymen,s of lie, b, the consequences of devia-
ling from the path Of nature, and induleing ipa
certain secret habit Such persons before con-
templating
MARRIAGE
should reflect thai a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 10 promote conuubial
happiness. Indeed without these, the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair, and filed with
the melancholy reflection, that The happiness Of
another becomes blighted with our own.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-01-14
jfarriaqrs.

In Sutton. Jam ., bv Rev.J. Wosluan Nv Dan.
lei T.. HuSg'es AMI Miss Maria Hall, NIL Of Sn:to,.
In Lyndon. Jan. 9. Mr. George Laid. Of E.rkr
and Miss Lydia J. Pcrhan,, oe Lyndon
In Lyndon, Dec. 18th, by Rev. ". Livingston
Mr''a,nc> Town and Miss Susan A. Fisher
In Charleston. on the St,l Of Dec. by Rev. l.. U
labor Mr. Dennis J. Hamlet. Of Morgan and Miss
Amanda VI. Chase. ofC. Al>o in Nnrran. on the
18th of Dec. Mr Vim. l.. Bartlett. and Miss Luc;a
". Alhcr. both of w.
In panvc, Jan. Isl. by Rev. ". d. Malcom. Nfr
Hiram Hunt Of LYMAN. y. T.. and MIS- Cvnth, II
Taylor, ofDanvie
In Danvillc. Jan. LIST. by Elder A. Si?s. Mr. Natha,
H. Chamberlain of Danvle. and Miss Harriet NJ
Gould. of Wal!cn
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Jlfatbs.

In Glover Dec. q" Mr. Spencer ChamI,crlin. aged
&c.
In Danvillc, Dec. 9th Mrs ABIGAIL. wife Of Mr.
Calvin Sulham.a aged ~ wears months and o. DAYS.
Her death was caused by being thrown from Il wac
on in September last
In Hollorsvllle. Ohio. Or: o3, 1t the residence Of
her son. Mrs. Eebccca Pope aged 10. widow oftl,c
late PcrlvP. Pope. of Danvile Mrs. p. had more
recently resided in Albany w.
In Derby. Nov. -, Nancy. Daughter Of Mr. Jacob
Bates. II.
In Burke Jan. g Mrs Asahcl burlington.
\: Columbus. Ohio Dee. 2Gth Of TYPHOID foyer
StrarnS L. Miller. of Coventry. VI
In llar'!wick. Jan. 1st, Phiios J. Goolrich vornr
est ofIcvi X. and Miranda e. Goodrich. acelo
wears months and 9days.
in Mar>hfied, Jan. Sd, Of typhoid fever Stephen
Pitkn. Esq. aged about ~ wears.
At East LYMAN Dee. o2.l. Ia,!oska. widow oftnc
late Michael R"li,non oITavcrhill and daughter Of
Nelson and Lydia Stchnrv of f. LYMAN. aged p,
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i'i.pILiNAfI,:N .oiNN ALPS.
PEjLVER NJ hCH EH'
E;dre-E.ectric Te,:aii: Chains.


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brought t.,i' - all - = i.ilnri.-r
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VUNHE u...cr> -lcl w c.,.:,I.c :" .:,c Lessons
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inc. 1t i desirable !ljt ;'r> wishing io tt'iai IL
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town will l,c prom ~ ::.'.i.'' -. -! ~: lie
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Watches, Jewelry
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