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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-30
Rockbridge WOODEN Factory For Sale

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed to the under
ID signed Trustee OH the 4th Of ia uary last and re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the Roekbridge County
Court by John L. Coleman and by virtue of the writ.
ten authority of the beneciares the said deed Will
SELL by way of public auction, on the premises on SAT
arday the 24M day of May next, that very Valuable
Property, known as the R0CKBRIDGE WOOLEN
FACTORY, together with all of its Machinery Rights
and Privileges 1t consists of some IL or 10 Acres OF
Land, on which are situated the Factory, which IS o
large Stone Building, large Frame CLOTH HOUSE,
Wool HOUSE, THREE Coon DWELLING HoUses,and ne
sessary Out-houses The property is good condition.
and has all the Machinery, Fixtures, &c necessary 70
its successful operation in the mandatory OF WOuLr
EN- CLOTH, YARNS, &c. 1t is situated on the ms
lie Greek, which furnishes it good supply OF water
power,-about 21& miles from Lexington and miles
from the terminus of the North River Canal This Is
the only Factory of the county
and the Wooden Factory nearest to it is S6 miles distant
The surrounding country produces abundant supplies
of Wool and an excellent Markefor the Manufactured
Product This property, in the hands OF JudIciouS
Manager be made one of the most profitable EstaD'
ishments in this section of the country. -.
Possession will be given on the day Of Sale. The
Sale will be made subject to be confirmed at the next
Sept Term of Rockbridge Circuit Court IN the Chan,
Gerry suit of John NJ Patterson vs. John L. Coleman and
Others brought to subject the Property to the payment
of membranes subsisting against 1t.
TERMS The Property will be sold for cash in hand
sufficient pay the expenses Of SALE and for the resi-
due on acredt of one two three and four years the
purchaser giving bond with good security the title re-
tanned as ultimate security. -
- E. ]. IL. McCAMPBELL, Trustee
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m. have the exclusive right to sell the Rake in
AUGUSTA. Rockingham, Page, Shenandoah, Warren,
Clarie, Frederick, Berkeley Jefusen, Leudorn and
Fauouier Counties If Farmers send their orders 10
me at once, will deliver the Rake at any Of the co9n
ty towns or other prominent places in their respective
Counties The Rake is gotten up in superior manner
TO any heretofore manufactured. The price in all in
stances is 1920 discount is made when they are
purchased here on the spot. ,,er,,,,,, ,,,,uu
uy;,.I.s,a~ Va Anil Q lS56
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TALUABLE FAT I'M For sALE.-Tn c,


VALUABLE FAF.M FOR SALE.-In con-
Y sequence OF the Embarrassment in which | am
placed, by being surety for Others offer my FARM
for SALE on whi now reside, situated in the county
of Augusta, % miles West of Staunton, within one
mile OF the c. Railroad and one and half miles of
the Crsgsy lie Depot, containing about 45o Acres, of
which 215 cleared and in good state of
cultvati,n the residue is well t;mbered. This Farm
is well watered, having it some seven or more
Sprin IS, of good quality, with Smt his Greek running
thro, igh the entire place The imp. consist
of a comfortable Two-story HOUSE. Kitchen, Barn,
anf, all other necessary out-houses. ..,..A
Those DESTROYS of owning farm of this description,
vsod do well to call and view the premises, for 1t 10
seldom that farm of this description is in market
Rar0ain NAV be expected LUKE WOODWARD.
April 80, 1S56.-4t
COMMISSIONERS. SALE.-The PECK MILL
and Millesr's Housi. and Lot, not having been sold
on the day appointed E the sale of the whole property
will be offered at publf auction, in the town OF Staun
ton. ON Tassday the 81 4 Of Nay next.
The Mill is situated on Chrlsans Creek near the Cen
trail Railroad four lies from Staunton and occupies
most eligible pCsiu for large business IN the coun-
try There is CO norable Milers House attached to
the Mill, and lot ofground containing about FIVE a.
cres :.
TERMS OF SALE :-0ne-thi in cash, or well en-.
dorsed sotable note at SO days. interest added and
the baar .ce in one two and three years-bond with
good Sc :urity for Il ,e deferred payments.
A. II. H. STUART,
HUGH W. SHEFFEY,
April 80 Is5s.--td s. Commissioners.
DO0TS and Shoes for sale BY :
X JNO NJ. NELSON.
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Q A N d. d A TIE S,
TERMS

TEkM,o.
The fee for the announcement of candidates for otct
s 81. 80, payabte IN caria5ly in aara@cs
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ALUM sPRINGS.-ln or

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.-ln or
IL der TO extend the benefits of these most valuable
healing waters to many inyalids whose means do not
permit, whose tastes do nor prompta resort TO them
during the throng of the fashionable season, have de-
termned to open the Hotel two months in advance of
the customary opening and reduced rates of fare.
have had repeated applications do So and knowing
both from observation and my own experience, tha;
there is in the whole year, in which the wa
tiers act more bene6cally than in the spring months,
will reduce board TO twothrds the summer rates.
Visitors already arriving here irrespective of any
inducements contained in this card.
pamphlet containing analysis the letters of Dc.
Cartwright and other eminent men, with many certii-
Gates of cure is in press and will be about FIRST
of May. 1t will be promptly mailed to applicants en-
closing postage stamp. w. FRAZIER.
April 80, ls56.-St. FOR THE pRopEgroRs
ITO LAND BUYERS.-The subscriber now Of
Il fers for sale privately, his FARM, lying in Angus
Ia county, three miles above Waynesboro, on the
Greenylle Road adjoining the lands ofAbraham Grove
Geo. Shirley Capt c. G. Miller and others; containing
goo ACRES 125 of which is cleared and in high state
ofmprovement the balance heavily Timbered togeth-
with two Apple Orchards of select Fruit two Wells
of excellent water, convenient 10 the dwelling; fine
Timothy Meadow, of about 10 ~ Acres. The
DWELLING is new and commodious with four large
Rooms; and all other necessary 0ut-budngs Garden,
&c. Being determined TO sell, he will offer such in
ducements that those wishing to desirable
Farm NAV find it to their interest to call and examine
for themselves The terms vii, be made moderate.
Address HARRISON II. K0INER,
April 80. lS5s.-Sm Waynesboro, Augusta CO.. Va.
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nm Temperance Procession.
MARTY DIVISION No. 8. propose having .
~ recession in Staunton, on the Srd of May
asignooring Divisions invited to attend Several
addresses win be delivered =
April rs, 1855. 00,an.ittes of Arrangements.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME firm of 81. S. Crawford is this day dissolved
| by mutual consent j. ). Crawford having sold out
his interest to James w. Crawford and Henry K Coch-
ran the firm will be continued under the style Of Caw
ford Cochran becomes absolutely necessary that
all accounts and debts due the old rmup to JAM 1st
1866, should be settled up Immediately.
~ ts,fi BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
itf is JOHN s. CRAWFORD.
Staunton, April /, 1885, wv
WE will receive in few days, very large and
w well assorted stock of Spring and Summer
goods, to which we call the attention Of the old
friends and customers of the house.
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.
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=, : RTE TAIIORING ESTAB-
fJsHMENT.-HENRY BARE begs leave to IN
Old and patrons in ere the snpd hs
S. 20 centlemens Wear adapted to the Spring and
Summer Seasons which he is prepared to make up IN
the most Fashionable Style and at the shortest no''ce'
ner account of the undersigned. IN
Pe' "'''' KAYSER, STRIBLING co.
Staunton, April 2, 1856. ------
a : LARGE stock of Bleached Domestic and Osna
~ burgs. for sale at cost, by ,,u,>, oo
I - - ~ ''' 80 STAPLES, MARTIN CO.
stauntou, April Q, 1858:
TTTsT received BY STAPLES MARTIN 4 CO., and
d for sale, nice article Of English ana zine apple
Cheese ~
Staunton, April ., 1896. ---
nTM. A. STERRETT, MERCHANT TAI.
w LOR, invites attention to his assortment OF Fal
Goods which he has now on hand. -t g
Staunton, Oct. II. 1885.
NHE Spring and Summer Styles of Hats for sale by
JN0. n. NELSON.
stauntop, Aprille, 1856.
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NEW ARKIVAL.-CLOTHI most
Nv H-"".li--I cppINN and SIMMER STOCK ol

NTEW AKKlVAL.--CLUIHi c,UmCT u10 :,
IN excellent SPRING and SUMNER STOCK Of
READY INADE CLOTHING has been received and
we have the pleasure of exhibtingto the pu6hs tne Ia
dresses in French and other Cloths Cassimeres, Cash
meres, sattinets, 8c.. &C., as well in Summer Stua'
of all kinds, together with Hats Caps, and large as
sortmen in the furnishing line Instead OF the useles,
enumeration Of artc!eswe simply state we b
earefuness with which It was selected, Justly recon-
meds our goods to the purchaser in preference to a.
others and the astonishing low prices Will induce MN
to buy. Just come and examine. :, :.
To rountry Merchants we will sell at Baltimore whole
s.ie rrices KAHN SCHLUCHTERER,
'e-' Main ST., next to Woodward House.
Ao-;Io
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sTATNT0N SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
Sale az Trust Prepefty,

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed BY Noses y
is McCae, the undersigned Trustees, wifi on 1Ssrs
dayths l6A day Of Hay stisr for sale ct public auc
tion in the Town Of Sisunton the following real prop
About EIGHT ACRES of Arstrate Land situatedol
the Petersburg Road, adjoining the said town On
is a comfortable New Frame Dwelling House: IN.
land is susceptible Of division into number OF goot
Building or Pasture Lots.
The HOUSE and LOT now occupied by the said
piscopal Church. This property Is very desirable
the lot being large and highly improved and having up
il all necessary 0utbuIdngs OF the very best des
cripton-such a. DtsbIe, Kitchen, Negro House Smoke
House, &c. &c The Dwelling House Is one Of the mos
commodous and convenient in Stsunton, built partly
Of wood and partly ofbrck and would suis admirably
any one desiring to open School or boarding House
The BRICK TENEMENT in Lawyers Alley, ago'n
ing the property Of John Scheer and formerly owned
by John Merritt tits well located for any KIND Of pus'
mess and would suit small family as dwelling.
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture, belonging
to the said AcQue at SIX months, the purchaser giving
negotiable note at six months, well endorsed Much OF
this property is valuable.
TERMS costs Of advertising and sale in hand the
balance in equal annual instruments OF one two and
three years the purchaser executing bond and security
for the purchase money and title retained as ultimate
ss ]. H. McCuE,
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FOX SALE!-The SuDscrlper ouefb ior raie ono
Of the most desirable FARMS in the county of Augusta
It is situated on Christians Creek about six miles east
of Staunton and about four miles west Of New Hope
and is bounded on the south side in part BY the main
road leading from Staunton to Meyers Cave: Il con-
tains about 453 Acres about $50 of which il cleared
There is about 100 Acres fret rate Bottom Land and
all the cleared land in very fine state of Cultivation;
there is water in every field.
The buildings good and in good repair They
Smoke House. Store Room, Ice House, Granary and
Cornerib Switzer Barn, Stables, &c with wells Of wa
ter in few feet Of the stables and Kitchen. There
number of neycr-faing springs on the farm. The
Mill Seat is the best Christians Creek and is situa-
ted at the lower end of the farm if desired it would be
sold separately from the farm with some ~ to AZ acres
Of land attached and the right way public roads ON
either side fit.
III would better suit the convenience Of buyers the
subscriber would sell hundred acres Of the woodland
(which is not surpassed BY any in the neighborhood)
separately The terms will be made accommodating :
For further particulars apply to A. G. Robertson, who
resides on the premises to the subscriber who lives
| in the immediate neighborhood.
PSI have also valuusbIe Lot in the Town Of
Staunton for sale. q. c. X.
Eah 1884
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= REAT BARGAINS IN LAND.-I wish

NREAT BAKGAINS IN LANU.-I WIS.,, 20 20
\J sell SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, al nj
for cultivation situated in the county of Fayee, about
half way between the White Sulphur Springs in Green
brier. and Charleston Kanawha. The Turnpike RON
Staunon to the Ohio river passes four miles through
the centre of this land.
now constructing from Richmond to the Ohio River,
passes from three TO five miles from the body Of this
Land have had it laid off in Lots fronting the Turn
pike, 100 to 300 Acres Ny agent, Henry Simmerman,
of The Tracts offered win show the land, and is author
lied 10 enter into contracts ithspurchasers.
II will be sold reasonably, wholesale or retail for one
third cash. the residue at one and two years credit
t,reenbrier county Va HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Fob 1356.-3mOs
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lust received and for sale by STAPLES, MARTIl

lust received and for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN
81 l. CO.
Hhds prime n. o. Sugar,
Is Bills Coffee Sugar, A. B. G.,
Is Bills. Crushed, Pulv'ed and Granulated Sugars.
90 Bags Rio, Laguyra, Java Mocha, and Maricabo
Coffee,
90 Bis. N. o. Molasses-a prime article,
HID Cuba do,
| 30 Sides No. l. Sole Leather,
"a " fine Calf Skin,
Tea, Cotton Yarns Macaroni, Starch, and large
sortment of Wooden Ware, Salt, Plaster, &c.
Staunton April 8, 1856.
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NTEW GOODS.-The subscribers now receiv-
y ing a large supply of SPRING A Nd SUMNER
GOODS TO which they would respectfully invite the at
tenton of their friends and the public generally.
Purchasers are respectfully invited TO call and exam
inc for themselves MOSBY TAYLOR.
Storrtor An oS 1873 Town Dapers copy IT.
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s so0 - RES MOSTLY LIMESTONE Land
Staunton, April 2S, 1856.

MISS L. J. SNYDER, Milliner, respectfully
| IN informs her old friends and customers that she
has just returned from the North with handsome as
sorment of Bonnets, Ribbons, Fl0acers and Millinery
articles also handsome lot of MANT1LLAS, Skirts
&c. to which she invites the attention of the ladies.
| An % lR5G-2t
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NOR -sALE.-The undersigned will sell privately a
Nero WOMAN AND GIRL belonging to the
estate ofamue Finley, decd. Both of them are good
servants and are character Lne wo
man has no incumbrance. Apply o 10 "a''ie" f'''o"
1850 8 al0a " Y ! PI1 FfSibfY. Ez'ors &c.
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DIRECT FROM IRELAND:-The under.
stoned have Just received another Case of Family
and Housewife Linens, made to their order, by one Of
The best manufacturers Of Belfast, Ireland.
KAYSER, STRIBLING 4 co.
Stsunton, March 9, 1856. go
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IDEAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The SUBSCRIBER
IL win sell atpubic sale, if not previously disposed
of Land adjoining the lands of John Crawford aud vii.
liam Edison, Mt Sidney, Immediately on the Nc
Adamized Turnpike, containing IS ACRES, and be-.
so one other Tract containing is Acres This tract has
on it GOOD BUILDINGS and other conyenicnces for
residence. Both will be sold the premises togeth
er or separately to suit purchasers.
The terms will be accommodating and made known
on the day of sale. If sold privately due notice viii be
given. HENhf EiDSON, IT,
April Q, ls56.-tds.
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J. lOOTs and Shoes for sale by ,xo n yp,cox
Stanton, April ~, 1856.
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April 2S, lS5s.-tds. Commissi'
Six Hundred and Twenty Acres OF Land

Surviving Partners of Jas F. Bell 4 Co.
An JaSe
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BARGAINS III. NJ. HARDY has on hand the
ID largest stock of CARRIAGES AND BUGGlES
ever offered in this market which he is determined TO
sell low be bought elsewhere for cash or APP
proved paper Also large stock of second hand work
on hand Staunton, APP. 90, lS5G.-2m
| ID R.n s. low 10, conv D mos
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From Asssrs. ,Sigler d Ruder, Me- Jackson, Sht"-
andodh County.
II affords us pleasure to state that the Sprng-Tooh
Rake we purchased Of you last harvest gave US entire
satisfaction 1t decidedly the best implement Tor ra
king wheat subble have ever used being hgnt ana
SAVING ''''' WILLIAM SIGLER,
A. X. RUDER.
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aPRING GOODS we are now receiving our
ns,ai stocS Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
embracing ' full and complete stock suited to the ap
preaching season TO cash and pIOmp, SIX months
customers we offer great inducements aed invite them
10 examine our 90 1873 ]. BRANDEBURG 4 co. /"
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have used the Spring. Tooth Horse Rake to my en-.
tire satisfaction. Its light strong and durable ana
performs It's work in perfect manner consider lt
an indispensable implement farm and cannot re-
commend 1t too bigkly to my brother farmers. am
confident that saved last year by itsuse between sew
enty-ye and one hundred bushels of wheat which with
out Il would have been lost. ISAAC +. HlTE. -
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NOTICE. hereby forewarn all persons against
buying or trading for bond executed by me to d.
W. Riddle as have lawful claims of offset and will not
pay IL unless compelled by law. 80.
Burxe's Mill. APP 90, 1S56.--3t* B. +. SPICER.
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Ertraes from the Southern Planter, Richmond, pd. Of
49, Harck 1856. MIRA az
Every man who wishes to seed five acres Of clover on
wheat land should get Cleaner or Spring Tooth Horse
Rake for cleaning wheat fields. If passed over the
Il and form the very best seed bed for the clever seed
Our friend Charles Marx Esq, of the Fall Plantation,
has tried enc aud it works charm Get 1t andhold
us responsible for the sdvice, and grs ss tie credit
you succeed. ~ 81 81 - sar
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From the FREDERICK County Agricyt9rdl Gs6.
The undersigned members Of the Frederick County
Agricultural Club, take great pleasure in recommend
ing the Spring Tooth Horse Rake to their brother iaf'
mers We think that every farmer ought to useit we
have been using for several years. and our conclusion,
is, that we would NOT be without it at any cost.
FREDERICK SCHULTZ, JAMES H. BURGESS,
JOHN g. NAGILL, HENRY H. BAkER,
- Nm. 4, cARSHR, =. !. GLASS,
GEO. w. WARD, JAS. W. MASON, &c.
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H0llOway's Ointment and PllIs.-Ulcers and
.ores drsn the Of It's vital eoergy Their diseased
and skin This matter neutrazed BY the dsnfectng
Ten ointment The pills indigestion In all It's forms
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Consumption CuIed.-E. w. Vondersmit
D. oce 1853 Bnwery ives. sid above Broome street
Person afflicted with disease OF The est and throat
viii almost immediate relist from the Doctors treatment
he cured five hundred persons In this city
ayove iseases.
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n Valuable TODic.-The Oxygenatea Bltters
have received weights Endorsements comprising the Of
distp gushed bans ard eatesrnen, the
rorfs Of ibis medicine for the OF dyspepsia Al It's
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40 Bowery.-ReadcF, II you Want 20 Buy
handsome and cheap Competing HYATTS 2l0 Bowery
opgate street. and see the eegant tapestry anf
enths hearth door wiz dow shades &c. &C. Also
10000 Yards ingram carpeng al D. I'D 3s A. TO &c.
H4HYAT1g, 2l0 Bowery.
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Dranor etns fius IN their Mature, asc sum- sum-.
digestion in passing from the sch 20 the iues
tines into the crcusop they impsrt to the
blood vitality which occasions II 10 throw out pur!
es INTO the bowels which organ expes hem Bow simp
how all the OF oeingl Acting In unison
With laws few grains .ease extracts the
terrible and fatal pssdles curing alike the s subtle
every day give ease and cssure pills are sold
7l hudson rect and 296 Bowery aso by Mrs. Hayes i5
Fulton street. Brooklyn; by W. Dyott Sons Philadelphia;
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Highly Important to Bankers.-It IL an nm.
Aabo hardened steel burglar proof bank
tes and Yaes patent duplex powder and Asf ocka
ae acknowledged every respect the cheapest best and
saly reliable article eXtant Address VIM. W. Bacon, New
Nave Nnnn
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VU AFTED-A SITUATION BY A COMPETENT GIRL
wv "a auudres In all branches does ell styles of ali ri
rorirp table lnen and will do utng and crirping Can
1--WE III ee years city reierence will fcw miles Ia The
c5unr, Hudson river preferred Wages e. Call al q
East 2si street, ~ the fancy store.
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Window Shades, White and Sum Holland,
picture cords tasels &C. wholesale and retail by WOOD
FORD WKMPLE, manufacturers, % Catharine street
ma YAaa nh h
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Hope for . season babe the world farewell,
- beauty faded before the awful sp al,
- H0 stet'er's Bitters, tho friend Of man,

Dyspepsia cured and taught dghs e smile again
We are sometimes almost Unable 20 Oor
scsbe symptoms We find ourselves weak, and
physically prosrated We have terrible sinking 1t the pit OF
he stomach; feverish brow fetd breath and gloomy,
reboding mind Such arise sto
mach and diseased liver HO5TKrrERS vegetable stomach
Sefs peculiarly adsped 70 these symptoms that they
give appetite mpart tone and vgor 70 the system and
"a every respect build the broken down and eciated In
valid They particularly adapted 70 weak and delicate
aecnales. -. -,
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Comb Factory, 3O5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l628-bhel combs made and repaired equal 70 Also
great variety articles and fancy goods fine
kry, &C. CHILSON sQ5 Broadway Of Duane street,
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DAFT OF A HOUSE WANTFD-BY \ SMALL FAMILY
sx ocnr bath and gas location above Grand and
below enieh street N gentee DeRnblrhood Rent noe
10 exceed s,1U. Address @. W.. Herald Office
T10 IFT-rn7PRR PART OF A SMALL, HOUSE -FOUR
l roons, bath with hot spd cold water Eant mo ate.
10 Esst Thirty lyEt s,rest, pesf hadsor avenue.
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Furniture, Feathers and Bedding.-1n Con-
sequence & extension Of the Bowery offer for sale
stock Of fun nture feathers mat at COST Also
~ beds, bolsters and pillows at g each.
H. 4 j. HUME, It's Chatham street.
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f1AsH PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS OF ANY SIZE
~ old pamphlets Of kind, writing paper, cd writing
books Old hckets cards hsndbi catalogues or waists pa
per all and Azes NIB buy any thing that old
paper. j. CHAUhCY STOCKWELL,
No. rs Ann street, basement
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yxyAETED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
w chnmuermad and waiter, or to do general house
private family Good reference from her last place
whe fhe lived three years Apply at 55 Broome street,
,birc floor front