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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

(1LINTON LEAGUE.
" FRIENDS OF TIE CANAL SYSTEM AND THE
CONSTITUTIONAL LOAN.
Resolutions OF State Conventions recommend SPECIAL
ATTENTION. election district through the State 10
wards securing FULL VOTE for the Constitutional Loan
HENRY VRlEliY, Chairman.
HuGu ALIEN, Secretary az the Clinton League
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A STU TON WANTED-BY a YOUNG GIRL. AS
u cbamf ermad and waiter, aundress has obec.
non TO Go homework in small family Good
ca 1t j. State st., South Brooklyn No objection go South
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IoOKS SITUATION wANTED-BY AN ENGLISH wo.
~ who perfectly understands her business;
desserts has good city at 50 West
18Th between 9th ami lih avenues rear building for mrs
Welsh "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

WANTED = A SITUATION AS PROFESS IN COOK IN
w gerileman's family None apply ges, %
reference given Please call City Market corae Of
Broadway and Bleeckerst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

A COOK LAUNDRrSa, WAITRESS ENGLISH NURSE
"A and and four girls for Homework wanted
proestants With city need
apply III employ agency Of the Protestant Episcopal
brotherhood, ia ah ag near l2Ih st. NO charge unui en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

~ first class cook fully understands kinds OF
cooking pastry seys and creams all kinds of soups
and game either boarding house hotel the
charge Of kitchen Economical and prudent In regard
her employers interest all the orders cooking The
reference required. Ca two days % Norris
in II West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

CoLoRED CITIZENS OF BROOKLYN, AWAKE
~ There will be meeting held this tsionisy)
evening Poplar Hail. Brooklyn, decide upon the cad
before you for your suffrage BY order
iourned meeting +. CHAMPION, President
J. HOWARD, Secretary.
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TyOoRs SITUATION WANTED-BY A PERSON: Is
~ first rate cook and understands her business all It's
branches wAing washog required Has good
references Gan be at is West 10Th Of
ay. second back room.
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BOARD wANTED-FOR A YOUNG LADY,'I IN A
ID strictly private family; with a widow preferred; mns,
have furnished and terms moderate Address Con-
stance Herald ofc
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aHHFirFis OFFICE, new YORK. Augnst 81 1859.
hsrey certify ha the above true copy Of tho orpipa
notice c,iycd - from tho Secretary of st now t
Sic Ii. ibis office. JOHN RELAY, sheriff
All proprietors 81 public newspapere Of tho cty nne
nnay Of New YORK are herewith requested 10 publish ~
10 each week un1 tho election and enuee hn
,le ssa nbopoa be sent the BOARD of s,uervsos,
ior payment JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
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RE WAITING THIS DAY FOR sirua A. IGNs-GooD
N German, Erglsh Scotch, rren II and rish servants
She, are clean tidy honest. efficient aud se recommended
This large esabshe s conducted business prin
cipss terms t,sg,; dsao To Employers Em-
poymcnt Insiit .. broadway. MORRIS COHNkRr.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALEs.


VITANTEp-BY A FRENCH ERESSMkKER, LATELY
w from Paris DO understands cutting and fitting In the
most fashionable style work by the day week. Apply
at 20 Amty 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION OF THE
Seventh Senatorial district The members OF this
large numbers November adjourn
nent HARDWOOD hall Yorkvie and adopted the report OF
their Nominations by endorsing the candidates
the ticket and for the Judiciary agreed by
beth branches OF the democracy. RICHARD b. CONNOLLY
was the this district with great euthusi
No legislative candidate aGopied
in Twelfth ward, where Mr. Harris received the
OF the association the refusal by Mr. Nec accept
agreed upon by Mr. Harris and the for
the union the democratic candidate en-
dcrsement Of supervisor Briggs followed by the adjourn
the association JOAN ii. MANAil AN Chairman.
X. ID. MCDONALD, Secretary,
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r ADY'S MAZDA LADY LEAVING NEW YORK
Ia wiehes get situation for her maid who excellent
baresser quiet civil thoroughly honest;
wages So Apply either by letter Mary Anne pesonay
days, between A. NJ and y. NJ, at No 81
New York Hotel.
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A coon WAITRESS wANTED-IN A PRIVATE
famly she understand her business perfectly, and
l.. good recommendations. Apply at 81 9Th av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

DEsT SITUATIONS IN THE CITY, AND BEST WAGES
ID cocks hpnsemaids lanndesses nurses ladies' maids
~ resses general house work, &C.. be obtained ut tho
Fmplc, lnstue ~ Broadway. r. SNn disappoint
M. M IN procuring situations early. NORRIS COuNERr
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.nd snole er.nLiv 10 ali He s.atea that lac j. pre-
.I@ -, ho -o.,i =. na,,ec,Iv Wiling to
P1<Szsy 1870 ne h.. : horror of hs;ne ,ung.as
e. -lXs.Sn.n;.hm.n ~ ~s;.h 80. slwayss
49, Sarn.ncs CO.. - fre scvroes
~ Iii i;t.is H. s.v and see - ssSfectlv fresigr&
a ,l1;yS,e HE nr;sdaer III, lott. IA M
sirnnss ~ <s;tor. favaralIs 3 I. vsysFeurh
i'm HI. Ioots ,Hd In, a darsskeyiK manner Of d.
n~orine himself 1
The e,;soner, were visited by GOV. Wise and staff
In ~. attsrnaon. and thu iu,eyyiew rss t,s,,k On
;LeA - Broxn va. s.il as !eserm;ue as ever
ibstif yinr lis course and resrettioy as he saws tho
srror be ommittei by MAJ, lsuiar, the train piss
unaAtcssaH Cssts ssdslis intesaissi to assist il the
essaps of rsuaway slayes and -ihusehA- tho PAIN
ishment alot.eI By the Jury tuo ssvvere for the
crim6s-ffJs WfSDs lct thaaI VIA N injunction
that they prepare for theirsaoon. u snder no cir
eumstances whatever would the arm Of the Exey
eutiye ba,ineSenoSod III Ethnlr LeHAHr RkIeh assu.
ran 20 did ! got vecuf, 70 sffest rhem in rho least.
Gov. Wise hxs assarsd many Of our citizens that
ke snUnld, not ~iAtsrfere with the seAtsNes VI the
court and ~ on evidence VI the utter hppstessness
Of Executive, ciemsncy, be says that the only ulan
who stood The, least chance Of mercy was Edwin
ctppfe, and that he stood no chintc at ALL. .
INTERVIEW WITH BRowH.s e1tIt
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Men and Princinlas.

A few days ago, in an editorial article on the
next Presidency, we gave expression to the follow.
ing sentiments:
The question reduces itself 10 one OF men--and
that Is where we have always placed 1t. We have
always said that our course in tue next election
depended, In, a material degree, upon the men ,nt
forth as the representatives Of tho respective par.
ties" .
Upon which the Richmond News has the sub.
joined sensible commentary:
That comes near expressing our sentiments OK.
sactly. Wehave ceased much to regard purity
We hear much Of principles. but witness little Of
their influence; and, 40 to platforms, they ure as
sunaatisfactory as the wind te = hungry stomach.
~ l. Tar easier for as now 70 Aay. empha,iaally
and unalterably. whom No shall vote against, than
u isstosay definitely whom we shall vote for.
We wish-and We are determiped in the future
to know something Of. andto make sure Of. tho
men. rather than to palayer about principles and
platforms. TIME, sve wish principle; but We wish.
also. to know the men to whom power ia to be-
conhded. We are sick of the cry ct principles,
mot men" We wish Coz principles and men"
The max that we vote for must DO tried and
atrusty--kao.n Aud .approssd. ave shall. favor
nstt6er = msd-cap, ayr an old fogy. A man tr,ie to
sne Consatution-Appnsciaing tho value Sof the
Wnion-one who viii look 10 Abe rnud Of The M.
gon ratbef than to the adganccnest IL himself or
.his party. 6uch . man the times demand. and
4acl must ~ 1oupd hs6ospseserve the integrity d
~ Haion. Andssbraeapeaes 10 ihe people. I'VE
4ase su1eS6d from ldgGcient men. They have been
neither niDe nof htnn1 49,
Ina wsrd, We Lolisve slse question. who will be
Nhe next President. t1yps 4a.urs upon The qnrstiun,
srho ths esndidasessase, shan- npoa any Other :
LEI the nan aod his clmrncter and record exem.
Many mep ass raady ~ Maknsa sy principles, in
,o4d6rf0 Observation-Disclosures II sDuxls nnanss
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LARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
Land. Negroes, HerSeS, Mules, trcp
PLANTATION UTENSH.S .y.( 4


IN CAMPBELL GUNTY
sssS As Trustee, under "a deed Of trust. bearine dat, -
wv III, lsoy, executed by Dr.. Charles j. Oliver and WIS. a
-A-rrcrrdcd IN the ONCE Of Campbell teur,y Co.r. lel
proceed In sell. At Pubise auction, on the premises, uu tIr..
Ne ia9i hay r. bS,c,nbsF mxt, ALI PE"rAEit '.
INF fsAcr or Lasn, o., which the said on,,r now p
containing ab,dt i35 Acres, and owned formerly Icy Ea".
Qahncy. his is n lIosi valuable farm, IN nigh saic Of im,rn,
iienl, and we'll worth The attention or farmers and .Ads'"1,.
. ohK ditixn T.Acy, continuing about BIS Acrcs, 10. y
cd ny r. ,Mgrga,.s l.s1 y II - s. ~H
y oSE orilEg lg4er con.siains abos. ~ Acrra, b0a,&
said Oliver ri u. Keen, IT.
fiicse tiirce bodies of land lie on fie waters of PIG az
Tie Seneca, ami viii he sold chi in trtt hat:. ~ -th"atea-
may Dc le'nrd best,
! FHlSr' SLAVES, all very baDiy, adv r.'>,"- 81 y
i."ys, Women Girls and Uisllrcn, and iacIL'', : .h' nf@ -
I dIpenters ahd oa. good BLACK smith,
D The stock of Horses, Mules, Hogs Steep. - h"H
lncst description. Among the lforstr ar .v,vtai rue ""
animal, and there ate about IL Npks su ely t.N.t.
u ~. ue \ iuiitation rovas. hgfr-hl"s. a"t 49,.
cry Kind ami dcsttjption, i..,.1..l.e 49,, 80, ~.,- s. =
itIrhcss, IlircstiIig Naciiini 5, IL.
Ali TIA HouschoId and kitcher Furni.urc, embrace
yer Pfai,s, Table Ware, &c.
$ All the crup on hand ofTobaceu, Cora, Fodder, Ha!' o'
v heat, 8e. 4 ~ a.
Ihe sale will take place II the residence Of said Oliver.
Inc la'ri III a credit Of u, ~ and is months, ciual hs'slnfa'
WIN interest from day 81 sale, n go:iah!e notes to be rXetu"
with satisfactory cndorscrs, end y .ivesi Of. trust on The lau
,nrlntr serer.'y. ( : he tases shd p,herIersotsl l"olT'9 "
The lite 10 al! ihe, properly Ia beloved ,o he good, but on
such WI DC SOLD Sli conveyed as is vested p me by san ~ =
Oct -c.Huyfihanitljdh > J SETH WOODkuf
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GroYer q Bax..tss

49, Gsl.9a .rEg ffRsyI 'sSTjs. Isssisss, 4as Br,.dd. j.
y NEW ~sIYiL-H.nE ~ ~ Re4Inore'
/, ore re- nS r. sew moe! Two slss'is, as puIc6ascI nom The
=, /. i..'L'f q -" i.tin- of tl,cri. Ii HemS F,hs s;,tI.
~ am 2,,o" ; ~ a ~, sTiur ssyis, 6mishtnr each ssasn us
~ - nofs e "''i'"at ..csvrs, ~ the hand needle m. : -
r., e." ~ . lnr micsiih,s. II will do better and. cJ.,,ns, 80
hoar, I" s"e "ofhs iof one cent IN
NAV = a u eifsuiar D. f.DAvIs Afo
- Agents. Iyuthiotvf
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.-.oa.to ~
ii .~..S-, - -. $500. ni..f,r,
- -. .a.sni;asss the Noysh On . Northern plat
form. In hat event Sictory ross with the mayor
ity.
q The abovs ws tAks From me fhAaoespoaA i.es''
II occurs 10 IN artscas dsvoeed 70 IN aPpea' ZOE
moderation, harmony, and cool deioeeas'o" IN '"s
treatment Of the dangerous ssssioaai dispute now
agitating the Union.
We have ssid the sAmo thing many q time with
In the last two years, and W re-echo it now with
renewed emphasis. We sosscisntiousIy believe
that nothing has cantributsd % much 70 tue
prowth and prercr'ieracce OK tho great sccuobai
party Of the Morrill," - tts consolidation oil t"e
South in the interest oil the Dcn'ocra''" party
The natural feeling oil antaso"'sm whioa citizens
Of anti-slavery States have towards those wh'oh
enjoy the blessings Of The aosasufon-or' wo
should rather say, the sa'ssaAral feeling OF antas'
onism-hss boon stimpintsd aud encouraged ny
the apparent scesianhiisns. o. the SOUTH oee'ns
the South draw on into one party, men Oh the
Norm, ctherr'sc disPosen 70 DC hh''o"s'' nA''
fallen, rather from tho Impulse o' re'eh'"s"' 'h""
OF reason into tho ranks OF inc opposlAs party o'
their own section
notwithstanding AL ms ana despite inc TACT
'tnat ~ the ooota CONSCIOUSNESS 'ne' one party III
North pass Pass~ does The same dung tho oppo-
sition Of the South arc constantly appealed To- 70
SURRENDER fneir indepehuens pos'sion' anu me'ge
INTO TIE stronger party. fney are even rep'o'c"'
g w1th o WAT o' psHsoasn', sna ~ some '"''a"'
ces' suspected OF q lack o'hdelV 70 ue'r sec''o"'
'uecaase 'ney WI NOV pursue : pone5 'e"d'ns ."
am' drawing VI ''o'o"a' ,'ae' ''A. more S'r'e'y'
i"a' ""'cn '"ey 10 o"' o' IN snA'ous 'esar" 'or
,ae Interests "'u "oaof =. "' ooa'n' - per'''''u'
os VIZ ''''e'n'S' VI pa.'sa" ""r'a'e' '"'o"" "",
Jus' '"pa'a'"n upon 'ne'r ''"'ty . '"e ''g"'S o'
'hsnr own section.
inc southern oppos''on cannot prevent ''s
s'a'e 0' 'n'hgs. ihey pto'eS'ed against "'n'"o
cs''"'hg.'he uep'0'e II now oo' ''ey are pow
er'ess, BIZ Tut as )" rems,y ~ 0oncefhea' oy ie"S'"
vi '"en na"ctc'ai 'h'er'ot'y' In no r0Spe'' '.
sp'"s,o'e LOT ~ '"ey se' 's"o"s tne Madness on
.uo .mes' "n''" Per''''s u" pashi"s 'he SCUM
in'o the acceptance Oh . seoaona' contest IN when
"e''"' Is as certain as " inc q"es"oh h"a a'r'auy
oeeh oeo'oeo against u.s.
III oe'enee OF wna' arc oon'ent''"a''y styled
the rights OF inc SOUTH all farties IN our sec.
~" are agreed In dciehcc o'tne INSTITUTION 81
slavery the southern man may aiwajS he round.
-, A.. ;ra.;,..,a. .r,.-..- 49,, ~.
S...,..- w~~,
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.be East India conpsny's Service. This book Is
III narrative Of his diversified skpss;eAcss. 1t
spnsains stories Of thrilling inter-. fall Of pathos
nd seagsdy, written ~ spirit cisefssss. -
slessAes. =
Fhs above books q e ale byAEttsFJ csssa
b tks city. y
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9gnfhharg Sirsiuiaa.


There Will bsa C eoften0t
burg At the washiat lon HeaN. on THIS even
ing .. ] o'clock Cor the purpose Of considering tho
question 9. she proposed Railred 70 North Caro-.
lima. Delegates from The cosnty Of franklin win
be present, and = general abundance Of our 0'a'
. sens i desired. glla
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COMMIoStoNER'S Sale OF
Valuable TractSO of Land near ~Campbellt.f

80 PURSUANT TO q DECREE " the Circuit Court Of 'a.i
WV bel! County, in the ease of Sale, &c. rs, Alcxanier. IT,
-->. nonnJei on The 18th day 81 October, 1889. the undrf,a
cd will p~rocccdto sjl. by way Of public auction, upon in
mises oarfrssp,T. the 9TH ia. orDForNnER next, Lbe TIN
of i.AHD, u Campbell county, one and half miles iroin , H~
pen Courthouse, upon which !Lr ln'c Mrs. sarah Ale1an oan
lit OF John Alexander, decd. resided. The tract '"a'
ab'nt 1917 Acres, aad VIII esoii In two parcels dnIFg
me tatnty road-thc tafccl on BIC South SIDE Of The TO-
tuning, BY cstipirte, bcfwten 500 and 300 Acres; and tal
the Sort, side. between 600 and 100 Acres The improve
Are Are ~ % the best Quality, consisting q 2 oommS Sim, Sr
Dwelling. a Brick Ofise, and all tue ontilouses. Whsa nn W.
anu Tooaeca Bar'is, and Servants Houses, desirable W
larse and productive estate. They are upon The I,ara ieu , d.
OF the road, and arc to0 well known 10 require rarnsu.' m
seTiition.S TheiN,ds ace well watcFsd, and timbcris aeun"n
The snclss.ires and buildings arri In excellent repair. it"
n large and well assorteyl 1 richard amt one Of the fnos Ky
iinfr'yed 9afdeas IN he county attached TO the dwelinsHG
4 crop OF Wheat has bcca seeded tt - bushels m t ~ 4
psrs'';s desiripgie g Inspect the premise, will iiId hn"
fnse, Ia .Or Mr.. Dramfnona, ths Manager, on tie p' '
who VIII slye any Desired.
fhe ternIs OF said wf.tbc a credft OF |, 2 and years III,
instalmena, with interest nom the Day or sale sra ", IN
m,ntes 70 be given satisfactorily, endersed jayabde al one Vi n N
H9pss 10 ihe tnyJ3 Lypehblrs and HE title re;ainea un""
purchase asdn.sh laly Paid $685. ,.s..ssd,n Tools, ar
houss nod and Kt,ehea Furni'yEs, WI! g ssld s \. s ma IN
misses. BY the Administzator of Mrs Alexander 'has ~rSar
the Pu.c}i4tsr p procupsh nealiul sapPtiy~nPon ne s''''
ths sais SlRepsansqss \ 81; Nh h u VA EsE ,ecomm,.Aoner
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NIL XII. y uLuk,lor mending brokea glass and china ware =
,, ,ns rs D. only reliable article sold, and fLen used ~ H.
Made and Mold hv e~' anu enhaa ware III 4 few minutes
nov oi.ils j. Il. THOMPSON,
Druggist.
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~ G, Il. PHELPS, Auc7loSrra.

commissioners sale Of
Tavern Property at Campbell COURTEOUS
a. TIE enderlersigned, Coinmissioner appointed BY a
Of ~i1epriest's Trustees VA John pieasaR, Lynch and Wua
Moore, viii, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of December next, Il
being C,ut day, expose 70 axle, by way Of public auction. On
credit Of Q, ~ and ~ months, bonds With approved securi,, e
Tavern House, lot and premises, nov occupied by Wi
Horatio Depriest In his LIE time.
DANIEL MARR, c..
nov e3-thl2dec EDWIN X. PAGE, (eo"r
'TrUistees' sale OF % Likely Neg roc,
Ny'lLL bc sold al public auction, 10 the hi.lcs, bidder
W AppnnattoS CpsTiir,use, on the eili da! Of DEcs44l
ls,9, (thal 5eiae Court da!)
IS Likely Negroes,
consisting Of men, women, buys and girls, the property Of b.
janin Day. JAMES W. DAY
nov ~a3-dLSieca JOHN W. DAY. irus'e'N
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70, the Afflicted,
n TORNINTEUNil I, Pal, .,S,J s.,,,-,.t d..

y ~ "'AS M Nii faii. AMI sguFchtsi with fnycrs
49, rs w know !pl ire. and nni,atIrni US such auic.i,ps
i'H' 'f'e'S'ai1! maze Jou, We iag that you wit cotnp,se yolr-
In "tt ni,Liti., that Nc may lea,a the uytcnt Of Your tu.Ia-
',"S' II "uer you, II Ne c.n, u prescription for tneir cure
~. ."ha i!sttpiic, al' has y9nr st9alac, refasel TO perfrru,
.s i'iirii'r,t Ill jonr srcngt, has f,!r,l and iiir has become a
aaf-'hF /! 81. va oftr YOU, In BAkEss PREMIUM BtTrers. n
,'r,,t hiiiiF remedy for Your liz. ate you troubled viii nrr-
Gus 'ehi''i'rs.a ami H pi,css u: rhida incidental thereto, / ,.n
fs.nr. +, - ,n%ss FIT rs As your oa'g hope. Are you sursr.
MN ~, ii RS, MI aro,sc both ail siv" then. that vitality 50
e.Sif'h Ia health, Have YOU dchrmte females AMI t.,.i,iu.,
,inlf9', "ho hIir los. al relish for iooti, and are houff, w,sr
ihttSa': biksT's BtrrErs, tr most yaluatiet tonic ever dis
!, 1rr'ti, AN strike at ihc root Of iLeit dtseases aI,. soon give
tf.m AZ .w,,tes ant s.gensih. DO YOU i've III a section m h,.
hts"t i'"i r'er hoit coniinna. sway lf ~, you NAV inue:, ~
i r = X s.sI 4, .,, an 9 nt.. ..,g Y, pg snJ,il Fg. ilsl loa W rcsaary
n,,,T t : .,s,s a,ts,ing from in.is.sl,ous uhh ~i1lpr1pef strfe.
.ao,s, rnif'iif Yield 70 The health giving influence OF Mis- sr.rt
n nTN e a'n, Which ia T. now sod t~tsopeIeat Ills country, ly Drug.
.n.siicine Nnowp. Thcss li.ters Hrs. Ho,, their Nav Al hnur
ntiore u'ey Were onert'i ~ ,hc rest OF tne While. md. nov tia
me! arc SHOWN a,i Appreciated. ilc tfoptictuf ,iefycs lhst MI
IA ,.r,s NJ, ~ ~" AZ Ma! nave II Al IL pierale COST Prize .,uIy
tf sale by ~ the esuegtsts 10 Lynchbu,p. and hv ~ ~.
Firriaia .isstt'ss IN tae cMyot isishsiund. and elsewhere in
n. 4 II \ rs sta % Ms : 2, csss ,s.olg1x Co, washington cay,
= a T~srr Nh aa;;i and nd Bs.lss s Psrs, n
s ort III ne. y oy addressing E.sBAKER, Proprietor;
- . $50 Bilnu6na Va
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' usiE s9oscrt0tr Is reeeiying. nj his Auction Story. N larp.. Ia,
- lslApLE AND FANCY GOODS. which viii il s,id
ehher AZ auction or private sale, fr less than Tho unrnn ,.r'J,,
can ne no9ghl IN The city. Ladies' and gentlemen are reo,s t5
!" GAIL ana examine for themselves Good bargains can 4. hsii
W. Es-us rn.
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Attention, --latest

@VVOttVEOtI. 1dN.ICto !.
chg Tue uuicr,itpi w.sies to I'M. ,,1 In, I1lir. ~
IsTA"" \ 'hucihtu % icJ.te t-@e / at he culuya.>s nv
kZSs9an ht9 'orsaii 'n''ntilal Trees, Shru!lory anh -A-
~.fr""crs, nf al kinds, amongst Wi 4, ar. IN n.r;.-
Sn'~ Maple. thintsc rlssiia, Prau OF CHINA, Inycy,Jl 70.
aau Sn"m hai. dalHa fInltilgJs, tnr,. .inds of l;N Iy-
mosa- MI! ki'n's 't tn" Roses. htrtnr-y, Jw Tree. ~, Ind
flo"eiths Currant. fra. ltcos az various liads. suntlrr,
,al., "fait ' mes, silver re, aorYa; Spruce ~, sd xican
,,,'gger, FhstMh lhnr"ti. {! press, VI; 2 loIia, Gran, Myr,t,
.o"isr""'ie' " "it'i Lilac. Atheds, and IA = sat many oihrr tiLu,,-s
too nHrlefoas 10 IN Itiou. "f'
5 ~ ~ "Fivfs attended |" pancIuali. Address me Il! Rose
Cottage Hnf-efy, L!nchhurg, Va.
nov ~ piulS I,ArpS >I,,,u.,-
S1t:Tc: NGtfrc:. N~tNiCc!!!
HNA y JGsi reformed from Il lar-e ~ .lio1 Sqic If Dry
= Goooo, ,iiohS, Sc, ana / ana prcps re-. 10 unr IN, ,rrrll.
ei bargains 10 rdsh bayrrs.
nov Ettls n. Gu SGFNIIrlMER.
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SkaSIAL NATL; FOR THE iIAIg.- No lady .AnnId (,
~, ~ hs, = ,rann = no..e on crystal Water. IL she wishes 70 ,raSent
Made and for sale by II nSNSsss nngiets.
nov f.dts ihoMfSON,
Druggist.
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new Books.
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cenlber. New York Ledger. lInrf.er's WcekIr. i.sii.,s NJ
frated Newspaper, New York liesaii. and m :. so ~
rodicals OF the day, for sale nj HE & ~"
~. 4RALLlsOAD NEWS DEpoT 12a Mains,
~, -4Iu.s Opposite Adams Express Oniie.
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Brandreth's Pills have no Action save
o.. In l1rltiGS.
Cholera.

T. 80 PERRYD tNis--sIr; = fic benefits ! bly, r,,,iy.
tEe-| ed from the ~ NJ s",r insaiultic1 rtr,riy, III. Pain
Killer. 'iitti'Vs me TO Zen word III ,taisr firii. Eyiwrtrnre
mas r"it'' 'i'ed me tina tr ileadlciic, Indigestion, Pam N he
H'i'l"'', 'f any other part of the system, severe taiiIs, W,ari-
ness '"iini"h '"lls, iloar>'fncss, tEoicra, Chhlrra Mol!us
,'1'''l,sI, DMtu.ry, ro"thaela, We, th,rc is nothing better
man we .i'h htlet Ih.fr this hour recovered from u severe
ath"h vi Tie Sick Flea ,aciie, by peiGr two tcas.uouruIs aiken
ut MT; MINUTES i,! Inter, q! Ia 4 wiz, giassfal u lwt water. i am
e'hatfh' 'ha', through the blessing Of God, il saved me from
tAt cholera hiring The summer Of 1913. Trt, Cling amid hsat.
aus, i"h, change OF ditt and cnisian; exposure 10 an infected
AIM 9i'' n, ms system "as DAT. lte.Hsa,sri Ia dys,ni, ~ nj.
't' 'ccoilIan,.d w,ti balm, 1r which the Pain Killer was a
s'.f'' = remedy one ,ta"1"f.Iai curing the worst pas. in an
" .i "r a me mos, IAh u 'thy. have heard OF mauy cas,s
., ~ 81 '"',tr, being ean,i by lis use Put In the teeth ii would
ss'ot' ttt t",ihAcho. Gratitude, ard a dtsir. for lis general u,p.
has ifIwa from me- thu ulspHrIcd esti,,unn,I In la f,y,r -
" -''nNN ~, !. ny Lon, JM. Minister Of .l. I1sn Nj
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ZErhih WohsiEh, Shetland Wool. chitdr.a,, s,s,,,,
ysctor;nes xa,.soss 80 i,nss SOCKS stockin{s Gloves Caters.
s ~ sos !, r ~, many ni,.e, articles In our limo Just received and
nov 2+dts A r. p,
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A LII tlose who ha'r ao; s,,p9, al ind NEW my aonns
lohc, o. MAN : 5 ,"op.i do well To call as early ~
TO please. ,pkL, ZFEiDEe - \ Mru 'sh
nov 2-d1m