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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
Aueiion Sales of Real estate.
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A UCTION SALE of FIVE SMALL FARMS
IN in TOWNSHIP Of SOUTH AMBOY, MIDDLkSBA coi ~
PHILIPS PALL0N Coz l Broadway viii sell At Ageuos on ~ ~
DAY October q 1870. ut O'Clock the GROUNDS
critics IN Farms Of located one and nan miles
from either Report MAawan. portion Of this properly
Of the beat BRICK CLAY LANDS in SewJ Hhna
The midst Of the finest and COMMANDS We've "
Rarsn BAy the sho Of staten sa1 ,,,nos,o
These lands particularly valuable for GARDkhhu fUhVsho
fronting two creeks with fee. a. low toes s.o
Ani easy terms 10 be made knowr At sale Further q" ~
picaton TO Hon HENRY =. LITTLE MatawAn j. AIR
LING Keypor n J. PHELPS, FALbOh Co.. Anconenft
Us Broadway ~ T. Propeller Homde for Report rave 20. o
olayst at 10 Of ale hhoad the weather pfV' ~
sale will take place the first fair day thereafter
A DJ0URNED SALE.-MANUFACIU
IA ATTENTION LEWIS T. WOOD will sell, THIS Dan oe
tober p 1870 "a, III O'Clock on the premises % IL,
Woodbridge Greek, with 1900 feet water 'front.' WIN aetP
staten Island Sound only thrceqaae OF mile rom ne
Station the NewJersey Perth Amboy Railroad IN pos OIL
Is
n BThe sale viii take place TUESDAY October 70 ram OF 'e
In the dwelling house the prem -. T.. n
N BIO attend the ale take steamer Wyoming from the foot OF
Barcayst New-York prompt day VI sale nee OF ei
pense. . . ,- ,vvrre p
For ard full particulars apply to the Anopnee, RossPr
WOOD, 90 Mongomcryst, jersey CITY, or 10 MI H. d -
J3J West-st, NeWiOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
REAL ESTATE.
Nsw.YonK. Monday. Oct. q. 1870.


The Messrs. A. p. Smith 4 Co. make the
following report Of sales in ptcmbcr and October;
three thousand acres OF mountain land, Pendletoh
County W. Va TO P. Shepherd " Portland, Me- at g m
s,cre cash. untendcd for Grazing purposes) 40 1
johnson Of Powna, Vt, farm Of 200 acres IN cht
ham County Va. so an acre, oneha.t cash 10 & ~
Cummings OF Columbia County. n. y, plantation "
lleO acres in LoudOn COuaty, Va at Sl3 an aVrC, IN
fourth cash. (Fcmains timc) MessrS' I .S
Carter and ID. Emming Of Lewis COuEty,N !; ilSi
three small improved farms ~ $40 an acre (Au e1s.I
Adrian H. Muller will hold an important sac VI ti'ts
be villa sites and building lots Oh MashIMEtOA icr
this DAY. at the Exchange Sale5rOom lh se di,,s
emptOry nv order Of the eXecutriX or INC lals en-
Chttenden The property consists OF II VA IN
tanning an area OF from Is tO22 lots each A! Wi
ingtOn Nights adjoining the property OF ~. com
liam NJ Tweed and ]. G.. Bennett Tue prop' ~ oC1oro
mands an extensive view OF the hudson ui IN 49,
Rivers The new Boulevard, whom completeu W., 5or
through the westerly portion OF tho proper y W 80. "a
il accesshle In addition 10 this proe' - ~ ,1,o
ioDinr fronting on broadway VIII ne SOFA az le ,ia,S
time The properly VIII Toe suld uhieI I"s esa.N.,ose
arainst uusaircs Seventy per cent OF 'hC - =; ON
money may remain on bond and norSage. liz at lass
unusually favorable opportunity 70 pHTciasc or,nei
property within the clty MINUS anu q" w.
ti0n is anticipated. . ,,,,, -, ,bo outsl,irts Of
Paterson bv the MeSsTs johnson MlleI VIZ 80
cr, anna rctiv ~ an interested. The attehdhCo was
good and the bidding and buying were prhA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
Conntrp propcrtn 10 Get.

4 FURNISHED HOUSE, nine rooms, one
"A hour via Central r. y. D. will 10 gye1 Until April u for
Bos.i ana hing for gentlemen Al.I,.' hO4lE Tribune Once
TINO LET. for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
or, pr1srtvOn Ts-iar flights minutes frol aud
fom Ca Ire COTTAGE. containing kitchen cellar
rsreu &C. ilsl2te.T spc1-1 location. Apply TO
kOPPIL. II Alu-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
Gonses an0 farms iljanico.


Z CITY RESIDENCE WANTED, i'm de
u sir.be lgctg o7p worth $4,000 t0I F1url and
Eghtaves and Fo---eeui ant tietlsis preferred Ibr al' ~
dc to Winter te o.
two AM o. ioow3T for ne Summer VIZ; lis r
country residence richly worth $1,000 and uluc and two hn
u residences adjoining which si7,0 and +lauJl SAVINGS
baul mortgage OF 1oO o. crh con Tie as oae o. deel Al
will be made the basis Of real end Los speculative
value AMI without large commissions 70 Esei Bnee et-tE ""i
cash. address proposal 90 y. y. ntk' 2t Brcs.7aT
NETANTED-An English basement HOUSE
w between Fourth and seveahayes and euh Thirty
6f evcango for mucal0e.l Prospect Pax los Appg 10
). O.. B)LEE, 10 aia.dcnIlnc
VB7ANTED-From so to $50 acres OF improved
sr in ecsre 5- rrircrrbere PARK o, enhancing rii
Dr. In value Abrlvt5J. G.. BOLEN. DO halen-sne.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A medium sized
w House fra Fh d 1is0Iayes enl bet zen I1ry
trb md Eortv.fonrbt, PRANK q. BROWN, So Broadway
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Gin Real estate Tor Sale.


T1OR SALE-HOUSE or LOI, southwest
corrc- OF r01-aye and Srre . hoC 2O iCe,, lgt
rs feet front; Philadelphia rrs d hausr- roof
hrbs.4op basement uuiecr heated u and contains e
th modern ouyeuicac four "a hoyr and three on ~
Hor open site bull. b NJ j. L. Brown for h Own
and the best built HOUSES on me ayeut The ahoning
lots. with stable De- purchased vi. he io. pic oi nous "a
lot price lots 200 feet inches on aytnl aud
.,sb. - JJ: mortgage 10 suit. Inquire O. HOMER MORGAN
N Ssi 2Pne-st
NOR SBTF-B small cheap HOUSE. No. 113 L.
IIs.tt r-.r r.. price s. possession, GOOD
location i ra-.ee les Inquire 20 v" 31tn-si "a
aoo-. 20 ~. litt--st
NOR SALE-A four-stOry, high-st0op, brown
stone HOUSE 2l-J z uorbefs' corner OF folt14Te a4 rs,
se. ell -lo-r-l .ul 117e1r.s Inquire Oh H. J. bEl.
- Laurt,-,t
NOR SALE-A new thrce-stOTy, high-stOOp,
stouerou HOUSE 2oE5Ji price si5oOi No. 555 West Fiy
hnhst Sec bt Oh preu.s.s.
TNOP <AIF-10oy7OO ON the Y. Z. Corner of
Ffr.ai.l-st EI.reth-are. Terms vt-v easy Apply TO
JOHN DItfEAsJE Co., Corner Cal alt Fulton sis-
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Ncw-1crsen Zeal estate for Sale.

4 DEPOT being established at MEMO PARK,
~ or t~ g. j. T. e. Cd l Co l ia 20 makes It, Of
rh nit. ~ D.. Of tle Cy al los 90 d. 80
$40 'Hs greater pJr.on Of which be
IIa be- BIZ a te Dhc of lc h.NLO PARK LAND
fOMPhS4. Ma ls5 ala l5s B.ouiaar, Room No d.
AT ORANGE, N.J.-NILLAS, VILLA SITES
~ FAhMS. great yG1ety, beautifully ,llt-
EewYor SALE los Also County se4s u LIT
b. BLAf KWELL SMITH 2i1 Bfo1dWsy
Ses York % II Orshye corner Man an Contests
AN EXCELLENT FARM, 30 Acres, I'm Som
~ COUNT n j. al in shape proluc heavy crops
Le sold righL JAQUEs, Broadway
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ADRIAN II. MrILgr. Ale.IoleeE
SALE, BY ORDER OF EX-
i ECUTRlX. OF NALUABLE VILLA SITES OK WARRINGTON
HEIGHTS AND 81 LOTS on BROADWAY.

tJEIAE VIZ OI'l GALL, III OhlJIh w Is-N-
i ECUTRIX OF NALUABLE VILLA SITES o. WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS AND 81 lots on BROADWAY.
ADRIAN u. MULLER p r. WILKES Co. viii sell ST sucon
TUESDAY October g. 1870 az Y 0cOck ~ the Ecngt S.s
No Ill Broadway b order Of TIE ENBCUTRX Of LCCIUS
CHITIENDES. leca.c wills sites containing Of
lots Washington lie hts adjoining The
ELEGANT villas o. tie ION William NJ Tweed james Gordon Bennett
JoepA Potter james .ler This property Of lrge
the Heights purchased b.. the late Nj Cleien Bis LIE
time mi tne choicest desirable property
Hgf 10 cra14 Of the HUDSON aud Harlem
Rivers .-ir- the M ghts AMI Harlem
Ber. anI l- heel he OF location beauty grandeur and variety Of
~ properly on New lOIt lsi4nd or i VEN
M The Erw r'of Boulevard DO" bo.g a on und NE direction OF
the Ccn Park and which rns through the westerly
portion Of s r'opcy viii when completed 'di greatly 70 ~ 2ec
ny being @ hn land Tie bau4 Of the Hudson
Rv6r end 'h Ry, 3d. trs, viii afor The Io bean M ard Tctar
thc Island TIE o. le rcss SIDE o he prop
er j. now o u crae aid VII eyerasy eoarec' ie plots On
t M by leanll1 ada. drive with Che B1leyri he property
sso blt short drive FROM tie Central PARK by W. Of sreHia
Ech03~8ve broadway, urue OF BoaiWes 90 tine Ten -
Placed
tie ibuieerrll property fronting
~ making
Island The i Bridge Reservoir nearly lnishei
will completed distribute tie tlrou houses that
tie he Tout The vii be sold under
Tsr against Serenity Per ceat M! remain OF BOND and
mortgage Of the premises. .
Nap, Office Aucione No. Pinet at the ofce Of
Me STAiikNECIlT HALL Attore % Sa,salst. lJbisl
arlington station the land on the
mt ethst Depot,
va % rToTer;F o. ciarge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
Gituaiious Uanteo--fsmalfs.

VEANTED-By a young Woman Situation
references gwen Please cal at her present employers % "cst
Tv,nty-thiri-st
VETANTED-A SITUATION by a trst-class
w COOK ooel vino thoroughly understands hc- busine st
ctorv civ references Address lil West T"eniy-hiIhs'
10 rear. Cal for $50 days
CARPENTERis EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
n cor Iecu ami Srhye Etlbshd = years), FIrstClaSs
Male and female HELP Of all nations constantly on hand
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
pei by PIERCE Co. BOwlnggra Gre informs and other
selections fron Anlcn English Scotch Germans sweies IRISH
DERNAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
~ anl constantly be found At BoEe Mrs LOVE-
GOOD SERVANTS, well recommended and
" ,abe Prttants Catholics at one 2i Broadway
rtshr established Il years. Prompt attention gyen al orlers
good German female SERVANTS constantly
10 he foui al NJ a. IILDS GERMAN GNSTIrU II ~ NoEloiAI
bowen IlylEon and stanton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
RUTHERFORD PARK

HAS NOW TWO INDEPENDENT DOUBLE-TRACE RAILROADS
10 NEW YORK and 2,lOo INHABITANTS
IN THREE YEARS WILL HAVE 900 POPULATION AMI THREE
fSDKPKEDEHT DOUBLB-TRACK ROUTES % NETWORK con.
secng With SIX FERRIES with 100 TRAINS DAY To parties
that WILL BUILD WILL UNDEasELL on longer eeIL any
Suburban Property fsqls merits within 70 niles oNeSlors slpe
s.o4 BUILDING SITS AID HOUSES Nr fALLoItoLEr
GEO. j.. WOODWARD,
1871 BROADWAY 'EBWYORL
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-IpS uuIA WARD HOWE Of Boston is

NNRN. JULIA W AM ilE' - -
..t in ths city THIS EVENING a As1ocai hai Ie'a
Wcsr's Drer. Intervention IN he Pc heat 90 o. tnf
II A. h. IN I'm nary tle ci'ng oi Wors fta's N"ft
pWooea 10 ie hell ether n th ci, % IN Lon le1,s ' 10y
ui I'D, h. CHAINED si g. p pt1al agrs lr-n f is ana
al MarflrauIs 90 Boa'Eeg a- ite b. T. 4f'9sh. saa
rr~riag los counting rnos 20 g. on NJ iA' .L.l - % =.
TuesaaY egeanx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
J. JoUNsoS d., AUcuoneer
by NSON & NJ l. l. Ii,
ID AUcIIoNEERS AND


ID AUCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BRO EfS
No. 15 NAssAUsT CEDiR-sf.,
Cit, Residence stores Lots County and Farms eough
rented eIchsngei Loans ne7otAted Auction Na o.
WEDNESDAY October 70,
L O'clock at EIchange Saeoom, III Broadway, " t.
FIRST-CLAsS HOUSE AND IDI, ,,.,,,,
BROOKLYN HIGHTS, OPPOSITE MANhiON hV g VI,
Positive Sale by Messn Udmuni unk@r fl Mssner
and g. j. Dech it, E1ecgo OF the Esie OF Anne H. lhA-' 1e
ceased
No llB HICKSST Told number)-Iarre lot rloO good W9so
basement brick font honsc. with extension ~ I sh %
improvements Also the lo tvOsioy stable win
sale will positive afford excellent opportunity io' IN
pr0venent investment. Terms easy.
Maps at AucionecT's Ohoe. = Naslust - -. o,
ALSO Al SANE TIME AED PLACE,
OF THE FINEST lots ~ BkOokblN
Of ST. MARK s-PLACE AND WAhEEN-SI
MAEh SPLACE 100 feet est Of B7ooA have os
WAERENST, 2. a.. 100 feet " Of BF1g4yu-aye. lots ,,
ing are the CITY he po admirably adapted 10. iis'
ella, ytutemsus residence.
For Hapa. e.Ias AID particulars. apply 70 ~ -, ,. 49,.
JOHNSON & MILLER. p Na1il'st
MONDAY, OF -,
~ ! c'oOca. the premises ~
EDaEWATEH. stain ISLAND.
ami absolute Auction Ss'e.
DANIEL SIMONSOA ESTATE,
10 SPLENDID LOTS.
Onlv fw walk Nnlr E Landing fhggr "a - gs
improvements nearly opposite Cfcn PARK, Nane u
Road. only 80 from battery Best "lpo
really desirable lots NeF-l ork sac p
lot be- sold Collation.. Free E1cufnn IlcAft, &C
Particular, at Olire ofJOHNSON MILLER, p Aas.u-st
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Gam 3slaa0 Zeal Gsial: for Sale.

nor SALE or to RENT.-Fiushing, l.. J., %
f. ,-f,a-tl-. HOME 90 Gle Modern improve
house tr vit4 L.r wood, ul irescec green
tu4 ard garden, ana u I -
v i Sell ,acafc PuCl &ls5U very Adle.s X '"
LE4N4.I D.. Ws.-st.
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5lationsrp, &r.

ERANClS g. L0UTREL, 45 Maiden-lanseo.sng ,
Bllrk -b1oks Paer and Stalonery, al binds ~ os
made TO pattern. Jo1 Printing an LloympAe "orE 10,
CLOTE&JANES, STATlONERS, FhdE f. na.,s'
y ami BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER ~" ~
BLANK BOOKS uade pattern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

Gitrctions WIuie9--Nicles.
WANTED Il Situation as BOOhkEEPER,
w by AMI energetic In wAo ese house AaiieS
A. B.. Po5t-OEce Wasila gton Hollow, Dnichcss COUNTY
DARN HANDS at 6 BOwling-grcen. PIERCE
Co have constantly hand iclas Swec Germans ecJch,
anl THgl.sh; also mechanics, coachmtn, gartereo &C.
CtCO9CHMAN and WIFE, ENGLiSHMAN and
IS A. m frte q m HANDS LouscwOAers. u arrived " an
SITUATIONS North, aouih lnl a. the Agency f fIAOE
d Co.. C Bowling green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
4. J. BIZ oal.H Sos Z Co. Alcil0nctl8.
TyTITTDCntN Oct - nj - m nj the E.y

= y u" tal.I sos Z %, Al'i0nrtFA :
TINHTRSDAI, Oct. p, at II M, at the tx
\ change sa'errpu1r. "a. lll Broadway .
EAST FUTEEETH>T. DR. e;o bdr hon'e No H. north side
ai. favorable
TLtTButH MAR PROSPECT rAKA.--o lots Linden Boue
end Eo-.rsud-svc &C.,
BAI EDuE-l oude ;b city limits sisih-ave and s1ysTth
E;.--aio
hOli. stead.
friday. o.
~ n Fvehrnga .a.rnHrn. no I'D fr1adwar:
WASHINGTON AVE. BEft ~. ~. dFanr house anf GROUNDS
81 rrnch cold
Waor &c. Can pass d. dooi. Maps 30. - teiar---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
Countrn neal Cstalr for Sale.


A DELAWARE FRUIT FARM Of 1SJ acres,
n two mile. from dpo. at Nj lord SALE bargain; has good
2ory louse sou tue peach trees l4o IN braHng too apple
blekbrres acre Of v qa al n leinsi plenty
desired Apply to owner. X d. UNDEllLL Aliori M
DUTCHESS COUNTY FARM, near Hyde
~ for SALEsi DWELLING hpe out water
inplemsHsl N. A rutland Co. Ieeslaanss. Nev.lor1
EOR SALF-Onc Of the most desirable FARMS
and coENI & GEDEGFS in f Ea ,S e ga e.alsp
boh blu1 commanding fall Of the city, The oiias arr IN good
order AMI eouoo-s consislg OF eai ma WIZ az ne
Win fruit trees The lawn house. containing some y
defu an elegant soate residence perfectly healthy, this oae
opportunity '' T%oa2s s. GlIIII@ @4 Il o. Petersburg Va
Farm for SALE or EXCHANGE for New
situated a miles ron SoroG Va There an peach epu
COZ ohm e. apple and variety Of other al Of the e-es;
and best selected kinds acres Of e and choice Tserres cur
good house and out buildings Apply TO h. C. L1ADsEA
J|OR SALE-The PROPERTY of the Hum
the power Of Ns-Sauk River two large brick buildings couarr
FRENCH Pre- d M Hlrl-r y'yle NJ l1 se,i1,.E A-li
E0R SALE-A conveniently situated COUN-
Is minutes depot, Ioscouds- location healthy o. high
.2a, sa 4 ,171 81 o os --' ' Long '' -
EOR SALE-A frst-class, stylish HOUSE in
Nyac just g and complete IN I'll It's arrange nen Win i'0m
o. G. BENNETT 81 Cedarst
EOR SALE-1.9C Acres TIMBER LAND on
the Deawsr River rie ro Er Hao i AMI Delaware
and Hudson MIL dwelling enalILouse al tre osri
premises price. $lOOJL D. 4 HULiND Lot Bceauan
CT. AUGUSTINE. FLORIDA" MAGNOLIA
- HOUSE" SALE, f4ruihed this dahghu Hotel soc'nmo
dating handsomely repaired ald furnished iIouAon
bargain. being ~ he2!a AI0 iof sale
two houses p. J. EYALL. Freehold, p j.
CPLENDID FARM near Schenectady; best in
orh rs q S%ys Ssa Bi f11 FIT T ] line "''
VNHE WILLIAMS SLATE QUARRY, in
Brownvi Ne offered for SAIL IN splendid condition ana FOOD
working order m lest quality and q beaGiu rk
blue color has been quarry taken from Up au' e. %
Ing large buk -iate Ing The 7uas-} N one o ne
tt DO tie State. from railroad g1o4 o quarry A
New Ste N Engine Derrick Pump. and Oh recea Fo-anE igares
acre. az uol Hoo1I 40! 10 c1 1 wool re'l Gus
for ne included sale Fo pirc app 20 - pro-
urt.ors WV ia NJ WILLIAMS L.oa-ga Me- OF % IhClA'
GKIFFITHs. 213 Fe'oTa-s'. BntOu. Na-s.
VNHE ELEGANT HAWLEY MANSION. 10
sores CLAPP VILLA. y MCINTYRE VILLA, ace'i
MCINTYRE COTTAGE, acres. a1d -.-
$50 ELEGANT VILLA Plots.
al Tru-tccs Sale Of Grand Pirk SATURDAY, OF p ld'l
See General Advertisement OF - .--,,,..,. q,
o. Cclarct.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-05-13
Obituary.


Died April 21st at Blountville, Tennessee Jen-
ME May Turner, only child of Rev. Prof. J. H.
and Josie Turner, and only granddaughter Of
Bishop J.J. Glossbrenner, aged 10 months and
FL days. - ;v..s.
Dear relatives and cherished friends will unite
in sympathy with the fond young parents, thus
early ordained in the Providence of God to yield
back to him the fair treasure he had intrusted. -
Sweet flower Of hope, how hard to see thee fade
in death so soon; yet how blissful the assurance
that It's but to bloom in fairer climes. Little
May was SO exquisitely beautiful as to attract
the atten ton, and elected remarks from many
who knew her not. She was ever bright and
happy, always invested with the smile of joyous
attributes that infant spirit embodied The
power Of sin, though present, was undeTeloped,
and blessed be God she is now forever beyond its
blighting touch.
''Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
~ Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
And babe it blossom there"
She was buried in Roanoke Cemetery at Sa-
lem Va, after appropriate funeral services, incu-
ding sermon by DR.. Bitte, President of Roam
oke College, from the text, "What do Thou
knowest not now; but thou shalt know hereaf-
ter. The discourse was truly consolatory, and
adapted to direct the sorrowing young parents
to the sweet consultations of the Gospel, the only
balm adequate to heal their wounded hearts,
and work in them that acquescence which will
enable them to say, "Thy will be DONE"
W. B. YONCE.
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den, Scott, and Kirk White, at FIFTY cents each,
for sale at BELL s. CO.'S.
mar25-tf-Spectator copy.
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New Hope, Augusta, April 18th 1870

New Hope, Augusta, April 2sth 1870.
DR.. VAN ETTEN -.. .r.......te
My most kind friend and healing physician. /
enclose the following certificate, that you may
use it, in any way you desire, for the benefit of
the afflicted .-. .-. -
This is to certify, that, l, VIM. W. Humphreys,
Jr., Of New Hope, Augusta, had been afflicted
over 30 years with Rheumatism and Gravel and
that when DR.. Van Etten called, at my request,
to see me, in January last could not get up, lie
down, or turn over in the bed without the rs
sistance of two persons. He treated me, by lay
ing on his hands, and in 30 minutes could both
get up and lie down unassisted In weeks l
could sit up, and rode, in carriage; five miles,
a thing had not done before for years. do
not suffer from Rheumatism, and think am also
cured of Gravel, as ! feel no symptoms of it
l believe DR.. Van Etten to be most wonderfully
endowed man, and, with sympathy for the af-
ficted advise them to try the DR.. while he is near
at hand.
The family join in well wishes.
VIM. w. HUMPHREYS, JR.
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-The I'M
" designed hereby offers for sale, on ac-
commodating terms, a number of desirable lots,
varying in size from one to four acres, near to
and west of the corporation line and north of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. A number of
them front on what is known as the old Middle
brook road which departs from the Parkersburg
turnpike near the corporation line and leads by
Piper's brick-yard to my residence
Streets and alleys have been laid off as will ap-
pear from inspection of the plot of the lots at
the law office of Messrs. Smith & Elder. Those
desiring either building or pasture lots would do
we'll to look at them. - ~, r''- e'-1'i Is
Apply to Stuart, Liley & Co., Real Estate
Agents, or to the undersigned. r.. -Es,s
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Married.

On the 10th inst, at St. Francis Chueh, in this
plaNee, by Rev. Father Weed, Mr.. Thomas Hayden
baugh, both of Augusta - -
In Salem, Va, on the 2sth ult. by Rev. % F. Bit
ne, Dr. +. Il Scott of Harrison burg and Miss Ella
Houstan; ADOPTED daughIer of Professor J. J. Moor
On May the 9Th, by Rev. R. G. Walker, Mr. Hen
ry M spence &c Miss M. E. Bumg ardner dau h
ter of John Bnmgardner, Esq. N"fe"
On the 18th inst, at the Presbyterian Church. in
Jamestown, Montgomery county, Md, by ReT. 8.
y. Henderson, Mr.. Julian Griffith. to Miss Jennie
HaFper.-no cards. .r.t. ~ ~.