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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-12
Urouosal5.
PROPOSALS for Alterations and Repairs.
4 OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT or RFPAiS.
ROOM 40. l2l POsr OFFICE ND CotKT HoIsE


PROPOSALS for Alterations and Repairs.
4 OFFICE or SUPEBINTFNnENT or RFPAlt7. I
poON 40. Igl POsr OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE,
NEW. YORK. February H. 1850. ,
SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be received 10 this ohce untH
~ ~ on the 17h day Of February lSS ior re 9,IaDS
Mace and Nos 90 and G5 Beaver st. III ts cry IN Heo
dance W IN drawings and specifications copies OF Wich eau
Inc ai this Office whore ~ n!Om1tion can be 0gtnci
THOs. r. Jackson supi OF Iscp.lls.-
PROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, TREASURY !
DfP.uyFV Il A-hINGTOV. u. G.. Feb. 10, ESQ.
SINAI ID PRGPtS as will be received AZ this Office until
10 M the 9th DAY Of February l0hO iol ~
an INC Granite ready tor setting required 20
ructurc Of the l. : large 'ncc ~
York civ i'm accor aLcc with drawings and sltchcMoh
opes of which and anv additional information NAV be n W
apnlc at this The Onice ~ the enrhL
JAS 6. HILL supervising Architect.
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES:
4 DEPOT "a .AEIERHA~fEkr OFFICE,
CoiiNEg Hot SION ANp GaFESL SIS, 2
NEWNOWK CITY, February - lSSO.
SEALED PROPOSALS. n 4 picaiG addressed 20 il' I'M
erca ill be received his office until O'Clock y M
Wedresday 10. 1890 81 which tine ana place tel
VIII he opcucd the prcsc.cc ~ Builders, Tor supplying "a
uen lrtmnt with six 10 ARTILLERY Horses TO De geihgs o
hardy 60 sound IN all particulars, ~ good t0ndoh 'ludc
trott,r. well broken 10 harness. from uc.n - sAtt h'
Ia Oh not less Than five than seven years Old Wegh
nr moi lees than one and tv D,c5O pounds ana
suitable in every peN for artillery service 80. -,
OF this adv cement should lc stultE "li,Hc
20 eac duplicate propO and be mentioned therein a. com
pusinC part of H. .-.-. ,-..,..ao,.. p.o.,o.,t,
sealed envelopes, married. Pfop0s is lo
Artillery Horses and adics~el 40 'o L. - i"s""' N'l"'
Quar- tcrmg- trT. NCw-NoTk lii. .. al
United states reserves The night to reject any OF AZ
proposals. ,- ,. -.,., Al, - -, co,.r,i
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1880.
1880.

1880. 1881.
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Elections Of United states Senator'S
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Railroad Mileage ana Business.
Imports and Exports OF United states.
Iron Shipbudlng in the United states since 1870
United states Revenues and Expenditures since 1873.
Production of Gold Silver in 1879.
Com and Bullion Imports and Exports
National Bank and Currency Tables.
POPULAR Vote for Pr esiGent in 1886.
Public Debt of the United states nov %. 1879
XIVIu Congress List Of the Senate and the House
List Of Governors o. states, &C. &C, &C
Election Returns-47 Pages.
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90 Whom II Hlnn Concern

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR LINEAL De
N SCENDANTS of NEXT OF KIN.-Tn the High Court OF
usce i'm Ireland Master OF the Rolls ChancgTy Division
Pursuat OF the High Court Of Justice ireland,
Cbancery Division dated the ith August 1873 made
an action which Vller Greene II smes cuy,
Daniel scully and Mary scul the wife OF Andrew Sculy,
'aid Andrew -cuy deenda IT, all p"raons claim
iuR 10 KIN according TO the statute. Tor te dsrhu
estates u George Johnson late 81 MOWu
ty in The COunty kildare living at the
on fe 2Gth March. 1879 be the legal personal
r.prcssntae such of u dead and particular
The follow brothers and sisters Of sGd ntesate namely
James vino emgratcd aUaS ahont s39
Anthony Johnson who cmgrated - the Cnied states Of
America about the year s47; william Iohns.n who emf
grated 10 said states about tho year 1919 Edward John
who Canada about the 1874 Henry
Johnson omigated 10 tho said states about h.
1914 MARI Johnson otherwise Warren. who with hes ns
band Edward warren aud their child. cmigratcd
wear Canada West on or before the 81 ~
Apr 1880 by their solicitor ocome IN and prove teir claims
kin NJ the Chambers ~ the Right Honorable
Rolls -Four Coufta Inns Quav. IN the
dublin ireland default they will he perainporiiv
cudsd rom Tho OF the said order Of tho A
gust 1870 Friday. the Dist d:y OF ApT, 1890 II O'clock
tlr before the Master Of the Rolls
Chambers appointed for hearing and Gdudcatng
claims Dated the Dist day 81 l0qein 'er. 1879.
~ T. T. WHIrFSTONE, Chief CLERK.
THOMAS p REEDF, Upper 1enpe-st. Dublin sol'r for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-12
NORTHERN RAILROAD on NEW -JERsEY.

Trains leave Tor Engewool Cos5e To m9,t end Nyack
s.sO 900 a NJ, 3. A. 4JO $50, O:to $3.50 llJu
sunoays o a. and ESQ D. Tho 1880 y. train will
Lave 30 minutes saturday nights.
ITO \. ABBOTT. Gen1 Passr AgL, New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-12
DROPOSAIS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES.
EcaaI Nollces.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
4 tenth day OF February. A. d. 1850. an alias
warrant IN bankruptcy issued against the
estate OF MICHAEL NOEToN, If the cry OF
Scg York ia OF New YORK au1 state
OF New. York. who has been adudeed bankrupt on
Is own rettioi that payment OF any debts ana De
livery any property belonging TO such bankrupt 70 I'm
ar Tor HE use ana the Of property DIV nm
are forhddrn py law that meeting OF the creditors OF
inc said bankrupt their debts ana 10 choose one
or more assignees o ms estate Will be held al tvutt on
Rankrpcy to holden az No. 81 Brosdway III NE IVY
m Southern District 81 Now YORK, btfoIe
TO- ma, to9 egl-cr on the second of March. A. d.
1850. II OcloCk m. LoJlS :. fAlN' o.,
i Marshal a. Messenger. Southern Dsuctut NeSl oIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-12
Goparinershlp Noiltes.

CITY and COUNTY of NEW-YORk, ssh
- Pursuant 10 provisions 81 tho eyise Statutes a
the state Of relating 10 limited plfncrslps the
unicrsgned do hereby certify that the limited paTinctp
formed between the 10th day OF January 1913 mas
n en- ~ by mutual consent David X. McCar n.y. The
secia partner having Transferred his interest 10 Grgc H.
Krausf the general partner Witness our ihds on ts VA
day OF February, 1880 GtDKtf II; kHAlnt,
"' ~ DAVID X MCCARTHY.
State OF New York county Of Onoudaga. on This Oh day
before personally appeared The anove
named GEORGE and David X. HCCRithv to well
Toned and described IN the
foregoing certificate, ana each d1y achO" @ etccu
lion thereof ". - DlLlA -.
fISl Notary Public OnOndsga Co. NY.
flawiwThl
NOTICE.-Mr. GEORGE II. SHELDON is
~ admitted partner ia our hOusc tbs dav
SHELDON WADSWORTU.
New York. February 2 1880.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. Dcsbrosscs and tOrtlandt
Streets i,TIies follow:
HARRISBURG Piit.burg Wet and South with Pullman
pa ne. ars attached q. n. ami $50 daily
Wilamsport Lock Haven. ga. No.. $50 D. M; CORY and
%. CORY Tor iituzfille. Pttr'
leum GENRE and thr Ol KcElon% . 49,. .
Bafmoie Na-inGou and the SOuth, Limited Warrington
of Pullman Paflor az daily. except SUNDAY. lu a.
M. arrive Washington Az >. IN. Regular nj 4 80 and
NlOa III ]. { -uucny. 10 "A
Exprrss tor Wet Phladcrhs 30 80 so 10 I'm
ted, a. ~ ]. so l. 4.fu. g. 80 $50 and Top m
a ushi SUNDAY 1850 aud a m. .. o. 1870 $50 aud 10
rpTss Tor PhilaclphIa via Camden. 1880 aud p.
eic,pt sunday. .-.--
NJ CITY Attending speedy and direct transfer for
Rrppklyn travel - .. ., . ,,.,. -
dHily. gao M. $3.50 . daily. encept Monday Prom
W..hiugtou and baltimore $50 a. ., 90 1890. 1910 r.
m SUNDAY $50 q. From Philadelphia 500, 600, 6jO
$40 iO.lO 80 > $50. $50, 400 ESQ 80 and
10 y. sunday $50. sos, 600 lo4O ll:5J am $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-12
Two PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE ASD SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPOTs
- IL PHILADELPHIA, . IN NEW-YOEK.
not,ntF TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND IHE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Gnroutan Advertisements.
Hllecelldueou5.

nllecelldnecn5.
Ii interested in the REFORM OF DOMES i.
~ TIC SERVICE arc requested 10 meet ~ w" pstl9s
The Ladies Protective Union 22s West 3oh-st, IoDAf
February ~. at 3p. m.
CHEAP MONEY.-DiamOnds Watches, jew
" elry ana sverwIe bought and sold back at small al
DR. BATE. - Park Row;--Neryous Debility.
DPclnature Wclkucs special diseases radically predY
cured medicines prepared.
AIDES. DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be-
Ibeaufifu without using dangerous c1sucucs Sl-Hh ~
TEA removes erupons Of the skin clears The co nptnn
end the whole system Those VINO use u A. NC
root ami restore beauty and ysuthf freshness insl 81
destroylng bo.h cosmetics To b. bought Onlv ~ tie
A Philadelphia Ori-r- by
mail promptly AZ SOC. ana 81 per box Liberal o4'couHt
trade.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DiFl
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
- LINE.

ROUND BROOK RoUTE ~
FOR TREN TON AND PHILADELPHIA 80.
Leave Sewl oTA from station {. X H. oil y J iootoi LAD
FOR station corner Nnth and Grccn-ts 7:45 o. 115
$50 &. 5:Jn 7.iJ II p On sunday az SO a. M
For Sia len corner Thd and Bcrk- sis $50 Q. Il5
$780, $50, I. J3'. 7:l5 p m On SUNDAY at o'lo a. nj
For TTcnt,n, Warm ard Tuckersts, $50 74j, O. ll5
M; 80 $50. !, J3N iI', u p IN On SUNDAY az $50
d. Reinrnns Trains will leave Philadelphia for New York:
FROM station Pmldr!pna ana kr ding iao'l oC i1n
5:iO 7l5, IL NJ ON sunday $50 D. m 800 ~ p m 40,
FROM hind ana BcrKssis. "a 7:45 @:21 II m lo 80
$50 Gi5. la m. ON sunday at $50 A. M; iaOp N.
,Denoie' ru Imam ears Al t'chro ,s ,,o 1cor, Non
day. Go $50 1913 m; 1898 80 i:l5 il6 49, 500
Connection made at Jersey CITY station TO and from Brook
NcFcts Tor "a at loot OF Liberty nos e3o iol, 9i
a57 Broadway and at the rrntipsi hotels Sos ana
New York Transfer Company Dodds Evpress' viii call for
and check baggage from noie or fesdcnce TO de'tR~on
New York and Colltst Brooiyn Al thcse ONCE; are IN
II. H. BALDWi y, general Passenger Agent
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare 81.
~ leave Peek slip daily lsunclys executed for
New Haven at 3 ANA ! D. IN. connecting with roads
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
>ourb YAH, Vii oSyS Grand central Depot
90 western and Northefn Express To fochretcr -
1870 a. M Chicagoaid western ETure-. drawing room
cars TO CanGndaisua. Eoches,es and BTnao ~, connections
TO Urca. saratoga Glcn- Falls ami Rutanl.
600 T. "i 81 Lons Express daily. with sleeping cars for
Lons running through every asy In the week a,o sleep
% D. M Fact ETTres. for MoDucai Rochester and Corn
ng via Geneva sleeping cars 10 Geneva Rochester ana
~ racihc FTpfc.s daily with sleeping
cuse, oche,icT Niagara fa-' buiialo Cleveland lole'o
iI'0 d. No. Night Erp.cs- with sleeping to Albany
""a on sale at No 80 AID i3 Broad way. and
co., iSIFy i a IS .iron ', a. nToHE,n o'i
q. f
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faw 5ebools.

VALE Law School.-Regular course, years
GTaouate courss flor degree OF DELL wears AZ ern
cr.ns sent 81 Address Prof WAYLASD NeWhNeh'Os
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07

a MARRIED PREACHER ELoPEs WITH
A GTRL.-The Nelson E1oaaiaey publish.
es q letter signed II. G.. Thurmond, dat.
ed Beverly. w. Va, April 9th, from
which we extract tho following:
on youth Of 81 led a Miss Of II 20
the altar recently in Pocahoutas coun-
ty, and we're made como" and about the
same day, preacher in Webster coun-
ty. loft his vito and clnhiren and eloped
with neighboring girl and has not been
heard from since
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07

Don't you forget j.. Sellers, Liver
Pills were the Grst pils so called iu
Tie United States, anu never fail TO do
their work. . 'iaw 0t ref . 90 3g5Igs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07

: The New, YQyk Tig.es .pa4Ns,ss the
following fremits PailgtrlnAis cores
lpondent:a0 i3;5E .TsSasgr as tea =
ssisor' over ixscen months an up.town
physician has been atteadius, a'csse a.
disease that Is 30 rare tlietsihchk OF IL
has never bcea knewm or, at least. re-,
cor,icd in medical works. ~ - & case
OF real melaaosis, = or opis me n tation,
where the figGen', orrnetn kas,nia, rs it.
is technicslly called, Which dives color to
the hair and eyes, perya,,cs the whole
DO ~. a boy born OF wi,fte paren, s.
and perfectly na'utal in color az his
birth, TUNED un,lcr the disease "a black
ns n fniibloodcd negro. E'rhc pa. cnts
live at No. 1907 Lemon street. the faith.
er. John Sal,e-. being mechanic Ten
months after his marriage there was
born TO thecouplo a fine and apparently
healthy boy. The infant tHrivea and
promised to develop into robust man.
lie was beautiful child, with fair com
piexion. dark eyes, and silky, dark.
brown hair, which grew IN profusion.
But in a few day - the parents were a.
Harmed at remarkable change that was
cunning over the child. He gradually
grew dark. AT arst his skin became a
pale yellow, then deepened into nsae.
iron hue, and then TO the terror of the
parents, grew darker yet. The color
was uniform nll over the body, except
~ the joints, where it was a little dark.
or. and in the palms OF the hands, where
lit was lighter. The once brown hair
grew stiff and jet black and the ey es
also grew darker, so that the line be-
tween tue pupils and the iris could not
be distinguished In spite OF medical
treatment the boy became worse and
grew very weak, all the time The color
of his skin deepening. !. At last he be,
came rs black "a a fhlbioodcd negro.
Then he was attacked by commissions.
which grew moro frequent anil violent
| until they threatened the child's life. 1t
was in one Of these that DR.. Reynolds
was called in. lie succeeded in curing
/ the sposms. and then devoted Ills atlcn !.
ton to the strange disease whic. afflicted
The child, He ut once recognized it as
melanosis or pigtnentation, which is
mentioned in The books IN n general
way. but there r. no case given where
it had developed eli through the body.
! This was over Sixteen months ago, the
child being then thirteen months old.
Since then the boy hasgreatly improved,
by degrees becoming lighter, until now
he is OF light chestnut brown color.
Since DR.. Reynolds las had the case in
charge tile child has been visited by
over 200 physicians. 't' "''
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07

ACCIDENT TO GEN. Wa. MAuoNE
AND j. a. FRAzIER.-As we so to press
the report comes to us, says the Staun-
ton Spectator of Tuesday last, that Gen.
Malone and Jas. A. FREEZER, Esq. met
with a very serious accident last even
ing while going from Goshen to Lexing.
ton in buggy. We were unable to
learn the particulars, but rumor says
that the horses became frightened, and
ran off, throwing both gentlemen out,
breaking the leg OF Gen. Malone and
seriously hurting Mr.. Frazier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07

The Young man vito yculd rise Will
The sun mast not sit up 100 late with Che
uau9uter. ~ y ----..--- ~ "A ------
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07


a large and enthusiastic democratic
meeting was held in Winchester on. Mon
day last. Addresses were male by
Hon. Daniel w. Voorhees,, U. States
Senator, from Ia. Ger. Geo. Is. Gordon,
United States Senator from Georgia,
and Hon. George II. Pendleton, United
States Senator from Ohio. The speech
es were we'll received and were frequent.
ly interrupted with applause and dem
onstrations of the crowd that they
would stand firm as ever in the coming
contest. Three cheers each were given
the speakers, the dcm0crat nominee,
and the united democratic party in Viz
ginia.
The meeting then elected delegates
10 the democratic convention TO be held
in Richmond on the l9:h inst. A reso-
luton of adherence to democratic prin-
ciples, urging unity of action in the
coming election, and deprecating Stale
issues being injected into the coming
contest for President. Vice President
and congressman, was unanimously
adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07

The Kentucky Sunday law, which
was intended TO do away with Sunday
amusements, was too sweeping in its
provisions. 1t says that oil persons
WHO receive pay for services OF any
kind on Sunday shall be punished
Accordingly the police not only closed
tho restaurants and BARRIERS shop and
sent the hacks to tho stables, but sent
70 The church OF Rev. Stuart Robinson
who was a prime advocate OF the law,
and took tho names OF the sexton and
organist for !ndictment,-W Wheeling Re
ulster.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07
Letter from Washington.
WAsnllIIN,;.o,,-r,-,dl-,G; ~. ? isI

hAshiNcTOS, Nag ., 1850.
Mr.. HARPER The one Congregational.
dispute on question Of general iaspors
tance isthat as 70 change in thct tar ff
half SCORE Of hasty menlbcrshnve due.
ing che session had personal disputes pr
quarfe.sorcr 1nattersJ of no consel eeu se
to legislation but the tariff: treable while
it has caused great deal or hard feel.
ing has assumed proportions giving It
interd5tin all faks of the country.
----0s satarday-is-spss -ssisi- that ~ -strt,..
committee OF tho House WAYS & Means
-committee would report in favor of put.
ting wood pulp. rags, salt, books, manu-.
features of iron which are used in agri-.
cultural implements, etc, ola the free
list. and of reducing the tariff on paper,
printing materials, WOODEN and worsted
and straw goods, etc. What the full
committee will do is uncertain. Mr..
Garfield, who has much influence with
other Republicans on the Committee,
says: 81 am, for ore, willing to reduce
the tariff as low as it can be reduced
without absolutely destroying and Grip
ping American industries. Below that
| am not willing to GO for any amount
of clamor from any part of the world
| don't believe the House, when the
question comes before it will take any
action except upon materials entering
into the cost of producing newspapers.
Possibly the duty on salt may be redu-
ced. There is general belief that it
will be better, except as regards the a.
bove articles, to let the tariff alone until
the Commission provided for in Senator
Eaton's bill can be appointed and has
time TO prepare a scheme for general
revision. ..t..t
The last of the appropriation bills will
be before the House in seven or eight
days, and in such shape that the radicals
can vote for them. If Mr. Hayes will
fappfove the bills us fast as Congress
passes them, Congress will get out of the
| way before the Presidential Conventions
are held.
Secretary Sherman gives the amount
of the public debt, less cash in the Urea
surys May lst, as $1,000, 3l4,75S, being
about twelve IN Hons less than on the
first Of April. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07

Col. WILSON: You had better come
down from Washington and examine
your fences in Harrison, There is a
stray boar from Wheeling OF the Berk
shire breed probably, from the strength
Of his proboscis, who who may have
rooted up several panels Of your fence
hereabouts Bring along lots OF nails
and good hammer when you conc
CqyksJug Nc1Os
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07

4 GENTS WANTED for the best and fast
IN sel,ns pictoriar Books and Bibles Pei.
ces reduced % per cent. NATIONAL PUBtsnsa
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07
TIMELY CAUTION.


Genuine Hop Bitlers arc put up in
square paneled, amber.colored bottles,
with white label ON. one side printed in
black letters, and green hop cluster, and
on the other side yellow paper with red
letters; revenue stamp over the,.c
Ills is tile only furm in (which genuine
Hop Bittors are put I'M, aud the sole
right TO make, sell and use them is
granted TO tue Hop Filters Mtg Co, of
Rochester, n. y, and Toronto. Oat., by
patents, copyright andGrade mark. All
others put up in any other way or ny
any one else, claiming to be like il or
pretending to contain hops, by whatev--
er names they may be called, are bogus
and unfit for use, nndHonly pat up to
sell and cheat Tie people on tho credit
and popularity Of Hop Biltera,-2w.
A valuable deposit of yellow ocbrc,
from which mineral paints are made,
mas been discovered IN McConanghey's
iron ore pits on Chesnut Hill, Cecil
codnty, Md. 1t is saf1 TO DO worth $50
per ton when washed, i.i,,-e9 g., i,
Don't you forget i. Sellers, Liver
Pills" were the. Grst pills so called in
Tie United States, antl never fail TO do
their work. = 'iaw tref . 90 ag5.1Hs
am 7o1
The young man WHO wculd rise with
The sun must not sit up 100 late with the
ua"SH'er' ~ ~ niGlsnss fn ~ .1ruas SO
--------7--- - . - rT------4--'
a O A RoD.-su er<
To all who'a are suffering from the er.
rors and indiscreiops Of youth, nervous
weakness, early docays loss of manhood,
&c, will sebd'a reel pc that will cure
you. FREE or CHARGE. This great
rem edy was discovered by missionary
in South America Send self.address.
ed envelope to the Rev. JosEra I. lu-
MAN, Station d, New York City. APPS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-07

Hon. J. n. Camden, it is said, will be
q candidate for the United States Sen
ate from West Virginia, to succeed
Senator Hereford
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-05-05
AssIGNEEs' NOTICE.

NoTICE Is hereby given to the creditors OF Alexan-
IN der Grant, of the city of Lambertye, county of
Hunterdon, that all claims against his estate must be
exhibited TO the subscribers his assignees under oath
affirmation before the Thirteenth Day of June next
being three months from the dcte Of the assignment
be forever barred from coming in for dividend Of the
estate and said creditors further notified that d
stof the claims against the said Alexander Crantwill
be fled with the Surrogate Of the county Hunerdon
on the fhday Of July next, when exceptions thereto
may be filed byiany person interested, .s,. it u
GEORGE W. GADDIs,
fsasvfs SKI 1850. sWILLIAM V.iCooLnYi IA
JAMES A. GRANT
Assignees of Alexander Grant. &
Dated April 28th, A. D.. 1850. rs is 50 4tssia