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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
NUMBER so.

productions ia the various quarters OF the
country the natural bonds Of union
which our great rivers and lakes establish
these, with the identity Of language.
the ties Of kindred blood, n common
spirit Of law, customs and modes-are no.
to be rup,ured. On the other hand every
effort that is made TO do them violence
will tend to a closer blending IN order TO
the more efFectual repulse Of all such at
tcmpts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-02-10
Office Baltimore d Ohio Rail Road Co.,
MARTINsBURG, Dec. %, lS4l. (

MARTINsBURG, Dec. %, 1S4l.
z NHE following section of an act passed by the
4 Legislature of Virginia. is published for the
ofdefacing and injuring the bridges. and other pro-
perry of the b. ltimore and Ohio Rail Road Co,
and Of driving vehicles along the road bed. to the
injury of the broken stone and rail track and
notice is hereby given to such offenders, and to the
parents and guardians Of those under age, that the
law will hereafter be vigorously enforced against
ell SO offending.
Chapter 72-1835-6. An act prescribing the
punishment of offences committed on Rail Roads:
Section l.. Be il enacted by the General Assem-
bly,, that If any person or persons shall ~wiIlfully,
BY any means whatsoever, %injare, or destroy any
part of any Rail Road now constructed, or which
may hereafter be constructed, by authority Of the
Legislature Of this Commonwealth, or any Of the
necessary works, buildings, machines. wagons, ve-
hicles OF carriages, belonging to any Of the said
companies, he, she or they, shall forfeit and pay TO
the company sustaining such injury, three times
the actual damages SO sustained; TO be sued for
and recovered with full costs, before any tribunal
having cognizance of the same, by action of debt,
in the name and for the use of the company so in
jured.
Persons who are so lost to all sense Of decency
as to deface and defle works which have been
built with so much care and attention, to their or
namental appearance, can, of course, only be
reached through the strong arm of the law, and
they are now fully cautioned against an, further
violation OF it.
Measures have been taken to obtain information
of those who neglect this warning.
December 80, I84l-2m.
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VIM. IL. Baker,
AsrspOlAIN5HW Ar LAW
AviNG permanently located in Chsrlestown,
IL will practice in the Superior and Inferior
Courts of Jefferson, Berkeley, Frederick and
Clarke.
Collection of claims promptly attended to.
Office one door southeast of T. C. Sigafoose's
store.
December 0, l84i-tf
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VIR1INIA :-In the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, Janua-
~ Rules, 1912,
Samuel Rench and William Booth, Ex'ors. Of |. S.
Swesringen, deceased, 81 phgs.
against
Elliot Kerney, Admir-. OF James B. Kerney, decd,
Charles James Faulkner and Thomas Kerney
dts.
IN CHANCERY.
YTNHE desendants, Elliot Kerney, Admir-. Of Jas.
b. Ksrney, deceased, and Thomss Kerney'
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity, according TO the act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are out Of this Commonwealth
ii is ordered, that the said defendants do enter
their appearance to this suit on the FIRST day Of The
next term. answer the bill of the plaintiffs. and give
security for performing the decree; and that a copy
of this order be forthwith published in any news
paper within this county, and continued for two
months succes,ively, and another copy thereofp post
ed at the front door of the Court House Of the said
county.
~Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C..
January 6. 1842.-2m
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STATE PRISON l


The following humorous song was written lor
A merica. 1t will be seen that in s.the.n" day
were employed rather differently ihs
low. The DR.. should write more, for no one writ,
,ct,er. Long life % him, and may his shade
,ever be less.
THE TREADMTLL SONG.
The stars are rolling in the sky,
The earth rolls on below,
And we can feel the raitling wheel
Revolving as we GO;
Then tread away, my gallant boys,
And make the axle fly:
Why shouldn't wheels 20 round about,
Like planets in the skyi
Wake up. wake up, my deck legged man,
And stir your solid pegs;
Arouse, arouse, my gawky friend,
And shake your spider legs:
What though you're awkward at the trsde.
There's time enough to learn,-
So lean upon the rail, my lad,
And take another turn.
They've built Us up a noble wall,
To keep the vulgar out;
We've nothing in the world to do,
But just to walk abou:.
90 go ~ now you H'ou'e men,
''veuo oeat 'he enos,- -
It's pleasant work to Tamble round
Among ones homes, friends.
mere 'resd upon me long mans toes.
ne sha ., De lazy here
And punch the little fellows ribs,
And tweak that lubber's ear
He's lost them both--don't pull his hair,
Because he wears a scratch,
But poke him in the further eye
Hank fellows, there's the supper bell.
And so our work is done;
lis pretty sport-suppose we take
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TIME undersigned have this day formed e part
nership for conducting The Mercantile Busi.
ness, under the firm of J. w. e. B. r.. Boyd.
JOHN w. BOYD,
January 3, 1912. BENZ. r. BOYD.
JOHN w. BOYD tenders to his old customers.
his thanks for their liberal support, and respectfully
asks a continuance to the New Firm. The change
in the business will require a settlement of all ae-
counts. Those having open accounts will please
call and settle them-either by cash or note-with
as little delay as possible.
Japuary 6, l842.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-27
Foreign ImportatIons.

Ga1 ssL FH5 aes f W
;; Ssts% HS s Ts Hes w. 3la XWs
S] ye3s9s cSenf Books co
f.: H%ps $ a. irS% Ripley cae H PsaSSs
S$ a::iI ss:5 g;
ssS g 5ss. Hp ..
iS ss SS'' r' dc *. s.j
Mccall eo2o crates Grnnel Niinurp coo tons pix
InSSssSBaS sssr;adi s }'Sf
marble i tile, g Bis p.ps! s S', Do
HsN b33 f saps,5s s & I' j:
Dsyo e e eS S!e do S 5 ral% s ss %
beads eks olive oil IL bbls seed box Of do
LEcHoRSsardanan bark Them,toce-laoo boxes oranges
canary seSa 80 Is on ago @ % e BE- s2aP 49, do % -
K &oS Cpl Z d bis a' l,: Pv @i : q Bo
Maezenr Gonrd colOl cs oil 100 do do box 80 do
I msy.SATT;sShp bz, so ph tic. honey
Rodaae 's'Si do Gaze CAFE kisee e
BaldTnca % D doi do pqsnd
Ss sqss Ss syrup ss
pPess A,k1r Aekerly1 bx segar; samaua Brother
le esars in se$s%eh also" ''
eo fa- dp A seEsa S bags
Youngsl bale Goodhue & COG cs do Lille RAJ
cines-l cs mdse Bnrckle-6 A II Renaud
Benson Fs-22 Holt Oweni0 pine apples Ackerly
Aeker-S6 boxes sesars Matthews COS bbs
master.
CARrHAGEyA-Bng Amcrca--l368 hides sacks gum cas-
drugs 81 deer skins skin Zacisson ceroons
l6 bxs plants w Whe,more- cs hats Wheslwnsh-25o
hides J De La Granger.
BELIZE tHonduas)-Bne Florida Blanca-25 ceroons coch
neal box specie, u logwood Bancc2 public
documents, Secretary of State9 Indigo Cofn-7
bes sarsapala Aexanderl bag specie Labouisse9o
hides captain.
GUAYAM. PR-Bng Moto-3O0 bags coffee ls bl,ds sugar
Y do Dbl 10 cs molasses Thompson Adams-7N Peck-ii6
hhds Mayor.
SANTA MARrHA-Brg New Grenada57JO hides 20 fus-
$4,000 676 Everett Blttee-S2900 Mr. Ribon
-S27, li8 Mr. Martnus-125 douboons Murray < Lannan
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Foreign Markets.

Havana May l2.-The exports of Sugar from this and
Maanzas during the past month show an aggregate OF
AS against boxes during the time of last
years yerheess the total OF our exports TO the end of
April about 1900 boxes less than at the corresponding
period of 1871.
Prices have ranged about the same as during March
browns u to 81 RS Qs lid lbs 81 per cwt free on board
at an exchange of per cent prem; yeows 81 to rs
Obs Cd to LIS 5d to 81 the whites az to % 4 For
Spain Toto ii freely paid and from the scarcity
of orees much has been taken for that destination not
higher in quality than what is considered fine for the
northern markets and there has consequently been the
greatest difficulty of procuring really good sugar. The
character of this years crop is decidedly very greatly in
erior to usual production, and hardly meet
parcel even among the very best and highest qualities
which does contain dark damp and inferior boxes
The planters attribute this deterioration the drought of
last year. and the consequent of proper nourshmen
to the cane the same cause has materially affected the
quantity and deficiency of 100 boxes
pared with last year is confidently predicted In this early
stage of the 1t impossible to arrive at any correct
estimate of its extent but the fact of deficiency is un-
questionable.
The demand without being brisk is steady for yelows
ufpartcular; there is difficulty in purchasing them
paraely from white and these latter being neglected
cannot be sold except at dsproportionacly low prices
This state OF things mpedes the execution Of orders for
yellow sugar
Coffee has been much demand and at ad ancing rates.
ordinary TO good thirds SO to 81 GA to 81 81 per free
board at per cent exchange 81 TO for seconds
- ) Ssl to % the best "a 10 to 30 III The stock on
hand very much reduced nor much expected to
arrive from the country.
olasses continues as depressed ever and not
improbable that little later may be had for the value of
the cask In exchange for lumber the price is still RI
keg but for cash has been sold for RI The exports
during the past ponh amount to IL, oi9 hhds
Freghts dull at rates varying according to the size
of the vessel from e. 10 for Cowes, to f3 and to
for the Baltic.
Exchange on London rose suddenly to 10 and even IL
per prem but declined again rapidly TO per cent
81 per cent are the current rates OF the day with an
upw ard tendency Paris y per cent discount New YORK
and Boston, par to per cent prem. New Orleans short
sight per cent discount
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Passengers Sailed.

LvERPooL. Packet ship Sherdan-Peer A Schermerhorn
ndy two children and John Jones Sche hon Geo
Do lady and servant Miss Caroline Rowland Mrs Frances
ny Miss Caroline Monworhy Miss Amelia Norsworthv
Miss rance Bergh Thomas Simpson and lady Mrs A De
az l1nS EdY ward WGy%an James Todd George mis- all
Miss Ann ste1man Miss Henrietta .stedman, Elisha +
Lonn boston; John Mckee and ady Miss Mary Ellen Me
Nee, John Mckee Jr Charleston sc; Cart Alexander
Ke s cd Rss Mrs. Mackenzie and
mos firton John Irwin Capt Thompson. ath Regt A.
John Campbell, 9th Rcgt A. David Johnson Henry
Harvey Ensand Isaac Haywood London; Mrs Mary Theresa
Crnise, John Cruise, New Brunswick NJ; Edward Lane NJ
9sa JosSph REoaGGE S,2.kSy yepck Point NY
Spain; David Smart, Henry NJ Roby, Detroit-53
HAvRE-Packet ship Sully-Mons Pounge, NYork; VIM NJ
Watt, North Carolina-4 steerage.
Russell. 10y ~ "
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Passengers Arrived.

LIVERPOOL Packet ship Patrick Henry-J Motley, late
and Mrs Eggleson Howell Rogers, Miss NJ Haford, Mr.
Bennett, MIR Dixon, Mr. Major
BRIsToL, (Eng)-Br bark Druid-James Pickering, lady
and2 children; Mr. Green and family and no in the
EARTHAGENA- Brig Amerca-James Sempe, lady and five
children Ia@e; DuGe lady and two childeH Miss vOge
BELIZE Hond-Brig Florida Blanca-J II Cladera of Guata
rsaa; Nj Molina Honduras.
BERMuDA-Brg II StephensCapt Beresford of the Rifle
Brigade, and servant Nlessrs Fish Myers, and Jurine.
HAvANA-Shp Hellespont-Mrs r. Maicott Messrs j. w
Carey Charles Wright John Coglan, Richard Daley Jose L.
Agudin and servant John Goodwin, Wm Hackney d. Nc
lntosh, r. A. Schenck, and in lhe seerage.
H.yAs.LShp Nq,ma-A Bodenis and lady; Sainteyn, /
kroseh and servant Rodrigues de Ia Puesus Perez
-four children. ~
p SANTA MABBIHA-bBrg New Grenada v Martenus, L
Range, / q Ribon, Castellano L Canlin f Stevens
New ORLEANs-Brig Eliza-R f. Dietz, o Matthews.
tHARLEsToN-Bng Emily-D Patton and lady; f. Barnet
Werner; lanes; Troy Bartlett; FIasg V Allen;
CHARLEsToN-Brig Juno-Gco Short, John Andre wson
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On the 10th inst LopowIcK FcK, in the 10th year of
his age
The officers of the Aims House and Blackwells Island
and the friends of the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral from his late residence corner Third
Avenue and oath street this afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
On Saturday, 2ls inst, GEORGE BowEN, youngest
Of John and Aletta Matilda Graham in the 4h year OF his
age.
On Wednesday 25th inst PHIscrLLA wnrrPo, aged 60
years
Her friends and relatives are invited to attend her fune
raj from the residence of r. H. Haydock l3s 2lst street
between the 9TH and sth Avenues this morning at 0
O'Clock.
On the a5th inst. HANNAH MARIA V,SpENBERG, aged 80
years
On Wednesday 25th inst, Mrs ELLEN REYNOLDS, aged
30 years.
On the a5th inst very suddenly Mrs. ELIZABETH GREEN
aged 3s years.
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Of New Hampshire to LOUISA WAiswhIcHr daughter oil
the late James II. Wainwright, of Newark, n NJ
On Thursday 10Th inst, by the Rev Sr, urin' sir
MARY Ann TAsoR of this city.
On Wednesday evening" 25th inst by the Rev. ueorge
Potts EpMrxp CorrtS TO SARAH III. w. LAMBpIN, both oi
this city. -, -. =,
At Jamaica l.. l.. on Tuesday evening, nth inst, by
citv to Miss DrpoR.H JANE, daughter of Mr.. Cornelius
Dury ca of the former place.
Al Pleasant Ridge Ohio, 18th inst by the Rev Daniel
BRYANT Mr.. SAMUEL EDWARDS, OF Lamone Bureau Co..
M formerly of skaneateles, ~ y, to Miss A. NJ PAnME
TAR of Pleasant Ridge.
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Domestic mpOrtatIOns.

My oHhtAvs-BTg Eliz1I5l bids H,yens Scott Ro-
herts Wiiamsfl0 bales cks Fryatt Camrbe-i0 kegs
I Poppe-390 bags Boyd co-g9 kegs % casks II
Milbank-l2 900 gals molasses Houghon X Smaller.
APAL AcHIcoIA-Schr Mtgnet70 sticks live oak do red
cedar Edsel-a2 bales cotton Demill Hooper3l Tai
ma n-3 bxs Bucklin Crane
CHARLEsroS-Bng Emily pkge Brown Ogden x col
Barnes Bstts2 w + Crook COZ II II Schieff@in coz
ham sehreibner2o bbs Miller Vincent Paxons5 hides bis
Fnncia-g cs NJ Wiley co2g bs II l. Maitland
coo cs rice IS bs cotton Lafan RedmondoG bs
Smith Mills coils cks rice Bryan NaandJ7 cotton
John Jeannenttc coiO bbs II iron pumps aud handles
order
CH.RLEsrov-Brig Juno-ls7 bales Smith, Mills & co-lel
Janneretie & col tierce bags box @ Henry co.
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state OF Trade.

Some small sales of real estate made to-day fol-
lows
The four story store and lot of ground No. 81
Broad street containing - feet front, II feet rear,
and l07 feet deep, sold for. s 800
Also, the four story brick store and lot, No. ST. of
the same dimensions, sold for ............. 37lO
Two lots of ground on the 9Th Avenue at Harlem,
one containing acres rood, and the other acres
l6 perches, sold for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
Ashes-Thc sales consist of about $50 barrels Of Pots
s. 2 and few small parcels at trihe less Cotton
About 500 bales taken yesterday prices rather in
favor OF the buyer Flour is rather in demand to-
day at yesterdays prices. We quote Canal at Sc 3li
The following have been the receipts Of produce in this
city SINCE he nncnnO of the canals
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brighton Cattle Mnrltet.

Monday, May 23-At market 300 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs
Working Oxen % Cows and Calves 200 Sheep and $50
Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Sales quick, and last week.
prices fully sustained. We quote correspond.
few at 600 First quality $3.50 49, second quail
ity 80 third quality S4,75 a $50
Working Oxen--Sales at $76 $50, Sss S92 and sos.
Cows and Calves-sales at $40, rs, 80, IS and as
Sheep-Saes not made public
Swne-Lots to pedde at 3lc for Sows and 4ic for Bar
rows large barrows BIC. At retail from to SIC
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From the Philaieluhia Public LedcerJ
CARD.-TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.-We, thu
- undersigned, passengers on board the CANAL BOAT
OHIO Captain James Scott, of the Reliance Portable Boat
Line from Piiisburg TO Phade rha, feel it duty to re.
commend this line of boats the travelling public large
East West there tr,nshpment OF goods baggage
between Pthurg and Phadelh, Another adv autage arises
from the ict that the Captain and with whom you start
remain with throughout the whole route. We made the
passage from Ptsburg this place five days and take plea.
recording the fact hr with hinks for the kind
treatment received from the Captain during the passage
Willam Boyer, Harrsbuv,-pa.
William Westhcfsr, Cumheh Rand County Pa
Simon Wesihcfer do do
Jacob Grcsh, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oliver Brown, Pttfeld, Mass.
Lewis Jourdsin. Lenceborough, Mass.
Dustin Lsncy, Boston, Mass
James Spicer do do
j. w Mitchell, Cincinnati, Ohio
George Edwards, philadelphia, Pa,
NJ. +, Snow, Gardiner. Maine.
John Backerdke Old England.
Peter Spcer, SUSSEX County, Delaware.
NJ Bane {. e. Illinois.
I. +. G. Kedemann, do
Arthur b. Wright, New Brunswick NJ.
Guy Hancock. Waterford, Mass.
Rebecca Burlend, Illinois.
f.. J. Heyer, Jacksonville Morgan Co. Illinois
Heuy Spcer Shebvville Shelby County, Mo.
Mis- s R + g. Heyer' Jacksonville Ill ILL.,
Miss j. L. Heyer, do do
Elizabeth Hughes, Steubenvie, Ohio
Miss Catharine Hughes. do do
Thomas Tidbal, Phadephs Pa
Office, No. !. Washington street. n. Y.
ii. SHOOK, Agent.
NB-Depo in Philadelphia is in Market street, between
Ninth and Tenth
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure of the Atlantic steamer,
Packets TO Arrive,

FROM LIVERPOOL.
She Held, Allen, May 2
y. America, Lowbcr, NAV :
a, FROM PORTSMOUTH,.
Mediator, Channprin, Mar. 81
wellington. Chadwick, April /
FROM HAvRr.
Francois !, Ainsworth, Nav 1
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, May 27-The performances commence
THE MAID Or sAxoNY
Sophia Mansfield, Ms I,. e c. Z. Horn.
To conclude with
ota W., DEAF AS POST.
o'' A'''n' s,i Bellamy Trist1am Sn,pp; Williams
n,, oeh al se'sn--perormances will halt
boxes Witt, 50 eens-Gaery, rs cents
n CHATHAM THEATRE.
Re-Ensagement ofMr FORREST positively for Six Night.
ihi' h'hNiN'' May H-The performance will com
MACBETH
Macbeth, Forrest Macdud U;eId
Bsnquo Scott Duncan Aniapsnn
Lady Macbeth MIS- Blake '"
u To conclude with
TOM AND JERRY.
Bob Logic, Scott Jimmv Greene Stevens
'O""'a" on, u iieiu Jerry ltwrhorn Kirby
Doors will open in future at quarter past O'clock and the
Dress circle IS cents-Boxes, 50-P 23Pdvae Boxes SC
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, May 27.-The performances will
cro.t., TWELVE MONTHS
May, Timm
After which
nam npaTI, Mitchell Mr. Ritter Homeastle
DahD11ioIous' Graham De Monso, Baker
Nj, Ritter, ' Singleton
a, The RENDEZVOUS.
Rose, 'e"''0" '''"0" Mrs. Timm. ''ana"
Dress Circle 50 cents-Upper Boxes Is cenls-Pt is-Pn.
ban, 9O, WIN IN future open at and the Curtain will rise
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MEDICAL WARNING.-"S alus poTeci suprema lex.'-
W Among the sufferers from the Affections
heir TO- claim indeed deserve the of the
good citizen than those who sedoomed suffer the
penalty Of their own ndiscreton With of such it
fortunately necessary their msornes the
cognzence of even those who, from either affection interest
might oher their coincidence or their advice.
It's while thus influenced thus deluded that thousands
nuay either the foundation of vigorous constitutions
seek IN The shelter of pmaureo III III truth be said
seli-sought final retreat from their surngs their
wards the production OF such fatal effects distrus daily
strengthen ng IN the public mind of the medical capacity
pidy oil those sheltered by diploma degree appe
hrnon that their Interested rawlings the subject of sdvcr-
used possibility, be less
from the truth than they themselves.
Many physicians of their profession have
true ulnnaned themselves of prejudice and honestly
the rescue of suffering and pundeed humanity by owning
merit and recommending the efficacy of the Hunters Red Drop
The acenng beyond compare all discovery of oden
modern time, and the other the only safe ground Of hope
those whose dccacy health salutsry-s
bcnien-its never failing aid
The cedened daily demand for Hunters Red DION
CALLING, because the notorious known o it, in
terested detaotors would does sneak than vounes
true, II not ushered notice BY NJ d. D. d. LII d. &c.
&c other clarap aud unmeanng alphabetical coaduto
u Is nsheIed not notice bat recollection, by
ailowerui claims To that notice and the of
enlightened and metrewardng public With solemnity
with truth II Is finally repeated that Philanthropy and dol
lars and centhumanity not seneret the sole ground
oil tins appeal 70 the common oil discerning public The
only place in New York where this medicine be obtained
IS No Division street Chsthom Square Boston No
North SQUARE; No Maiden Lane Albany II Exchange
Buffalo. 81 per vial, which warranted, in all
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Packets TO Depart,

FOR LIVERPOOL
S. America, Bailey, June /
FoR PORTSMOUTH.
Me liator, Chafnpiin, June |
Wellington, Chadwick, June 10
ron HAyRE.
ST Nicolas, Pell, June !
Duchesse dOrleans, June @
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
sHEHIrf's 0rrcr, Cry H1LL}
in the Gy acsS s c New Yoke se The 5 Mas s
T o New S ss sseas to % f and GS
70 Common Schools passed April O. 1872" The first
Their shall b elected in each of the wards Of the City
3 6Ss .%O cSoo & be gses Rs
ballot Especial election be held on the first MONDAY Of
sd - sG'S for ch .ss
sw sf @ a now s
VEN I, The Charter Elections ION, n n. said city"
net endorsed Is CS s. HaT ss ssS
M THE S SssS
and inmedstsly stays the further in
sa:,fa Where hrnia sys here
cure Although sS pi. produce 1 ca
KN0WM EFFECT that a., s Ne i not % PROSTATE the body
mova OF ne cause Of weakness the morbid the v,iaed hu
"o'' from the blood AssIsT F' SxT ATtTRif'e they merely
to throw ogt the Of sekne. from the body and they
M G Of S2a sr a 70 " h wiGn in
Of tois rSrrorIoS pEsrRoyrSc, DISEASE ME
The ppoTaace Of Bandrets Pill, for seamen and traveller.
is p therefor ere ore se.evidsnt; IN.
sickness might we not prevent Colds Bilious aase"n S a
a Scarlet and Fever. Of all kinds would be unknown, BIZ
FILLS be at once sent for that the Remedy be
TO BE REMEMBERED
That Brsndreth Pills have stood seven years test in the
United States.
That they vegetable and innocent medicine, yet all
powerful for the removal of disease whether chronic
infections Otherwise.
That they purify the blood and stay yhe further progress
disease III the human body.
Ta many where The dreadful avages of liberation
had laid bare gament and bone and where all appearance
human could life, have patients by the
these pills been restored good health the dcvounng disease
having been completely eradicatcd.
That each of the genuine has upon it THREE COPY.
RIGHT LABELS.
That each label has signatures of Dr. Benjamin Brand
reth upon II.
That there must be upon each box three signatures thus
BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
And three signatures thus
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH.
Besides labels full Of small printing in red NIX
there being the labels nearly three hundred
BENJAMIN Brandreths Pills
The BRANDRETH PILLS are sold at IS cents per box
Dr. Brandrcths principal office, No 2i1 Broadway be-
Park Place and Murray also his Offices
Bowery 1907 Hudson street. Canal and us Second
| street, New York. m27 ice
NOTICE-The Office for FRANCIS PATENT LIFE
~ BOAT is removed from ll2 TO IL Broadway. In2i mr