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ksffNSAEED Im sTFEET and

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
wi 40 Midwife ohen her professional services the ladies
Of ths city country. The anatomical and physiological
which distinguish female from the male
pose her diseases and functions. altogether her
Mary these diseases exceedingly complicated and OBJ
scare requiring knowledge Of the female
treat them with success
Madame Costello having had long experience and surprsns
the Of diseases incidental TO her
prsss ladies the point OF confinement those suens
from suppression. SC that she will be
happy afford comfortable home her residence
they always have the best dica and the
msronlv and nursing II preferred will wait or
pd stteod them At their houses until perfectly recovered
Msdsme G. particularly begs impress the minds OF the
se,eate that abe efestes personally IN every case 30 'h
hesitation or dread need never be spprehended. -,
~ B.-hsdsms Costello wsuld inform ladies' residing CUT OF
e ety. whose health would admit oftravellng tat ~
~oud devote rdsnce them IN any p'o
TIC United States WITHIN reasonable distance ;.r.vd
Madame O. can be consulted her residence
street At ali mes regard 70 me wlsne
her parents and letters must DC
nh ina
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BELMONT HOUSE. NEW BRIGHTON.


Hs subscriber bsss leave aiorm ~ fspds asd the Pub
ie ths w. has he above well Known house, which
hss hesn ooaChy reHsd AID pauisd the best
swy aspshsd Throughout asi VII b opened on s hrs Of
Ths fosse d~shsIy asassrd immediately opposite The
stesrNess landing sd from pals eopmssdss ss~
~. a.. .ss s'H 70 by sss smeos Sn 81 ~
esfns assdh-s b.sa,,fs srsss walks sBa eoa,e
' &c.. a. s ss' ssS sss s ne - y: r.
proIr,stsf 81 n. fasen VIA renewed
p 49, 20 .s 70 'sss. ns sss,s ,.,,ssss
- GEORGE rIERIs.
Nsw Bsiesro~. Arrl ~. lssI ,ssuf
A wOnD wtrHtOu, fAisLADfs-yosria. a., ID CON
fofn,.hfs you -i ~ nsariynsy ldobt ffo~p only
sgsss - tfaihyes Nd ~ nesny bald What DO
Bsa O fhoushs 90 Voc msshi as -,i 70 much sus.
thsf hair ia tsndT sumuist.s prepsny Will the
oftae d,rnaai vessels ~ s scslp nc p-pirsten
% hsshf STATE ~ The hair ~i as.io crude
freely Iron e AID ~ihto three nenth oil have
BE -~esd susrsnasd ~ essE s bead Il the tyrsns
a sYseuss, Yfses az ne Tag impsodas over thos-
sands ss ssps 81 Censsspsoe The hard sv eopss hs
sssIsd h.ns ne Pt.'ss..sgv ssh he ds.ess ehs.s
~ adsf Yea ons % lsspsfdy. Ia
nay be that bsf ns isit eAeoss bssvesn hfs
and des h. Hssasis mom~nf-fy thst resass
% sssdy ygui i'ns tAess trssefi ulcers. tha
~ hssl hsve tsadf formed here your
eurs e.rt.n Thi lssssssss asa,e,ns h.s ss.sr bees
ron psY myoa aoubt esa me mails of tho
has wrought and uyeu si ssepca 70 "a en-
cay. Yea mas. b. lefe 'beisduloas nsn lhosas-
nincsfye sals.m s.d ~hossals ssd rst. by the
aseuts A Sands Dfusssts. No - taiton corner
81 Gold, n E.st Broadway 10 brosd-sy. n il-sussf
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rks r S;s%s j. sir sAAc
1a.. Mr " nsni, IL Inc wandering 'e" i'''' A"''0'-
Ssr e vi. . Sn s
Pas.. Of kG%.,.,en-pfs. Circle % ns:, Second ..a
before s eeet s,. si..i D00" '0''
AMERICAN TMEATRE, WALNUT ST,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUsHMAN.
THIS EyEylNo Nav a1s' M sif's &c performed MAN
viii The s FIN s. e. Elastic Cord TO
ONLY TWO MORE EXHIBITIONS.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
UNFRtf aasHT sov hIrstcr ON
MEsskss.. RAJ RsAYMMoSD wERKs 90. VII scs;iu.s
yo, ami caravans; s'@s ~h Hen p;
ANY,
opsn Gcm "a clock A NJ, from s. and Gom ~
ASm.nce Is cents. children ,nder 10 year. ,ax cont.
Thepercrmaaee ofieH Diesbach in the encounter with
ss s snS IL Is &. Ind S1a s
s ss sca hes. :s'Ss's s"s a
;sd,is. hi' o'Ss {. ;1'
MILITARY GARDEN, BROOKLYN.
YA AM !. Mxt Il. i gESsy1T:
FRS, time in Brooklyn Il Selection. from the celebrated
oF ssisSf M NGTjSy :, n BOY.
NEW pIALoa ySdrss,-
WV NJ. 'IS$if H4ssGa ssi4Ga,rs. ....
brilliant fashionable audiences in the principal cities Of
each. be had Garden sHy Doc" open
I'm (: Sss5 1:s::s
and lie 6. .hmen. Of the choices, kind may be had
TENFoLD ATTRACTIoNs-OvERFL Sue
for week S.sT Of The SAM .pe,
attraction s;h :ysi, f?s'fi including
m-wEiGHs ONLY Is PoTNDs i 20
1 1,: aiS ;,Sii /! SEN S:s.'l
The Living Sea Dog and the My:teou. 0p;sv G and
to u. Whole cent" Gdsn "nd. 'sn
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUS &UH
HAT4kAcT eSk WI
NOTHING CAN EQUALIr
S'SSi Mr. H. ybG GRsS;Ei!i 4: S Sy s:l'
'S Mn A A. sae shs naei admired sons..
MIS- RM9fna &. q: e,sssG 1ss Singer.
Master Henry only six ofsge most wonderful child.
- Enormous Serpent. Large Sea Dog. Meodeon siamess
y Afternoon entertainments Saturday O'Clock.
Performances the Lecture Room o'clock
CASTLE GARDEN
IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
RssS * ne
With large ..S.p S ., q
tie som%anang view IF the WHOLE Bs! the NsI,ow. &C.
PK06EAMME OF Mr. SsK0g9Hs CUNCERr, a,
,,,s rD,u 5EfrHnSMI Ems.
MRS. 'S S''i TX Ssss$'s
sss::S s T.y; Ny II: &c;
sonso N w R;sssHs, THE TRUE HEART nL..
This exquisite Ballad written BY Mrs Cornwall Baron
My h:y III from high is
I.tano oss LIES DESERT; pilgrim foIlorn; ...-
$S.s S:;;1
4: ss' ~ % %;y
Il: sI . %s ii: ss s s:o."S i. @
ss III G &: hope 90 decay
The fold love Of woman will meier pass away.
Ballad-Mrs Loder, Mmy long years navel ,v
Baae sonSo..a b s cl... Life in the w''d'
D'eISy. "a nourt The a. a
ROMANCE Written y %A s. Aa% %cn a.s A' Shark"
Sui Sui 9E :"s . Hs:
And he looked e rp a. the he He Heaven
The :h.I. !h,, fowsS in our lee
Han 'eG to ~" s a
And ne lookedke grim warrior Just up from death
S,dnIS be " .ss%ys Wife
8, 10 or la'soo dollars.
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PART ii.
Ballad-Mr Brough. He led her to the Altar, -
Ms song, first time, - DugEaa
Maeders beautiful Ballad oil the 'Unwiing
Bnde"
He led her TO the altar but the bride his chosen,
He led her with hand cold tho its pulse had frozen:
Flowers crushed beneath his tread,
A giided dome DER him,
But his brow damp and his lips were cold
As the marble steps before him
Scotch Bsllad-Mn Loder Aud Robin Gray.
THE BLOOD HOUND-Mr. Broush.
By Barry Cornwall
The posrophe Of the Hunter his avore Hound upon
the conn ulsory CT auge OF location.
Come Herod my hsund from the strangers lar,
Old friend must wander the world once more
For one liveth o welcome us bsck.
20 come, let a speed on our fated tack"
What mat' the region, what matter the weather,
so you aud I travel till death together.
And in death. I, why cen there still may be bound
by the side Of my beautiful black blood hound.
song-Miss Taylor.
Baliad-Mr Brough, Fishers Wife. This thrill
ing ballad IL taken from Mrs Halls sto'
RES Of the Irish Peasantry.
Ballad-MD Loder.
song-Nr Broush, As { view, from somnambula, Beni
Blu flo sons-The Monks Of old Mr. Brcugh;
Mrs Lodsr Miss Mary Taylor and MIR Brown will sing
several favorire Ballads and Songs.
Conductor, Mr. q Loder.
Tickets Fifty Cert,-To be had of Mr. BrouRh the Aspr
House the various Music Sores and the door the Apollo
the evening of the Concert.
Concert to commence at o'clock. mA ner
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PHOENIX HOTEL. UOBOKEN

THE sahse,bsr, orashv Of the washington Houe, Hobo
zen fully informs h.y fn~ad and the paSlc that
h hes thsn he sbese named Hotel snd ns~iy furnished the
and hat fBr the Of
srrasns tfausisst board 10 pleas tnly stasted
within misu;ss wak from the ferry. ~hsrv h- boats
even IL 10 suicnlsriy desirable
fdDcr snabne atteDd % the business IN the
with tsrrllty q " thev resided there.
Tie lErder " b. vsl furnished effort made for
The comfort and u these PERSONS may favor
m ia % aHs NJ swEENY.
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FRENCH BRIG oTBILIA-Dsbt. which may be con.
uacd by the crew. will not be psdby the Castain the
pAcKEr sIIip sHERID AN for LiveTpooi-Pa,,enge-
by hn,hr will ease be on board the ste mboat Hercules
Letter bag. vii close GFpns and H,le,. News Ro m,.
nv A. NJ which place. only letters will be received
SuBTERaANkA.,Ns ATIES Nd. member. % he
,.nsan pemc-rscY qlesed attend meeting At Duon
s.Ih Ware II ~, ., @edae,d.y Evening MAY a,th ia,.
T d. Usd ss. oI on S ss sen
' 70 ~" sl si fisc w x 1sls, Chairman
THOs. MsPEDON, secretsy ma Ito
mssPs Win ., 9d ~ ThpIa;y
Cana sweet i1. BosdSy est sd, r f ss Of
Yo 70 S II. North A@sa "a p Ps lSs and
s t Go ssg1w; dc 's.ss by s w,S6s
Ms-d.pel and Albert Bnb.oe viii adde's. meeting. and
eseS, invs%esi q ps heah .Sas.ioa
he P nssd % s.sS e s,, 'ss a.
BY f S' rd'' Of x Sl AT ser Th'
REMoyED.-wILsoN G hUSTs 60. have removed
io% =. sasr Of ss and P' Streets to Mo- So
70 6borss o. VIM y an "Gssa 's clsn
''G% ; S lead to his recovery csr1tJ% IVA
n MS$y hvRsiS' May sss' ! he AFSEfd
-, M S. o. L S and 5 MAssET; rpep.l: Of
ton Of ry Intelectusi and Muiea Esteranmen, at
which the Gentlemen forming the advanced class Of TIE Inst
tue, have Kindly consented 20 assist
Ire pcrfo nnance viii eomm.pee vuhs
LECTURE ON MUSIC!
Which will be delivered nv Mr.. Lod-r with Musical II
usIstions by the Class ard smntn; ffofes sona Tneut
During the Lecture will be the following compo-
iitions
Greek Ode, by Pnd.r.
nosne the Brave, composed in the time Of Charlie
. Ballad written by ihIbut, King OF Navarro. celebrated
Musician OF his day. performed with the original nstume
To conclude with Grand Vocal and Iasuum.ntsi
CONCERT!
80 In which Mrs y. Loder. Mr. RAYMOND. Mr. Masssu.
Messs Mysgnh Vo,onceo; Derw,rt, Guitar; and Mnk,,
No'iniN-will appear: together, with the
Gentle men Of the New York Vocal Institute
Tickets Fifty Cenls-To be had Of Me,,r Loder end Ms
seit the Rooms OF tbs lns Lyceum 500 Broadway
IN, Music Stores and a, the Apollo Rooms III. night
rn2Ia 4
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rRENCH CARCEL LAMPS, Candelabres, Lustres Dc.
The subscribers have Just opened splendid assortment
these goods together with Of other articles in N
line, Of entirely styles An inspection Of them invited
Depot Of Mechanical Lamps 40 John street,
A. DlACON Z. ID. SAXTON,
ma im"rc Agents.
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesdav. Nav 23-0 II. m.


The operations at the board large to-day, and
prices in advance. New York State SIS, Of 1855, roe
per cent; Illinois 6s per cent; Kentucky O., I. Ono
6 per cents New York State 5's rose per cents Long
Island r. r. rose per cent: Canton, 2t MOHAWK u
Ohio Life and Trust, 2per cent.
At the new board the sales wei large the same ge'
neral features as those at the old board
The general feeling certainly one Of enterprise The
movement of nois has fixed attention Of capitalists
and every thing tends to favorable result.
We remarked yesterday that II was stated that the Me
chanics Banking Association had found its $4,000 Of mis-
sing specie is not the The false statement
mated Indirectly from the bank. The investigating
committee were in session until late in the evening. had
sent round all the banks and found the balances
There many deficits likely to be discovered be-
fore that money is found
The business of the Western Railroad for the week
ending May IS, this year and last, follows -
BUSINESS OF THE WEsrKRN RAIL ROAD
p.nu,. May o lsia May is''' i"e ,o d''
Freight, &c 1867 7W2 1909
Total, 500 l23l3 2.S07
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MADAME COSTELLO.

CEMALE PERIODICAL PILLs70uMsntssd IN every
.guaT from colds other causes Their certainty Of
eo. has long acknowledged by the medical r,osson.
nd that useessly tried boasted feme
les Care sometimes necessary their though thsy
contain no medicine detrimental the Adde's
siyen gratis all those who the Pills. by Madame Cos
teo Lspenard where the Pills sold genuine. Pnes
psrho m m spc
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Ship Probus, Sumner, Boston, w Wetmore-Brg, Chas
HAMMOND Talbot Georgetown BrcttS vose; Beulsh. MeI
Demiil; Wright. Cutts st Thomas, Brett vose-Sch
Janus Smith, Nils Wilmington, Ogden; Surgess
ker, Alexandria, Sturgess K Chairman.
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BARRY's WIGS AND sCALPs.

q. BARRY, ARTIST In Hair. from LoDdon.-The real
"a Head Of Hair III stand above AL Others
Their peculiar hight and ventating
bel shaped erscy tn. hair elasticity
and their Material aud kmsnshp we'll
style Of flash aud all combine form s,ch per-
set heads OF har that they be- to be fuly
ciated.
of the fWig Making taught in five les
See Of bsrys igs and scaps which will
satisfy fsdous that he the and cheapest
her IN the e,y-s Broadway Of Liberty mp
stairs. mia Nv inssec
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WARD
VI ROBE-0-ntemen families desircus OF converting
Their lett OF wearing apparel into cash. obtain for he
III. hughes cAsh price
Te fam'e. .ua gentleman quitting the cit, or changing
redence having any s,pcfuous effects dspose Of, will
end much their send for TIE snbs rber who
viii attend them s their real ience by sppolaimen
H. LEVEcT,
No. lat Va iek street. New York
line thsourh the Post Once. otherwise viii receive
prnsnrf sffenron- MO Inn
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foH LivEkPO0LUT9 'r, a,ih W,,gs, Iy

Ekk FOR LIVERPOOL-To SAL 9th ins'ant-The
N3\, first class saing ship He b. Captain Wright, wi
be sssr atched above. Her accommodations for I'd
cabin superior 10 OF the packet ships and
the will be the lowest seerage rates; IS only IL
med number passengers be TAKEN those wishing TO
Der h, will require make early application board the
ship. pier " East River orr ,.,n,
81 South street.
~ B-Pax.sge from Great Britain and iceland, all
times be secured by regular line sailing weekly
drafts furnished FOR amonnt payable
At 81 the principal throughout the Unitedkpgdom
.noltesfon a. above. ma
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FIRE WORKS.
ISAAC EDGE JR. PYROTECHNIsT

THE extensive varied, and brilliant conditional Fire
Works manufactured in hi, other
now for delivery the lowest lots
ees aud paes for the celebration OF Fourth Of July the
United States Laboratory, Jersey City.
OIdep left with w Holbeten IS MAIDEN Lane or az
Niblo's Garden will receive immediate attention.
Goods delivered th- city free Of expense.
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GRAND SACRED CON

GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
THE Choir of the Second congregational Free Church;
IL corner Of Chgy,tle snt Delaney street, I'll tts.
embracing choice selection o Solos, Duets Chorne" Sc'
several Of which ne W to New YORK audience
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, (whosc vocM powen
hive Of wonder and admiration TO All VINO nave
heard them) to sing ever Oh tne most
poruar and pleasing pieces during the evening , ,.,.I
Doors o'clock Conrpsi. 90 Cb,,hsnn 49,,
sa p,ine .ee, corner Marion snd h, doors the
y vr , ~ re Cnnc.,t Price Is cts each mAnsk
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WANTED-By-a competent renon 10 1istrIbate cards.
ma
WANTED-A singer in the Cho Of Protestant Up sec
raj Chuch IN this take the contrato parts The
sppcant must be proficient music. and able to sing her
Please address A H. Office OF the Courier Enquirer
MUSIC wANTED-A BuQier, Drummer and Filter, for the
~ ca states ship Saratoga, apply i'm ediatey nj the
Naval Rendezvous Water ST. m2o 6tsr
R0ARDl LG-Agentema and his wife be accommo.
dated with gentee board commoio and well ventilated
room win pantry, IN the pleasantly uated house NO. fb
Fear, between Mad son and Chathamss.
Also lew single gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleasant rom on moderate Cal and see. m2l6ter
HANDyOME AfARrMENTS, in Houston street. near
broaowsy To- let TO gentlemen with breakfast and tea or
uil board required References required Enquire at the
bar Npos Carden or at the house, All Houston street.
TO HOTEL KEEPERs, STEAMBOAT PROPR!E
4 Ok and Places of Public Amusement. &c.-JAMES
o. MuFFE Prince street, New York, ,Du aciures a.
article Of Sheet Brass suitable for whic
he ofs for lie cheap lie finishes and puts them
superior itye, at the shortest notice, the most
sonabie terms. m23 lmsr
SALT WATER BATH-The subscriber informs the pub
~ lie and his friends that his and complete Bath for la
dies and gentlemen has taken her station for the at
old situation sonth of Castle G,rden Bridge and
tIucted that hne stream OF through
moment with the tide. He invites all ard for
themselves. J. RABINEAU.
0m23 2tissr
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Az. NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACK sTs-Pseket
N6Y\ 23h Nav TIL. splendid fast sailing Packet Ship
49,, SHERIDAN, Capt. Depcysrer will sail positively
above her regular day The ships OF this line are an 1900
burhsn and and for cabin
second eabib and seerare passenge IL is welknown are
superior other line Of packets Those wishing
behs should fail make early application board or
WIZ. T. TAPSCOTT,
m2ssc ii3 Peck Slip. corner South street.
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NEW YORK e & BOSTON
SOirNn On ut

OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot. o. takes charge s master Al
ple OF vessels bound New Bedford, Nantucket Shoal
Boston Porsmouh Portland, X eunebeck, apdOTHER PORT
Of New FORK. Office at FRYE Shawl Az Water stree
corner Beekman Reference number OF Merehant m
the several Insurance Companies in this Boston,
Portland mi fmisy
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ENGLISH COAL-25O superior Quality r., glisn
IL Coal, board SIR Edward Hamilton, for sale by
Woodruff Il MNTURNs,
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~ FOR LONDON-Regular Packet of the LIST
MO June The splendid well known fast sailing packet
lively e,l az above her regular day
This shp has splendid for cabin second
bp and persons wishing berhs
should fail to make early application board or to
w. ~. T TAPSCOTT.
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1B.ru May TAR James McCebb, Bachelor, NYorh
PoRrLANp, MAY l9-Au Orb, Caleb, Natankm; H,zud
Drink water do; Londa Kelly, Fredericksburg, Va; Eliza
Sawyer Bait; goth, Champaign, Ku sman Havana.
NEw BEDFORD, May 2o-Ar Republic sowle, NYork; 2lst
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO'S.~
FIFTH NIGHT Ov THE
FIR ENCH COM PANY,
FROM THE NEW ORLEANS THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY,, May 9Th, 1913.
Ih- entertainments will with the Oyertur. IN
Lanlas herod.
To BE- followed By v sudevie OF
NOlROUD TT COMPA0NIE.
By Mepu Bayard aud Devorne.
DISTRIBUTION.
BONN, M Matthew
,ltnehet, Oternon
Ntctor Richer
Nine Blsnchet. Nfme Al. tbi,u
d. Juh,ue Mseiie AmeIie
~ N'"' "'' WIN new connie Scrlbe tho
Nu.te nv ~ ,nisson, called
LA PERRUC HE. on
LIZ POK1EUh O,E4U
DisrRfBUrtoN.
Bsgnolst MI.Conx,
lie Msrqus, Ms,b;.n
I'm Dsasstilue. Ch.G,rv
M'me de Marnou. M'sslle LAGER
Corslirc, Nine lie Court
The entrance 10 the Orerltc Saloon will on Bcosdw.v
until opening Of the OardeH which will take place about
the first OF June
Pc formsnce Z, com mence at half past.
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nP.nons afflicted with this distressing desse. are
informed fhet
OLIVER HALsTED, HIS resumed the prseiics-
Since pubca Of his book he made additional
induce him believe, that he
the obstinate AID Iveteae matter OF long
standing.
He has assocised with him DR. H. BOsTWlCK Of tins city
whose -dica and surgical Attachments duty
Ivy the public IS Chambers street. al House Of Broadway
MA 6rssr
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-06
VMSWWIlUS Y0wND-aYs

vHNliE subscriber has erected a foundry at Yesu-
yius Furnace for the double purpose of making
all articles usually executed at foundres, and of
manufacturing the Livingston county PIow. This
plow was first used in the county of Rockbridge
but little more than one year ago since then,
many of our most intelligent farmers who have
had an opportunity of testing it, have given the
strongest testimony of its value as a cheap, eff
cient, and strong arlice--indeed it is believed
that all without single exception, who have
purchased and tried this plow during the past
year, have been highly pleased with its operation,
and have been generally convinced that it will
soon supercede all others now in use. The pat
terms which the subscriber now has, were made
BY the Palentee during the past year, expressly
for the State of Virginia and are believed to be
an Improvement upon the form Of his first pattern
particularly in having stronger turning power.
The old patterns for the paints and slides of this
plow, and all the patterns for the self. sharpening
plow, are at this foundry also complete set
of patterns for. the Threshing Machine HoRsE
Power formerly madeby Mr.. Bradley. Allkinds
OF iron turning neatly executed. The foundry
VIII be under the management of MIR Schuyl Ter
bradley, whose reputation a moulder is a suffi-
cient guaranty that all jobs will be neatly eXecu-
ted. In asking share of the public patronage
tor this foundry, the subscriber relies entirely upon
these facts, that all his TASKS q of his patterns
are new that his materials and workmen are the
very best in the valley; and that he is determined
to spare expense to make ii in all respects such
an establishment as will meet the wants of this
community. MATTHEW BRYAN
March %, lS13.-l2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-06
Office of Commissioner in Bankruptcy
for Jefferson cnuntN lime %


! Notice to the Creditors of the following bank
rupts to prove their debts before me at my office
in Charlestown on the several days named, when
and where the said bankrupts are required TO at
tend.
Debts VS. John Everhart, on the 10Th and Goth of
July next.
Debts VS. Henry Racob on the 10Th and Goth of
July next.
Debts VS.. Henry Licklider, on the 10Th and Goth
of July next.
Debts VS. Henry Staub, on the 10Th and Goth of
July next.
Debts VS. George Reynolds, on the 10Th and Goth
of July next.
Debts VS. Jacob w Reynolds on the 10th and goth
of July next.
Debts VS. John Il Cookus, on the 2lst and 22nd of
July next.
Debtsvs Isaac Carter, on the 2lst and 22nd OF
July next.
Debts VS. Bushrod S. Pine, on the 2lst and 22nd
Of July next.
Debts VS.. John Hyatt, on the 2lst and 22nd of
July next.
Debts VS. VIM. Russell, on tie els, and 22nd of
July next.
Debts VS. VIM. Kirby, on the 2Ist and 22nd of
July next.
Debts VS. VIM. Kemp, on the 2lst and 22nd of
July next.
Debts VS. Daniel Snyder, on the 24,h and 25th of
! July next.
EDW. T.. COOKE, Comr.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-06
a T. r E NTfoM MER S
WOOL CARDING, sc.

'HSllE subscriber having thoroughly repaired his
II Carding Machine, and furnished 1t with New
CARDS, would respectfully inform the public that
he is prepared to do work in superior style, and
as he will give it his personal attention, he fatters
himself that he cannot fail to please all those who
favor him with their custom.
The subscriber would also call the attention of
the public to his FIGURING and Chopping Mill, as
he intends TO make some Improvements in the
machinery of his mill he soIicits the custom Of
Farmers in the neighbourhood of Stanton, and
hopes they will find it to their interest TO patron
ize him.
Grain Of all kinds, Wool and Flaxseed, will be
taken in payment FOR wool carding, if delivered
during the season. ISAAC FISHER
n. b. Wool will be received by the following
named gentlemen, and when carded will be re-
turned 20 the same places.
At the Store OF Mr.. VIM. Craig, Messrs. Kyle
e. Taylor, Mr.. ID. Kerr, and J. f. Patterson.
Stanton, May %, 1Si3-1Ot