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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-09
GROCERIES.
.V'eaU y CNeND Goods

.V'e2U y CHEAP Goods
VUNHE subscribers have just received their
l. SPRING SUPPLY OF GOODS to which
they respectfully invite The attention of their
toners. and others seeking good bargains. In
their stock may be found the following, viz:
7.8 Twill Osnaourg; 3 4, 70 and "A plain do;
ga 10 A and Sd Bro. Muslins;
70 4 4 and sd Bleached Sheeting;
Penitentiary Cottons; Plaid do;
Apron Checks; Domestic Ginghams:
Pittsburg Cords; Blue Twilled Cotton;
Bed Tickings No. and Burlaps Linen;
also, a great variety of gentIemen's Summer
Clothing, viz:
Blk. Summer Clo,h Blk. Alburtne;
Plain and Fancy Linen Drillings;
Brown Irish Lnens
Plain and fancy Gamboons;
Waterproof Tweed Cassimers;
Iowa Cloth a new article;
Avondale Nankeens; Victoria Stripes
Fancy Silk vestns; London WeIting do;
For The Ladies.
Prints Of every price and ,uality;
Mousne De Lains;
Sindiors, a article for Ladies Dresses;
Organdy Muslins; Scotch Lawns;
Earlston Ginghems; Blk and Blue Blk. Silks
Bonnet Caps; and Ribbons;
Edgngs, lnseitings-a great variety;
Thread do;
AsAburton Lace; Lace Muslins, Jaconeti do;
Bard Cambrck. plain do;
Figured aud plain Swiss.
Also, general assortment Of Groceries, Hard-
pare Qeenspare. Uoodenpare, Hats, Shoes,
Boots, DC, &c, which they determined TO
sell short profits; and respectfully ask call
from oil persons the "look out" for New and
Cheap Goods. LIkENS g. CAMPBELL.
April 4
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-09
RENTING OF PEWS.

The Vestry Of Norbo,ne Parish have determlneo
10 rent limited numbsr Of the pews IN IHnlty
Church in Martinsoutg- The Committee a2poin-
ted for the purpose will attend at the Church on
Saturday, The llh dag Of May when and where
persons wishing pews viii please attend.
HARRISON WAITE,
EDWARD COLSTON,
JOHN 5. HARRISON.
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
Committee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-09
American.

.1Ssxs
rHNO our large and beautiful assortment Of Bl'k
u Blue-Blk, and Fancy Colored CLOTHS and
CASSIMERS, we have added large stock of
!Se0SOnNbIe DOaneSticS,
such as
Coitonades. Cotton Dills,
Colored, Fancy, and Plain Satteens,
Stormanis, Mole Skim Mexican Mi xure,
Cold Jeans, Kentucky Jeans,
Domes. Tweeds, Nankeens. Kremlin,
80, 26 in. and "a Brown Domes
3-4, A, Ga, 1874 Bed Domes. and Bed
Sheeting,
Cotton Osnaburg and Heavy Drills,
Tickings, Table Diaper
Furniture and Pentsniiary Plaids,
Apron Checks, Domes. GInghams,
A Domes. Chintz.
Also, Prints of every price and quality, togeth.
er with great variery of Fancy Articles.
April II G. & c. w. DOLL.
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n ELEGANT, JOURNAL DIES TAlLLEURS
H DE PARIS.-The subscriber receives the
above named work regularly every month, also all
Of the American and English Cords Of Fashions
and having great nunblr Of journeymen employ
ed, he will be enabled make any article Of
CLOTHING with the utmost dispatch and in any
style that may be desired. His stock OF Cloths
Cassimers, and Vestings now complete. and
comprise the richest and most beautiful assortment
he has offered to the public; they all the
latest importation, and have been obtained by much
diligence and perseverance from the celebrat-
ed importing houses in this country. tie has Sc
cured double "A extra rich velvet French
black CASHMERE CLOTH and be will assert
without fear of contradiction, that II cannot be
equalIed much less surpassed. This has been &C.
knowIedgcd by the most competent judges. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine.
The bes: work done. and good I'll always warrant
ed Thankful for the liberia patronage heretofore
received, a continuance is respectfully solicited.
DAVID MARTIN, Merchant Tailor,
lsuccessor to Geo. w. BulD
April %, '44-3w 100 Baltimore street.
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KEEP YOUR EYES ON III!
FOR BARGAINS, CALL ON
|. & |. ASH,
NEARLY OPPOSITE BOsKiS MARTINS

BDhp BObSE,
"HERE your wants sure to be satsfac-
w tonly supplied. The attention Of purehs
is directed the following low prcss of Goods
To be found constantly on hand at their store
Their stock consists Of the following articles:
Close. Body Coats from IS 10 SIG;
Frock Goats from So 10 $40;
Vests from : ,25 TO $3-worth IS;
Pants from 81 TO Sail sorts and sizes Of the
latest fashion;
Shirts from so cts to $l-wortb 81 so:
Drawers, SO cts; Bosoms, 3 ellsworth so;
Silk Crsvats from 81 I-2 to 81;
Satin Cfavats, $2-wouh So;
Hsndkerchiefs, Suspenders, Socks;
Gentlemen and Ladies Gloves from 10 l-2 to
25 ellsworth 81 l-2;
Caps; full assortment Ladies Hose, all colors
and sizes, from 90 to 81 l2 cts.
Also, Jewery, Fancy Good, Candies, Backing,
&c &c. Call and see for yourselves at l. & l..
ASHS CHEAP STORE. April IL.
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TO ALL FREE AND ACCEPTED
mi a s % NJ 81

NJ NOW YE, That Thursday, the 10th day of
EA May next, 18th been Sc apart for the Pur
pose OF holding Masonic Festival with view of
visiting a "CAVE," near Charestown in this
County, in which, it is said, our lustrous and
much lamcnted Bro. George WAsHiNGToN held
the first Lodge OF Masons West of the Blue Ridge
We the undersigned Committee, appointed at a
Convenrio of Delegates from all the Lodges in
this (I4th) District, do most cordially invite and
sincerely indulge the hope that the Brethren in
regular standing, "wheresoever dispersed" will
be present, and participate in the festivities and
ceremonies Of the day.
Place Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jefferson Coun-
ty, Virginia. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The NJ arshals will in due time, announce the
Order Of Procession, &c.
LEWIS FRY, ! Trilaminer Lodge,
JOHN f. SMITH, No. III.
ANY S CHAMBERS, 1r.,.,.,
HIRAM BOWEN. 74""''y L0"se'
6 J w. n sh sIhHtiH; LiDiag'ton Lodge.
y T. u y G raRRRt1 Charity Lodge.
J. y. A. ENrLER, ~, N.1o1o5n.
S. McELROY,
J. W. REYNOLDS, I George flashing
W. =. wIGGlNGTON, ton Lodge.
J. B. T. REED, H,xo, Lodos
G. w. CHM,
:, r rr TUN r>ENo'' Front Royal Lodge.
r. NJ. HErERlCK, 1V,.Iinn,on To5e.
J. C. SMtTHERS,
Committee Of arrangements.
Charicstown, April IS, 1914.
0JEditors of newspapers, in the States OF Flr-
gnia, Maryland Pennsylvania, add the District of
Columbia friendly to the cause are requested to
publish the above notice in their respective papers,
and obhge the COMMITTEE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-09
sEAsONABLE GOODS.

WE respectfully invite the attention Of the la
w dies 10 stock Of
Grape Mouslains, French Chniz,
Bsizarine Eawns. French Lawns,
Lace Mouslins, Fig'd Swiss,
Striped and Fig Mu--some,hing new;
Oriental Silk. Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Fillet, Mohair and Silk Gloves and Mius.
White and Bl'k Indian Rubber and Silk Cuffs,
large stock Of beautiful Lace and Edges.
French Worked Collars, Artificial Flowers,
Bonnet Caps, Fancy Crsvsis,
large stock Of Cap Nets,
New style Bonnet and Cap Trimmings,
BIN Satin Bombszines, Msncbes. Cling hams,
Gimp, Silk Buttons, Sc. &c.
For sale by g. & c. w. DOLL.
April 10
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II. o. O. II.

rRATITUDE LODGE, No "a, fndependen,
NJ OrGer Of Odd Fellows, intend having Pro-
cession in Hedgesville, Berkeley County, Va, on
Sqturday, he llA day Of May in't., and respect
fuIy invite the neishboring Lodges, and all Breth-
zen in regular standing TO be present and partci-
nate with Us in the ceremonies a the occasion.
A Address will be delivered on the occasion by
the Rev w. II. +. Barnes, Of Delaware.
The Procession will turn out at l. o'clock A. NJ
ISRAEL ROBINSON,
WILLIAM GOODWIN, Jr.
GEORGE w. ROBINSON,
JAMES M. WELSH,
SEBASTIAN ]. POISAL,
Committee Of arrangement.
May2, 1844-2s
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ez-Tbe communication signed An lrishman." y
cannot appear owing to its length, and the press
mon our columns Of other matter.
.U.zHRfEU,

On Thursday last by the Rev John A. Hening
Mr.. GEORGE F. RUTHERFoRD 10 Miss Mar Mao
D4LEFE VAsMETRE, ell Of this County.
On Monday last, by the samo. Mr. JAHgs
WHfTE to Miss HAREIET, daughter Of Alexander
Mcdonald, all Of this County.
On Wednesday, the list inst, by ths Rev j.
Chisholm, Mr.. PBtLIr EyERHAar to Miss SARAH
ASH, daughter Of Mr.. Tbos. Satieffeld
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-09
.VesU supply Of Drugs, .FFed-
icineS, Dye-StHHS, Paints,
Oils. sc. Sc.

n AM now receiving fresh supply Of the above
articles with an assortment Of Variety, sue
as Candy, Coconuts Oranges, Lemons, Rsi'ins,
Figs, Maple Sugar; with Perfumery, Hair Oils,
&c. &c. Attention OF public is invited to same,
as am determined to sell at short profits.
WIN. DORSEY, Druggist.
Nav
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Groceries y LIQUORS.

n OAF, Lump and Brown Sugars; New Orleans
IL Mossses; Rio Coffee, at various prices;
Rice, Cheese and Crackers; Imperial and Black
Teas; Dye Stuff, Spices, &c; Whale and Sperm
OILS; Superior Old Whskey; Common do Cog
nae Brandy 4th procf Common do, 4th do; n. +,
Rum; Old Port aud Madeira Wine Malaga and
Lsbin do; Just received and for sale low by.
April 25, 1874 r e. BRYARLY. Jr. 4 Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-09
Hats 81 Caps,

Comprising large assortment, which they intend
to sell cheaper than before offered.
Mems fine Beaver Hats at 50.
Mems low crowned Hats at 81 SO.
Gents. Cloth from rs cts. to ell
Glazed Caps from so to 60 I-2 cts.
And number of other articles too tedious to
mention, at l. & l.. ASH'S Cheap Store,
Nearly opposite Boak's Hotel, Martinsburg Va.
April III
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Salad Oil.

A DoZ. Salad OIL, warranted superior article,
n for sale at
Hay2 YOCNG'S.
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Vie ssrs. bryant IL Sage,

Daguerreotype Artists,
NOuLD announce TO the citizens Of Martins
w burg that they will protrsct their stay few
dsys longer, to give those who have been absent
opportunity to obtain perfect picture of them
selves and friends. All respectfully solicited
call and examine specimens.
May o. 1914"
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SPRING GOODS.
Groceries.

A FRESH supply of Groceries, such as Brown
IA Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Orleans Molasses, Rio
Coffee. Imperial and Young Hyson Tea, Rice,
English Cheese, Poland Starch, Ground Ginger
Pepper Alspice Salt Peire, Indigo, Tobacco and
Segars Writing Paper Cotton, Thread, Needles,
Pins, &c. GEO. RAENHAL.
April II
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LOT No. l97,

with i's nppurenances, lying and being in the town
of Ma,tnsbug, on German ST.
Terms of sale-C Cash.
HARRISON WAITE,
Anil 25. l844-3w Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-09
COACH MAKING
REPAIRING,

IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES.
YUyHE subscriber takes this method of informing
Il the people of Berkeley County that he has
recently moved iom Franklin County, Pa, to the
town of Martnsburg, where he intends carrying
IN the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-09

40 BUSH. CORN BEANS. for sale by
~ Deer LIKENS a. CAMPBELL.
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Coach Making Business.

Coach Waking BUSINESS.
Repairing of all kinds shall be strictly attended
to, and done at the shortest notice. New work
built according to order. Lumber always taken in
part pay for work. such as half-inch poplar, hcko-
ry, scantline, ash, plank, and white. oak spokes.
The subscriber has hand at present several
Carriages, some of which are second handed and
will sell low Others are new. Persons wishing
to purchase, are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves.
All new work built to order, shall be ensured for
one year with the exception of accidents.
The subscriber has hand Buggys and
Carriages for hire also, and solicts share of the
pubIic patronage NEIL ALLEN.
His Sbop is the last building at Burke Street.
April 25, l9f4-3w Rep 3wl
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T1'agSE Safe.

HDY virtue Of a deed of trust from John Heller
kD stay, for the benefit of Ezekiel Showers, and
duly recorded in the County Court of Berkeley the
undersigned trustee will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder before the Court House door in
Martinsburg. on Monday, the 1871 day Of May
next, LIST day Of thu County Cour,)
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-09
Cloth! CLOTH!
Ladies' Shoes.

TVNHE subscriber has Just received a fresh lot
j. OF Ladies and Misses Shoes, of the same
make that has given so much satisfaction.
April D. f. SHIPLEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-09

DALM-LEAF HASA new stock jus, ,e
II eeived and for sale by
April Linens g. CAMPBELL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

powers who surround Switzerland, and who find
arePublic in the midst OF their despotisIn 10 be
dangerous in the extreme, and a principle Of ex-
plosioa, like the match at the end of bomb.
They are said to be very busily increasing tie
discontents by their secret agents, and should
they succeed IN causing violent rupture, they
VIII then step IL under the pretence of paciica-
ton, and end with partitioning the Republic
among themselves, as they did with unfortunate
Poland. W n. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
o2n eodIv

tjhINIhR3 AND BINpEko WaREMOo-N9 lti ~.
( Nos "a and u Goi-street. New York..ApI lSi..
pFiSE-S III G4;i;RSTLY 7 REDUCED.-The" " HOE'' Prn.-
in. Pre ech 4ld Saw Maqnae9Ty N a n"1t
md the fedoctio in Of met5rI and aDof ar are .na,
l.i ralv 20 reduce prices OF eI rFes&; shu OF TIE
go - generally; Will bs seen by teif
usg.v printed Circular which they 6-g leave 70
blisnfoeat s sl under the persona! supenctea-
d. i Sichari 81 Hoe ard Ro5sTt Hoe and they sssur.
,hstauGing the great nction Ia pfices,
III ,rrI- !c:ured oy tis t.st2biishmea sh,li rsta
e g rsputsro which they have hitherto iusaiaed Il
!. ths, constant eGdeayor 20 improve the quality Of
@ IL rg-ry particular hey tieuer themselves, also tast
a oit friends will only continue taer i&voEs, out :e.
F,ers generally viii appreciate their endea7ors TO furnish
me yery best articles at barely remuneratlIg prices.
jar from . part the country 20, all articles used oJ
Printers OF Binders including Type Ink Papsr etc. viii be
sysc with creates. and promputuce and oE the
best terms.
al. prices with every attention a1d expedition.
BA sIc,ss manufactured hy this Estaoiishnnsaa'
viii oe UNPAID r. Hos Coz thai persons fron ABROAD
may rot nposed upon with articles made II ii
tatior Of theirs.
riat.s newspapers who publish this Ts
knee times before the rt OF july nez ao a XII
of their peyeI will be entitled 20 payment oI sis
Il ril- OF -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
' cry hsSHeCi!NIlg 81.
.sDr. yyfstar,s B.lsani OF Yi-ila Cherry,

is tt4 craarrs: Iaetc.l discovery OF ths d. L ets n
affections Of the u.s and liver alter fhysicas can 90 30
more Asthma o Y gears standing We VIII YAiHNi
II 70 CUFi. ~ greGty relieve.
oN-!mi:atious of this wondarfal rsr'sty; are
s1rigia, m a 1 parts tEe coan-ry called b. various
NAMES IS SyrrP OF y.Ild Ch Bal,am Of kirc1upihs
- Id Cherry les auiEe:cCs othefs uF
tu.i.= ,Ina u.le tr I'd sEf7-'
oE medicines ise merit III uo- sell them IS 2so1c y
rsr articles for tts Se,rEe sta b4isli %. y i Se
Ehe ss cG5tti4As asd - the ii.eiies -
%e,y YORK: Dexter Albany CioIa-n, NslT haTeni = "
Bull. Hartford. a. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
n--as,ooo Rs.vard.-Th..e I,hoassad Dollars

$1,000 Reyvard.-Thrse thousand Dollars
win ps a: tor the recovery aad ds!iTe' OF the contents 70
r undersigned Of b.c leather bsnktuak, and aooa-3o IN
ss ca and lsiachss ,ygith The eiGes sh.: ves iron
bound IN wood tral running along tv top and 0oitoG'
o strapped isit us De.levst 70 have been marked
PoEee5y & Co. P CO." lie ez4s; the sad trunk
x stszd 10 been sty!e from board The STEAMBOAT
.c on ctt I,caut-Iae leIge amount OF cscks'
,s.s aud s1ls, enclosed Packz5es 10 carpet oesS
and directed te-t brokers' AID b7Eks ~ th cty OF r-
York. ,,t.,- ,,,5.. III ,.b.r -
wards eli sra! b. o,lac i5ess0us INTERESTED
PUHr.60Y {. Co. Wall street., : y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

Indiana-ocScat or the Chapmans-Party
Dr:ii-Ao provision 80 pay interest on
state Debi-95e.I,ilerS OF t!ae House &c
Correspondence az Tie Tribune.
lxonxApoLls, IA. Jan. 2i. 1873.
DEAR SIR:-Ihe Wings have again achieved
a triumph over tic harmonious Democracy " in
this Loco Foco Legislature. The election for
State Printer IS justovc- The Chapmans OF the
State Sentinel were the regular Loco-Foco can
didates, and were most signally defeated the
whole Wing party uniting on D. z. Eckels of the
Indiana Patriot, Cass and Anti-Caucus man,
and with the aidof 5 or 10of his personailriends
electing HIM at The first vote; EckeIs receiving
- and Chapman 80 votes. The leading Locos
tearing that the!r defeat IN the Auditors and
TrcasuTeT's election, which were 5y 52i!0t, would
be followed By the defeat OF the Chapmans. whose
election was considered by them the most impor-
tant of all, drove bi.l through the Legislature
winch enacted that the elections should be cjrg
roce, forcing 1t through the Senate when four
Wings were absent. rs object w2s avowedopen-
/. to he the drilling OF thc party into The traces
and the discovery OF the spanei-dogs Of the De
mocracy, that their tails might be cut Off and
they turned over 70 the Wings YOU see the
result. Despite the thundcrs of the party caucus
despite the analhcnas Of the party leaders
desp!ic the article In yesterdays Sentinel both
demanding and begging the Office of the Loco
Foco majority, they are bcaten-emphat
used up }letbnks 'I1cv VIII not be able to sound
their rallying CRY, . Crow, Chapman, crow" as
checrily as heretofore.
predicted 10 you N positive language in my
last letter, that the present Legislature would
make no provision towards paving any part OF the
interest on the State Debt, notwithstanding all
The
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

- HcaILEa, 5Eiet, aud CoI.iaOrt-Ii!.s ne -. -
nsIa fious G3 B2Icz.-sst NevFf oT 2To='1 eG' iI-s
10 sc-sa-er5 syopuag few days weeks IN f- CITY snc 3
~ Is7er offered. Il ;E41y located e-9aa ai- el
lsa-s vlcyzlly 81 liz principal steamboat andia@S ~
Irrttnsuts ard while It's t1ose Is
r:i,h the best Ve=e:abis1 and thai procured,
.uiing entirely Animal Food aud starnieHs OF e k5as.
r-ss noder1e and every effort made isacer
coIl.oiN--'E @-S'' = 1-- jy25 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

UA correspondent writes that Consumption
is often prevented by keeping the little finger
well, or in a healthy state, up to the first JOINT
Very likely. We have known sad consequences
to result from mrsusing the little inger-crook-
ING it, for instance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

TTNION DOOR SPRlNG.-Those who reSa5o iI "a
< comfort and pescui rlY 11o 81 .ks snony a.
we'll s having hi. des5sb da . and =. 81 nafa ohn
whe,s ordsrs NAV also De left have sc ad;aSto n9 <
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

.tIANr rEIA-A SITUATION BY very geoc cock.
~ who iirei Two years ~ her las: psce ArsY AZ rs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

YIRLS WANIEU-Onc hu8 u8cred l-lrls wanted
lIior Senia. BouRet Apply Al 65 .; ie Delaney
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
@Rnre Charce fora prInter.-The lnts.ss

IN pro!t able Daily and WeeGy Newspaqe essbshtaeIt IN
Vest-rn city offered FOR sale. The ciregiatqn terr'
&C. rnay 5s 15certsEz,. .: the Editor OF The bnne-
ff.!sri lrgcrica printer editor OF c>h I-
nrr SouI IND y s5 sse 70 his dzi III.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

l5TANTEu-8 place IS cock or Tor fouscV.ork,
~ by d Gies sI with good lseom omnsn.aiiou> Apeys -
No-r 572 Pr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

y AGEycy of the PRESBYTEBIAN BOAhD
ofPablicaonis row established il ths Rrick-ehnFc Cns
I Te,y.York where ali the Books OF t oo5!7y ca o5 0o
n" church are invited send their orders and foster 's ca
ibzrsrian Almanac for 1874 or sale - the pspos
az which ersv imly ousnt 10 have IS u o
I'D 70 contain more valuable matter than ay Aifat1c
f 3o a supply OF tbs Hymn Book OF sTioas
sizes qualities and pglcss . ~ taI& ROW u
TUST PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLEElllo,g; og
az fOZIIfGT PRAYER-EGiteI b. The Rev. J. u
Wsusrsht D. lenteshsd VIII; upwards 9i Of "a ,sn nj
,yircs his work has sot Il an expense oL -
go 6G5 and Is NOV orad At the low Prics Of S 20 per
:uperbly bound with gilt edges n an eesang md .rio
Turkey Morocco cover representing ths inLs!
OF IItnitY oh"feh' -'s" PSI Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

w ANiEb-Siiu4uons BY tvSo respe ectdbe wo-
w rsa-oze Chaul lS-ruaaid sEd I,s.l,-<< ard ,hs
oih>r NGne and Se4u.sS,s Apely Il as S4u Ky
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

Mr Isaac BuTrs,
Dear Sir have just received doz OF sars B'Isarn Of
WA Cherry through Nessrs H=r!en's Express for which
reur. you my ,,ars. The reputation Of the ms@cins h-
preceded It; md think tcT country viiaee s'l. maze
iaTsy sales o it have already soli some winch ui
defstlrd IS dua. wonders, especially gentleman hoi5
used ali the advertised medicines or liver complain aad con-
sumption. lie has aaa cough for year 7ad a
winch nothing could checa Tor length OF t, unl. he
commenced taxing yPis,ars Bals1n, and although hefss
taken bdt pvt OF one 5oiiie s his cough has amos 81
titsy le:; hum he lad ,akaa r0TTLE: OF :. BuehaA
Hungarian Balsam OF Lie with iit;l= OF 10 oensht
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

i'IsH-NIr. john Baldwin, Of Lytleville, or Ran
dolph's Grove, Mclean Co., closed his fishing ex,
pctition to our beautiful lake on the 18th nst IN IS
days having caught, with net OF 2Vo yards IN
length, about 200 barrels of the following named
fish, viz Buffalo, pike or pickerel white, black,
rock, striped bass, catfish, salmon, black salmon red
horse yellow perch, hickory shad herring suntish,
carp, shove! fish, rnd stmgeon Some OF the latter
were from four TO five feet in length, and some OF the
buffalo and pike weighed from 30 10 10 pounds,
These fish were sold, undressed, 81 per hundred
first salt when rvsated, II barrel at = 80 per bar
rel the purchaser furnishing salt and barrel
Peoria (lIl.l Register, Dec. Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

N ANTEu-.-A Situation, BY TespectabIs
I yonInS Woman, . 10 go plan Cook,sS S -. IS
sso Sood !" isha aud lroer. No objection 20 do Cham
DIR wos az irs good City rsfaisnee. Apply J'coo
81 Is, tioo:. back room. jS z,s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
z, WEDNEsDAy MoRNENe, JaNEARY 10, lsaA.

Indiara-DcFcat oc the chapnnans-Party
Dr;ii-Ao provision 80 pay interest on
STATE Deb1-15e.I.l1ers OF t!,e House, &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

a,.tuation Nurse OF to PLAIN Sewrg snd assi,;
Chsm5sr wek APpy AXIS Sp.lag.s;, iso4t b4sesn'
Good City references S'YeG. jSSs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
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vv17 By TRAVELLING NEw-YoEKeH
- eo,eirn Correspondence Of The Tribune.