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The ca;ulnn;ca or Ioco.yocoisn.

TIE Picheian Of yesterday has S0ug Tie
Bruce Patriot Bays'-which, after bcas'!y abuse
Of Clay as OM furry and 'tfaitor.kaqre, ;
and FneLlxcmuYsrN 40 jLVe.skin saimt,' pro.
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and any larger nuIubcr al the rate d so per
hundred cash in advance. We are cut Of one
or two Of the carly Numbers in July, bat wc Will
make up the compliment with earlier numbers.
We intend sending to each subscriber, as
soon as may be, u de0bie nnn'icr confirming
tic FIJI returns Of tic Preside0tlat Eieef'o",
If we can possibly afford 1t. Our last regular
number vii. announce the result.
Friends of CLAY and FagLiNGHuYsGN. If you
think The Tribune does any good to the cause,
obipe us by helping il 10 DO 'n0re
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i \ son CT Judge Alexander, OF Benton Co.
Missouri. aged fourteen, vas Killed by lightning
on the 2i,h Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

U Should not ou5 authorizes pr. some lime
in the cutters This hot weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

u The cali for 4 Polk and D.llis meeting a;
>urhury, Pa. <s,c have the hand6!l before u.s.
calls on all those in faros Of the Protection Of
Horne Industry to participate P!easaa, and
COO this, dec!dee!y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16
Correspondence Of lie Rocie,te, Delly Dcmorra,.

SAD A>D farAL AccIDEyT.-A parry Of yoanq
ladies' and gentlemen from Mount Morris and this
village, made an excursion pie uic party 10 the
tunnel and fails in Portage. After having passed
the most OF the day with great pleasure and delish,
and while descending the hill on the west side Of
Inc Genesee river, near BEiig-r's Bridge" one Of
the Carriages. containing six or eight OF the pe,v
upset and sIlisd Miss Mary Buck, daughter of
Prof. ssor Buck, Of this yage
She was teacher in the Baptist Institute in this
place, and Sss s5ont :"eniytyvo years of age
u Thompson's Bank Note Reporter" and
the " Wall street Reporter are two distinc, pa
peFs. The former is devoted to Bank Note,
Money and commercial information, and the latter
TO Lottery Advertising, Texas and Tyler.
- The SPIRIT Of THE Ace, a neutral daily Al,
Pittsburgh. Pa has passed into The hand. OF R. W.
hlppLEroH. who continues it - neutral, bur wi,h
siro"s squirting toward N4tvisu. Il IS a good
newspaper. Y. b. Palmer. loo Nassau street, is
Agcaior this city.
e Travellers and others, whose bus;nes, or
pleasure nay call them to aiddle;own, Conn. will
IND qu.et house and most civil AMI gentlemanly
Landlord at the Mansion House Hoel. See Gard in
another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

y We have peesrs II N s.. Louis 70 the 9Th.
i"'g contain nothing new. I'll was guiet 1,
-N=u'0o. Inc siveF vas sfiI. lalipg. Fears were
entertained i.i>t there would be an iacrc.s. Of
sickness along It's borders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

j. The Commencement. 81 ST. Johns College.
To:dhaln, Westchcster, which takes place this
day, promises to be highly interesting and viii
We understand, be attended by large coneoc7sc
o! the fdencs Of the Institution and our citizens
generally, for whom ample accommodation has
been provided. This Seminary, sl,hough OF but
brief existence, has, under the eil;cien, Presi.
dsncy OF Rev. J. HARLEY, already attained
high reputation, which the exercises today VIII
doubtless confirm and sustain. Rev. Mr. O'NEil
Will 90 cut IN line Extra Tfain at II O'Clock, and
VIII attend TO the arrangements, SC. &c.
u HAMILTON College, Clinton, On.ida Co.
holds lis Annual Commencement on wednesday
evening 9Th inst. An Address b. uoaAcr
GREELEY before tie Phen;x and Ua;on Societies
vii be delivered on the preceding Tuesday
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

HE HonoEsS MrsDER.-We have rcpor,
OF the partial examination Q; lHengbes lcelled
.HeEgor) the presumed murderer Of the German
Martens al Yves; H25okea, before Justice Lar
h!Ns al Jersey City yesterday, bu! refrain from
publishing II 4; he Imperative direction o. the
Court. The evidence bears very s;,ongly against
Inc p.isoa.:
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~ - "o nor iaen were killed by cour de 50.
let! II New. Orleans OH Inc Gta inst.
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Ei:Ormin.

letter to the Editor. Of the National lneI.encer. :om
gentlemen IN tie State of Georgia dated July 81,
II have recently Travelled through large par
Of or Stale, ard say n;os positively that, !Eon
ali the information could obtain there is not The
least doubt but that the State viii 90 for Mr.
CLAY. h:r. Polk is losing ground every day
Soon after his nomination.. feared that the Tex
Is question would give him Georgia now nav,
40 fears bat that Harry o! the Vest will gel
the vote of the state.
d I notice that tic Polk papers are very
generally publishing compliment paid to then
candidate soinG yccEs since in a biography o
Judge White, wherein they quote me as saying
thu, Gov. Polk WAS "onc o; tic aides, men ara
hcs, stump speakers in the South West" Thoug!
| am sorry that any candidate fol the Presidency
needs holstcring up in this way, yet l take back
NOTHING have said. Polk is a very skilfu! cleo
toneerer, though not statesman like John
Bel. and nnt a match or the stump for Gov
Jones. Irhc he'd but suspected that lie would ever
be run for President, we Should never have
caught him in such iatlootcd opposition TO tho
Tari!l. He will keep trying yet till he shuttle,
ont of It part OF it. He is By DO means such d
non-cntity as d good many Of his party consider
him. and will do very well to be beaten upon this
time When they mean TO succeed, they vii!
select better timber. e..
O,, Wat,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

j Tie 0ai9 Statesman says that Il. Gree.
ley has put forth Politicians Register, in which
Coddirgton is set down as the WAig candidate
for Mayer of our city tbs Spring, and Franklin
the Loco-Foco. This IS an entire fabrication. |
never DID any thing Of the sort. 10 Politicians
Register has been issued f-on tbs Office, or by u
III any way giving lie returns OF our late Char.
ter Election.
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THE TRIBU
WING NOMINATIONS
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY lG, i6l
Circulate tho nocuments.

THE CLAY TRIBUNE viii he sent from
The present timc at tic following reduced rates
For snsle copy,.........:... SIT GEMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

20 The Ccnmencemeat OF 81. JOINS College fonia:m
Tie eXefc:cs wall commence at l., o'clock T. 81 Eesua
tiin OF car eaycs the Guy Hall III \ VI and there ~
'c extra tram AZ l. O'Clock II the weather be unia yurab
It val take place The following dry. MA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

This is the time for excursions, for journeys,
for visits 10 watering. places and cataracts. a
great many travel, and many more should DO so.
No man rightly enjoys his hone Win hes not
been occasionally absent from it. IN midsummer
our cities and large villages are uiihc4lthy, and
all who can afford 1t should leave them and spend
week at eaSt-a month or moro II they can Afford
tin sipping Congress water, hcgu.iing trout.
viewing cascades, climbing mountains, gathering
whorlchcrrics, &c. &c. Do not leave the chill
drcn at home, but take them AL along, or send
them il YOU arc unable To go yourself, and leave
them ii YOU must hasten back. Travel under
wise guidance viii teach them faster aud better
than any school; it wlil give them health,
strength, agility aud !aSowlcdgc of the world
Don't load them ;or summer upon some broth
or, uncle or cousin, but drop in on your country
relatives for q day OF two and bc of 10 the
Springs the Falls, or The White Mountains. y
week at Saratoga is enough for caiciy and ST.
c!ety; then roll on 10 Lake George, and thence
by Champlain In the White Mountains if YOU
have but a month 10 be absent Iiyou love spor,
aud Wild Nature, and are unbesscd with rc.pon.
sb.!ies, little or large, take the Other shear, and
cnipya month in making the acquaintance of the
deer aud trout of Hamilton County. Ii YOU arc
invalid, and need quiet and chance to recruit.
20 TO Sharon and niagara, being careful 10 visit
Trenton Falls on your way. 1t may be too late
when YOU reach Buffalo 10, VOYAGE 10 Mack
nae, Chicago and the Sauit ST. Manic, but note
that down Tor an etT'ystart next Spring, and take
Cincinnati and st. Louis on your route
Our People move ;oo much and travel too
little. We wander oil 10 The West or tie
WoSt-cven 10 Oregon and Tvxas-in
mere WEAKNESS OF eternal con;inemcn. TO home.
Ii We Travelled more, we should know each other
better, and find out that al parts OF the earth--lhc
Temperate Zone al least-wcrc made for man 10
live on. We say 10 all, go abroad more, and YOU
viii be better conten,ed at home. The stately
hNicKERrUcNER and other good boats take you 10
Albany for song, and you sleep half the way
and Raitlding Ill that direction or Eastward is
cheap. II you have but few dollars and fever
days u, command, take TIE neat little CoLunBn
and go Up to the hills of Putnam or Orange. Q.
the ORus, and 80 down 10 the Ocean and Long
Branch. Spend !cw dollars By the woods and
waters, If you can spare them honestly. and come
back cooler, healthier, Wiser, ard happier
j. The Commencement 81 ST. Johns College
To.dhsln, Wes;chcster, which takes place this
day, promises to be highly interesting, and VIII.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

, No. 2i3}s Market street. ihliHi.eipala.
From Inc Inetl States Gazette OF March 18Th. -.
lspEiiELk SX-Sie,sEs. Po;S. Linn < IIarrs No as.
'ia street above 5tn. manufacture and have for ae am2s
as;I IN ie! line Of business drug gsS admirable A
r'y ihuebe i VII. by Is beauty and the simplicity OF -
@ cuiileh is Ia the regard of those VINO ike I" ~
plnIu. ~ - ~ ~
rom The Editors Of the North American OF March ;h
lHpEtiGLk lsX-Ne have ;ra, Bamhli iGdeii9.'
' a' snrfiniy recommend - MI wisai1;.t1 nlN
W. men ~ COLON |, rms :tcey aGt requires previous ps
-lsi, Nrfket street ' ~ -
Copy p an ad.s'i'emeu; OF Amt i@h :
"AF NiliiLS lSpELlBLE lSS- J!st renewed supply %
IN, cS.ehiaed LAX. and having tested IL Thoroughly am re
, - .ia.l equal II not superior ans made III w
nue.! Staies or 81 The imported -,
Medicines, Pants, Acids. Dye 5;uts. Acs,,
terms. by Al rVsSjlrP HARPER
Iro, " hole>ale Druggist, alaIAet i. above i-.nii
ethte and par eLeeence lntebc lux wi always Keep
49,, r suppY on hand nj NiycngsrER.: ls john siree,; "
ss where every article of medicinal Herb OF DotaGc Me4
le2i eotAn% ~ A. GILBERT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-16

~ HHrnhi.rs IEttci:pie ink.-The superiority
81 ms liorslng Ink vety generally scknoweee by
i'e bSS> anG coIsli!eES III the article IN pmlldepBa-1
tf!a number OF whom have ulfeHdy tested ay be sea
~ ef refreshments. and have pronounced It superior
MY nsief ind-Oe INK whether pi domestic foreign ashe
hs "hole process o muslDg may be completed n hrs
MINUTES. even at midnight If ie-ai,e
! csEel bafnhlis lndebc Ink ner tho Chfsisn n7ne
pl one uu hFin who i"e.iet Manufactured en lcf '@s
POTTS. Linn < HARRIS:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17

On Tuesday evening last. the 18th inst. by the
Rev John O'Brian WILLIAM McSHgRRy. e Ad
a ms County, Pa, 10 ELIZA IHohrsos AlcsHsR-
RI, dsughter of DR.. Richard McSherry OF this
place.
On Tuesday evening last, at Charlestown, by
the Rev DR.. James. Mr.. JOHN n. MoaEHE.D of
gainesville. Ohio. to Miss MaRrBA CATHARIsE
FORREST. daughter OF the late William Good, Esq
of this County.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev Mr.. Hennng Mr.
JacoB PIcKEss TO Mss JANE SSoDkAI., all OF this
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17

TIME undersigned, having been appointed Com
Il missioners TO superintend the election Of Elec-
lois for President and Vice President OF the Uni
ted States be held in and for the County OF Berke
lev by virtue OF letters under the lesser Seal of the
Commonwealth. bearing date the 9th Of July, 1874;
nd being authorised and required by the 5tb Sec
ticn Of the Act ofthe General Assembly OF Ibis State
passed Februsry 18th, 1874, to appoint three fit
and proper persons TO attend each separate poll in
this County, where separate poll is snow authors
sed BY law 10 be held, we do accordingly in pur
.uance of the power vested in US by said law, sp-
point the following persons 10 act as Commission
ers supern,end the separate polls in This County
At HedgesviRe- HenryJ Seibert, james Rob-
inson, and Sias Harlan.
Fading Woters-Amos Williamson, Daniel b.
Mo rison and George Chrisman
Gerards,opn-Thomss S. Page, Zepheniah Sill
ver. and James l.. Campbell.
Back Creek-Moses S. Grantham, Robert v.
Snodsrass, aud Geo W. Robinson.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
JOHN S. HARRISON,
PHILIP PENDLETON.
Cen, oS i0AA-6w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
Books. Paper s. QMilts,

N F. SMILEY has just received lot of
LIZ Ladies Thick Sole MOROCCO SHOES,
nf ha' good old make Oct. ".
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17

mn revenue. II is purely prot ctive
evan prohibiiory. You would be OBJ
liged unless you gave up your great Lead
ing object, revenue, to reduce the duty
sufficiently to let foreign acheat into our
norris. OF course you would have to do
this because no revenue can be collected
upon an article unless ii does come into
the country. You go about reducing the
duty then which at present is % cents
the bushel, to that point at iehich Al tciH
furnish most revenue; that point would
be at about s cents the bushel. II IS
perfectly clear that s cents oil duty would
produce more revenue than any higher
duty, for our wheat is seldom much
above 80 cents the bushel, and duty
Of 10 cents would make the German
wheat dearer when it got here than our
own wheat, and Of course it would not
come. Going for revenue then you re-
duce the duty from a5 cents to . cents.
BY doing so you frst raise revenue. and
then incidentally reduce the price OF
wheat over the length and breadth of
America-for OF course the cheaper i'm
ported wheat must bring down the higher
native wheat. Do you mott And is moi
This in fact neither more nor less than
discriminating for revenue against pro-
lection
With no duty. ofcourse there would be
no protection to wheat; with duty of 5
cents there would be incidental protection
to that extent. Taking your doctrine
that the duty is ndded to the price of the
article on which il is imposed, the Amir.
can farmer could get Scents more per bush
oil, then he could get il there were NJ
duty at all. To this extent there mght
be incidental protection; but ask you
is u is sor, and amount Of protection what
you want7 Are you willing to strike out
the present duty OF 25 cents N wheat and
place m its stend revenue duty oil D
cenis---con'en,iog yourselves with such
pa,ry incidental protection as THIS lower
duty will afford
If you are, you are willing, under the
the operation Of political decisions, TO de
prec ate the greatest Of your agricultural
productions, not temporarily but pc'ma-
Dently, and TO diminish the value and mar
ket price Of your lands
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17

"Is THIS MEpIctSE1" we exclaimed the Other
day, on tasting soms of Jsyne's Tonic Vermifuge
II certainly has none Of the nsuseou' flavor winch
one associates with the IDEA of physc Children
consider it quite treat. and in taking II their pal
s;es are erafed, and their health restored at the
same lime. Jsynes Tonic Ve'rnifuge not only de-
stroys worms, but carries off the mucus in which
they are imbedded, and effects radical and per
manent cure. Every mother knows the prominent
symptoms of worms such as veraci'y, leanness' te-
lid breath, grinding OF the teeth during sleep, pale
ness of the Inns, itching of the nose, &c. but there
sre other indicis not so generally recognised
dry cough, dull eyes, enlargement OF the abdomen,
and many other symptoms common 10 other diseas-
ss. frequently denote the presence OF worms 1t
their existence is even suspected, the Vermitugr
should be administered because II can do no harm
in any case, and may do incsleulable good.
Prepared only by DE- Jayne, No 30 South bird
street, Phadelphis, and for sale by g. q W.
Doll Msrtnsburg. Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
SOMETHING NEW.

g liver PLATING, by means Of liquid with
- out the use of a battery. This liquid is war
rsnted to put on genuine stfoer. and nothing but
genuine siirer The application is simple. quick
and easy Any article of plated ware, such a. mil
itary apparatus, house furniture, carrsge lamps.
or other articles with the plate worn off. can he
restored to look as well as new. For sale by
October VIM DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
KEEP YOUR EYES ON IL.
FOR BARGAINS, CALL on
|. & |. ASH,

Ia l.
BURG HOUSE."
"HERE your wants are sure 10 be sstisiac-
w torily supplied. The attention Of puFchs
seTs is directed the following low prices OF Goods
to be found CONSTANTS on hand at their store -
Their stock consists Of the following articles:
Close Body Costs from - TO SIC;
Frock Goats from sc to SIG;
Vests from 81 rs to S3--worth IS;
Pants from 81 to $5--sll sorts and sizes Of the
latest fashion;
Shirts from so cts 20 Si--worth 81 so:
Drawers, SO cts. Bosoms, . ellsworth SO;
Silk Ctavats fromG2 l-2to Sl
Satin Cravats, S2-worth So;
Handkerchief, Suspendets, Socks;
Gentlemen and Ladies' Gloves from IL l.2 to
IS cts worth 81 i.2;
Caps; fun assortment Ladies Hose. all colors
and sizes. from % to 81 ! 2 eta.
AIso, Jewelfs, Fancy Goods, Candies. Backing,
&c &c. Gail and see for yourselves at l. & L..
ASH'S CHEAP STORE. April II.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
SEAsONABLE GOODS.

In the large stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
Il which we have gust received, we respectfully
call the attention Of the Ladies to the following
desii able goods winch are now in season. We
have n besa,ffui assortment OF
Cashmere D'Ecosse, Gals Plsds;
Tessns, Chusans, Piaids Closkings;
Mou-sin de Laine-fsured and silk stripe;
Satin Plsd de Lsine, Siikstripe Persians:
Apscss, Plaids-striped and figured;
Gro de Nap and Silk warp Alpacas
Cords and Tsssels. Gmps and Buttons;
Silk, Worsted, Alpaca and Cotton Hose;
Velvet Points and Alpaca Aprons;
Worsted and Silk Nuts;
Linen.canbric Hdkfs and PeIerines;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbon. and Flowers;
Cap Netts and Barred Nuslins;
Edges. Lsces, and lnsertings;
Cacoes of every price, color, and quality;
We are determined to sell upon the must accom-
modsting terms, aad invite all to g come and see
at g. & c. w. DOLLS.
October IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

10. l844-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
Il ii L nj A II X E L S.
Urrrcs OF rHx BALTlaeRg AMERICAS,
October Id. 1874

OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAS, I
October Id, ia44.
CArrtE.-There we're 500 head Of Beef Cattle
offered for sale the scales thi. morning OF which
100 we're purchased for eno,her market, and $50
sold the city butchers at prices ranging from
$3.50 to $2,25 per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal TO
50 g. IS net, as in quality.
Hoes There 10 tolerably fair supply Of Live
HOGS in market, and sales masking at $4,25
per 100 lbs.
FLouR.--Sales of new Howard street Flour
were made from store on Saturday at 81 20
Holders ask 81 25 s4,3I4 Good parcels OF old
-four are held at 81. There is no setiled receipt
price. Small sales of City Mills Flour we're made
on Saturday at 425, and to-day at 81 ,3la. Some
holders are still willing sell at these rates, while
others ask $4,371
GRAIS.--We continue TO quote good TO prime
red whea,s at SO 90 cts, and ordinary to good
at 20 a So eta. White whests are worth IS l05
eta. Sale, of Md. Corn at ~ a "a cts. for white,
and AZ cts for yellow. New Corn sells at SO and
Al ct, for parcels in good condirien Sales OF old
Pa yellow we're made on Saturday and to-day at
AZ a 40 cts. We quote Md. Rye at'62 So cts,
and Oats at % a "a cts.
BAcos--Continues TO sell moderately as follows;
Prime Western assorted at st So CTS; Sides AZ
5 cts; Shoulders at Al S cts; and Hams at 81
l-2 cts.
WHlsxEY-There is fair demand for bills at
o5 cts. Hhds. go off very slowly at2S l-2 a24 cts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
MILL PROPERTY,

with all Land (about 80 Acres) and Buildings at
tsched thereto, lying upon or near the Potomac
River. in the County of Morgan, at the mouth OF
the Werm Spring Run--heing the same that was
purchased by James Hook, decd, from Samuel
Eskles,
Terms Of Sale.-One-ttird OF the purchase mo-
ney in hand, and the residue in equal instruments
in nine snd eighteen months.-A Deed of Trust
will be required to secure the deferred payments
The period at which possession of the property
will be given, can be ascertained upon enquiry of
the Commissioner.
EDMUND PENDLErON,
Sep, S. I844-8w Spec. Comr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17

On Monday last. ofCholera 1ufsutum. WILLIAM
HEsRY, infant son Of Geo. w. and Rosa Swarlz,
aged one year and five months.
Suddenly. at his residence in this County, Mr..
PETER JoSEs, aged about 70 years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
RELIGIOUS.

By Divine permission, Elder d. 7. Crawford
will preach at the Opequon Baptist Meeting House
on the 3rd Lord. day (20th Inst at II o'clock, A.
NJ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
10 Rbls. bedford Water.

n HAVE received, aud will continue 10 receive
II during the season BEDFORD WATER In
bbIs. and half bbls., which will be warranted pure
and fresh. For the benefit Of persons ~ho may
want il in smaller quantities, will fufnish !, by
the gallon glass.
Juy4 JNC. JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-17
GODEY'S NAGA ZIN e
AND LADY'S BOOK.

NM LhOI y 0OOAs
vUNHE November number will contain portrait
Il OF the celebrated author and fayorite writer,
Mr. T. S. Arthur. We court II comparison be-
Armstrong, and those Of any other production of
the day.
Our fancy Fashion plate, in entirely new style
Of engraving, i'll soon be produced.
The December number of this year, will contain
title. page printed in Gold and three different
colors
FRANCIS ]. GRUND. ESQ. OUR CONSUL
Al ANTNE kP
We have made an arrangement with this gentle
man to furnish US monthly with letter from his
Consulate, giving the earliest Intelligence OF all the
new works published In London and the Cont
nent, with some notice of their contents and au-
thors-ihe earliest musical and fashionable intelli
gence, and of all matters that may prove interesting
to the readers of Godey's Magazine and Lady's
Book.
We beg leave to call attention to our Lady's
Book for next year. Our arrangements are now
perfect TO produce THE MOST BRILLIANT
MAGAZINE of this or any other count,y--both a.
regards embellishments and contributors.
OUR PRIZE PICTURESQUE PRIZE
PLATES.
With these two powerful suxiliaries, we may
safely DEFY Ill compeliiloh' WUn the supply Oh
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ing from an ORIGINAL PICTURE.
Mr.. Thomas Sullv, the eminent painter, whose
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Other has furnished Va with three beautiful sub
aci. one Of which is an original CINDERELLA,
Mezzntlnied by Warner, Che artist who took the
premium at 'theiast exhibition Of the Franklin In
stiu,e9 and is ready for publication. Two
others are in the hands of WEIGH, and will be
produced. l.. A. 6ODET,
October s. 1914 Philadelphia