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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03

THE METHODIST CONFERENCES Du.
ring the past week or Two, our city has
been favored with the presence Of large
number OF the ministers Of the Methodist
denomination, OF the Episcopal" and
Protestant" divisions of the church, the
conferences Of both having occurred in
Baltimore, and al the same time. BY a
rule Of the former. adopted OH he first
day Of the conference, the public were
excluded, and we are therefore unable to
lay then proceedings before our readers ;
but we learn from The free conversation
Of membera OF the conference, that its
decision has been taken on the question
of the division Of the church, as referred
10 the annual conferences, by the general
conference, on the question of slavery,
and this conference has refused its assent
to division of the church into northern
and southern branches. by a msjorty Of
1903 out OF ls6 votes. The conference is
expected 10 adjourn to.day.--BaA. Sun,
Saturday.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
HAMPSHIRE.

The Wings oil tins County, al their late Conven-
ZION in Romney, have nominated JoHs NJ. Pan
CAKE and WILLIAM A. HEIsxiLL as their Csndi-
dates for the House of Delegates. They aue both
sound and sterling Wings, and we trust they will
redeem Hampshire fem the opprobrium of Loco
focoism under which she has been laboring for
some years.
Our friends in Hampshire. seem to take deep
interest in the Rail Road question. The Csndi
dates are all required TO submit their views to the
public upon the much controverted question Of the
Right of Way In our poor judgment. there is not
County in the Commonwealth so SHINING against
light as Hampshire, in its opposition to the extern
sion of that great enterprise.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
fro BE Continued
WING SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The l4th Of March having been desig.
mated ss the time, and Bath the place to
hold q Convention TO nominate q Candi.
dale to represent the Senatorial district,
composed of the counties Of Berkeley,
Hampshire and Morgan, in the Senate Of
Virginia, the following gentlemen appear.
cd at the time and place appointed, aud
took their seats in the Convention as del
egates to represent tho several Counties,
viz:
Berkeley, James z. Stewart, VIM. L.
Boak and Jas. l.. Campbell, Esqs.; Hamp-
shire, Philip B. STREET., John Kern, IT,,
and Isaac Baker, Esqs.; Morgan. John
W. Brsathed, Joseph S. Duckwall, Da.
vid Ambrouss and George z. Roberts,
Esqs.
On motion of Philip B. STREET., ESq.,
John w. Brea,hed was called to the
Chair, and
On motion Of James K. Stewart, ESQ.,,
Geo. K. Roberts was appointed Secreta.
~.
After full and free intechange Of opin.
ion, CROMWELL ORRlCK, ESQ.,, o.
Morgan, was unanimously placed in nom.
nation and recommended to the support
of tho Whigs of the District.
On motion. Resolred, that the proceed
inps OF the Convention be published in the
Msr,insburg Gazette, South Branch In
telligencer, Charleslown Free Press ant
Richmond Wing.
On motion, adjourned.
JNO. w. BREATHED. Prest.
Gro. Z. ROBERTS, Ssc's
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
|zAxrrmoRr & OHIO RAIL ROAD

The Senate of Pennsylvania hss, by a vote OF
IL to Is, passed the Bill granting to this Comps.
by the RICH, of way Though Pennsylvania to the
OHIO River at Pittsburg IL 10 not uncommon for
certain Virginia politicians to refer to that Com
monwealth as the Bsotis Of the Coufederacyi but
in all that refers TO her great and essential inter-
ssis, she displays quite az much wisdom and fore
caste as some of her Southern neighbors. Certain
il is, the inducements which she is now holding
on, to the Baltimore Company, to construc, their
national ihorough-fars to her great Manufacturing
Capital, contrast very unfavorably to ourselves
with the illiberali,y and want of wisdom which
have marked the course Of virglnis towards thai
grsa, work.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
WESTERN VIRGINIA xuNATrc
AgrxT.rry

We are grs,iked perceive fom the annexed
sx,ssc, from The Stsunssn Spectator thst zone
forty 6fs additional f-mals patients can noa be
accommodated al lhs Western As.siarn at Sssua
fsa--sn Institution which reflects so much honos
upon lhi. Sussc and upon those who are snuus,ei
with is management
VIRGINIA WESTERN ASYLUM. - The
new buildings are now fully ca,npi te !
ami fitted up far use, aud ihefe IS room 10
accommodate some forty or .iny nd MON
II Female Patenls. An Who have APP
rlird for apartments hereto(me. are lh-re.
FIRE gu st d 70 briog IN tie ps:r MS
immediately; aud Others desiring apart
msnts will please make known ih.. fact
10 DR.. F. 7. Siubppg, III Physician and
Sup nend.n, of lhr Institution
Editors of newspapers IN the State msy
rend an important service TO the afil.e-
ted ami ihrir friends. for whose benefit
Tbs notice is intended. by giving !, an 10
strlion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
9th CONGRESSIONAL. ursrRrcr

JoHs ). PEsDLLTos, although the nominee of a
Wing Convention in one Of The most decided Wbig
Districts in the State, is not permitted to repose
upon bed OF :oses. He has afduous conflict
before him, and one likely to put him up TO his
mettle. His opponents are Col. MCCARTHY and
JEREMIAH MoRron-both Wbigs; the latter one
Of the late Clay Electors of ,he State. MI PEN
dleton's former Jackson and Modification heresies
are strongly arrsyed against him. The war Of
words and Of paper bullets Of the BRAIN" is
thickening between Morton and himself, whilst
Col Mccarthy is quietly and peacefully pursuing
his Aa,terng addresses to the sovereign people,
How this triangular war is to terminate, We have
no means of judging there is some consolation
in the fact, that let it end as it may, the choice
must fall upon a staunch and sterling Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03

The wo Of Proscrpliau is moving on,
Ike The car Of Juggernaui, slowly. hui
cruelty. The most important removal
We have heard of since our last, in addi
ton 10 those already mentioned, is that oi
THOMAS l.. SMIru, REGISTER OF the Treas.
nry, who is succeeded by Ransom II.
GILLET, formerly Re,r sen,ative in
Congress, from New York. Other re-.
movals If Chiefs of Bureaus are rumorsd
hut MT sufficiently nsc, risined to lie
published. A numb,r OF worthy and
qualified Clerks have been removed IN
d'ffer' nj Departments; and il is said that
the newcomers hive cond scended So
low as even 10 displtc, unnff ndlng aud
fnlhlul messengers aud servants in pub.
lie Offices to make room for their needy
foil wers.
Since the above was put in type, the
r.mova. of WILLIAM y. LEWIS from The
office OF Second Auditor, 10 be succeeded
by J. NJ. McCALLA, of kentucky, has
come to our certain knowledge. -Not.
Int.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
lntemperaie l0l

We have received one number OF the
Lecsburg Washlng,onisn IN five weeks.
Perhaps, II is not intended that the "out-
side barbarisns" should know, through a
newspaper, what is dong in Loudour.-
Aler Gaz.
"Drto, Mr.. Burke" We have heard
vague rumor that there are some d zen
county candidates in Loudoun, but we get
nothing from The only journal in the coun-
y-and alihougha near n ishbor to the
"Glbratar Of Whiggery," we seldom
have direct intelligence from that quarter.
~ Winchester Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03

lMToRTANr Decision. -Th' Raleigh
Register states that III Sup enc C"urI
ol Nmth Carolina had come tn doris on
IN The important case 81 Stale Us. klves-
Indictment for tearing up tn Portsmouth
Road from Marsr ttsvill- 10 the Roanoke.
The up nion of The Court had uol been
filed, hut The decision settles the follow
ing points:
Ist. That the sale made under Mr..
Rivrs' execution, vas NJ; vail because
i, was not made at the Court house.
81. That tns interest If the Company
in the land AMI superstructur- Of the Road
and n all personal property, my b. sold
under Execution but the franchise can
not BE- sold.
81. That after the Road is II, tn
Company may, by petition, according I"
tht ir Charter, have thu same land con
drmned for erecting another supefstfuc-
ture for he Road.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFER
ENCE.

This body which has been in session in the city
OF Baltimore since he 10Th of March, adjourned
sine die on the a5rh. The following are the up
pointments 9th I,inersncy of the Church for the
Winchester District for the ensuing year:
WINCHESTER DIs-JoHN SMITH, r. +.
Winchrsttr Ststlon--Wm B. Edwards.
Winchester Circuit-A. A. Eskridge,
r. Cornelius.
From, Royal--Rob,. Csdden. F. Isra.
el, Jr. John w. Richardson, sup.
Jefferson-Thos. Wheeler, George A..
Coff-y.
Harper's Ferry-James Sanks.
Shepherdstown--John 6uyer.
BerkeIey-Wm. n. Coffin, E. L. Du.
lin.
Hillsborough-R. NJ. Lipscomb, Jas.
Mex. Kelley.
Bath--Levi N. Monroe.
Soulh Alfred u. Chinowetb,
r. ID. Chambers.
Moorfeld--David Trout, J. Monigom.
cry.
Franklin--Nath'l. l.. Fish, Henry
| Hoffman.
Wardensviile--Wm. II. Lsney.
Woodstock--George g. Brooke.
Spingfeld-C. Parkinson, John W.
Hedges.
We will publish the list appointments in full
next week. The next Annual Conference viii be
held in Baltimore CITY Station on the | lib oil
March. 1886. Ths fast day, for this year, sci
apart by the Conference, is Friday, the 5th ofSep
TENDER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03

The RETURN. or the numbers who
attended the Inauguration we have seen
none on whose brow there did not sit, as
it appeared TO our PERCEPTION, WEAKNESS.
disappointment, and. in some casses, dis
gust! Some prob,bly went with hopes Of
pr.ferment and returned in despair. -
Some felt honorable disgust at the figure
made on the occasion by persons and
classes Of persons. whose assistance they
were wiling TO receive in the election,
but an association with whom they did
not fancy, now that thit services can he
di.pens d with the Inaugural dissstisf-
ed many, The Cabinet many more; the
pomp, and parade aud ceremonies ie II
short ol thcr high. wrough, expectation,
and we're felt to be but ''yaDliy and vex-
alton Of spr',"--yeldiog no comnens,-
ton for the bad lodging, the extoriooate
prices, the sting IN the crowd, aud the
fatigue! Exultation for the defeat OF
W. Clay had spent Itself before, acd Pa
trotism, We dare avouch whspere IN
the :. ar OF many OF them the QUESTION
"Wha have you, wha, has your country
gained by dlscarding that expr,irn.', d
Statesman, that old public s-rvrn', ih,t
gallant spirit who in hsr darkes: hours
was ever tia, un,ry's sad st councl lor
AID ables, defender, 10 elevate one who
has render n services beyond thou
sand others ?"
Tell us frankly, visitors to the lnaugu-
ration, did not such thoughts cross v"ur
minds SOMETIMES. and did not conscience
IN tne a aging of party spirit. give answer
winch you will not avow = Richmond
Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
Dilto--ditto--diuo.--ES. Gag.

HORRIBLE INCIDENT The Arkansas
Banner Relates The fact, Of man, who
from too free use Of ardent spirits. fell in.
10 state Of Mania poiu. and lief. the
city. He was accidentally discovered a
fsw days afterwards, lying 10 the mud,
stupid, senstless, and almost liieless.--
He had gnamed all his fingers until they
were ra,o, ard had eaten of The fore and
middle fingers Of each hand.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
STRONG AEGuM1 INT.

The CINCINNATI Gazrtte presents the following
statistics from the Western Pcnitentiary of Penn
sylvania, in which there were 1870 prisoners The
past year. and argues from them, ihaS. "msIIimo-
ny 10 great preventive Of crime" There is no
doubt Of the truth OF the theory, and no argument
could bo adduced in It's support more powerful
than the fact to which the Gazette rsfers-of the
1870 prisoners there wsre--
Married l6.
Unmarried l0l,
Widows and Widowers 10.
The drinking habits of these 80 convics are
also given. and thus classified:
Temperate o.
Moderate /.
lntemperaIe l0l.
We shosld say these statistics establish another
trnth that temperance is great preventive Of
crime.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03

PROFITABLE APPLE TREE.-We are
inf rmed that Mr.. Seth Cooley, of South
Halford, in this State, gathered 40 bush.
els Of Greenlng apples, Of superior quail.
lty from single tree. the pas, season,
worth so cents bushel on the premises.
The tree is situated in rather north west
etly exposure-soll, deep loose gravel,
well MANFRED. Our informant SAYS
"There is many two acre lot IN TINS
town that yields less profit than the three
square rods occupied by this tree. -Cul.
tipdtor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03

Professors OF RELIeIoN IN TINE
UNITED STATES. American Alma
nae for ls45. fixes the whole number Of
professors Of religion in the United States
a, 4,l6I,a92. OF this number about
1000, 900 belong to denominations usual,
" termed evangelical. The whole num-
Der as gwen in the Almanac lie estimated
by the Observer to be abou. one half oul
adnl. population over twenty.one.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03

A Coop Book. A New York paper
states that wealthy gentleman called
upon Bishop Ond;rdonk, on Friday, aud
IN taking cave, nude him present Of
book. On taking off The wrapper ami
opening 10 the title peg", there was hun
bred dollar bank note; on turning over
a leaf there was aaoiher; third leaf and
there was third bill over the fourth lea
a fourth bill, and over the nth leaf fifth
bill, until il seemed as though the book
was a volume OF hundred dol ar bills.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
THE VALLEY FARMER.

This cheap asd valuable paper. devoted TO Ag-
ricul,ure, he's reached its 37th numbek and still
continues TO be published by J. Bentley, Winches.
ter. Price 81 per annum. We trust its circula.
ton throughout the Valley may be such as to re-
ward the Enterprise Of its spirited proprietor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03

we annex the following General Committees
elected last winter by the Virginia State Agricul-
tursl Society,"
Benkefey--C. J. Faulkner, Jacob Myers. Ed.
ward Colston, W. 7. Snodgrass, Francis Peters,
and Alexander Robinson.
Je6eyson-Thonas Griggs, John Yates, Jas. M.
Brown, B. c. Washington, Richard Henderson
VIM. F. Turner, and BENZ. I. Towner.
Movgan--Cromwell orrick, Jacob HUFF, Geo
Ca,lsu, Henry sPohr, Jacob Miller, and Andrew
Michael.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03

The amount OF duties. per the Cam.
bria (sieamer) will fall but trae short
of one hundred thousand dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

The law which has recently passed the General
Assembly of Maryland, seems to he highly accep.
table TO all who are interested in the completion Of
this great work. We may therefore. now, conf
dently anticipate the 6na success of this long de-
lsyed enterprise.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-03

0o+our readers will find, under the head "Sum.
mary of Items" several yer, Interesting items of
intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
Markets. :. Carefully reported for The Tribune

AsHEs-The sales to-day to moderate extent
Some 60 10 IS bbls Of each Kind al ior fots
and 81 for Pearls Shippers are rather quiet in anu
cipgtioI of the steamer.
COTroN.-There is sill but little animation in this
staple farther decline being required by buyers The
sales about GEO or SOC bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thc market to-day has been
quiet al 81! for Western but at any thing over that
figure buyers been anxious TO take mold freely
m sales of 1900 bbls Cenesee OF favorte brands were
made AT 6 so We quote 81 O. A the market Tor
common brands. The receipts continue TO be exceed
urly large sale 1000 bDls Genesee, in store, was
made a, a. equal 3.5 atoa', and the refusal
of 1000 bbls Michigan Ill store gwen az j. equh 10
e 3li giioat some small parcels were taken, we
believe for export but did not learn the quantity
The, Prince Albert for London, has been taken u!l oil
Flour Al s I'd sterling She has 5000 barrels being nall
of 10, oil 10 COO barrels purchased al the West Tor Eng
land ON Canadian account There is demand or ROUND
hoop Ohio for shipment. and 1000 OF l2UU Dds nave
been taken at So - Fancy orsGes Western are IN
fair demand at SO 10 q 50 s7:. City Mills flour
-, =" - Hocker' F." Cummings" Powell" Brook
lyn Civ" Gict, &c. is selling at oOdo 40. george
Town Braudywine. Baltimore, Alexandria &c &C. are
held al az 063t. Meal scarce and held az - l2t9
Is for Jersey ana 37t Tor Brandyw;ne hhds are 80
RYE Flour 00a4 81 and plenty Sales today ati %
"a 37l snip Stutis l3Gl5 cts tor Western bag aie~
ia in good demand at 6ai 70 Tor yellow and h'e'
Buckwheat is better sales oos at III bag Ii c"''
Ga, Meal 50 = cwt
GRAIN-Wheat is very firm with but little Offering;
We note sale tor milling OF 22OO oushels tennessee d.
cents 1000 do Pennsyvania w hlte and HE'D III 1-H 81
cents u small lot OF Illinois at lob ana iol .. oa
lbs cents. Al Albany, yesterday. iooo pusnes Pui.
Genesee sold l32 cents, supposed ior lns ma e
Corn is in moderate supply, and the tenoehey Up ~
Sales $500 bushels Jersey White part IN sIote' -
i; lays, II cents weight 5000 do Southern ID
n cents weight and 1000 do Northern IN tne sup
at IS cents, weight, mostly. we believe lor p
Rye 10 wanted nj so cents and is scarce, of barley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
LAW Courts.

l. = plsrNIcr CoURT.-THE ALLEGED MUTINY
CAsr--'rhc Grand jury in session yesterday and
commenced thu examination of Witnesses in relation 10
the alleged nuny on board The whaling bark Oscar.
John C. Duff and others vs.. the barqwe Glide Harold
Hayiuouy \ Co. clamants-A decision has been rem
dcd in This case ordering that the libel so far the
lca;s claim compensation for shor; allowance OF pro-
visions he dismissed with the claimants. The
wages OF Dui'c are be allowed. under adjustment
rs 10 costs, &c stated in the decree.
MARINE CouRr-dudreto Johnson VS.. JOHN Eidr'dgf
Action for assault and battery by seaman against the
master the ship Waterloo, referred TO yesterday Vci
dict FOR plaintiff, 500 and costs.
Frci,rict Gclrin VS. Dauiel dB4hiin.Action by
sub tenant al No So Cross.sircc against the ngent Tor
isposscssic said tenant without warrant when rent
had been paid by latter in advance to tenant Judg
men, for plaintiff $50 and costs Fer pl Mr.. Hah. For
def Z Mr. Shannon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Nrw.onLrAys. Nov. 10 Isis.

NEW-OELEANs, Nov. To- $40.
Couon-Ordinary 10 Good Ordinary, E! 06i c; MID;
ding 10 Good Middng Ct s.; Midding Fair to Fair.
ara Fully Fair Good Ear, = 81; Fine and Good, ga
TO- Hemp-W. Rot, 81 ca Hacked, 81 40@sl 81
Bacsng i00s0c Bale Rope-l00uc. Sugar-N. o.
Common 4dis; Fair. 5Q5{ Prime 6G64c. Mo!ssses
~. O. 2Oc2lsc. Cohee-Rio, 7iaa; Havana, O Gs!c
Flour-Sup. Country brands Sis 20 50 City Whea,
SIC. oais-35 a37c per hushel. Rice-5G6c. Pork
Mess sl4Gli! Prime $l0i al0,. Beff-Mess: sl0s
II; Prime none. Butter-Northern, 1SG22c. Lard
Gstc Taow-6! q &c. Beeswax-2T a 2sic. Whis-
ky-Recticd. 2l02l:c. Hides-F NJ. 909t; Country.
Ease Hay-Sa3 a % per ton Sat-Sack, cargo tine,
81: Coarse 90Q93c. Lead Gi.; sales and none in
market Gunny Bags-l2i a loo. Exchange New
York-Sshi az: 90 days l3G2; Foreign. Sig. Hd7t
Francs 81 as IS. Freight-To Liverpool. ID; Havre
l.6; n Y Cotton 81 Flour, SOC; Tobacco 81 sugar,
ead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
Court Calcudur....THis DAY.
HT11@ 'Sr'
COMMON PIEAS-Nos. . 6 l., -, II, l73, 20, n. ,:

LATER FROM PoRT Az PRrNcE.-By the arrival
nj this port yesterday otbrg Ida, Capt D. s Stetson we
have dates from Port au Prince up to Nov being 10
days later than previously received. We learn that hos
iitics still continued between the Domncans and Hay
ITEMS without any prospect OF an immediate termination
No collision however had taken place since last advlccs
Owing the unsettled oiaairs the island during
the last year nil articles of export had greatly decreased
Coffee very scarce aud readily commanded Sl7 cur
rency. The market completely overstocked with all
kinds OF American produce The last transaction which
iranspircd in our brought S22 per b5l. IN other de
scliplions Of produce quotations nominal.
Correspondence Phia. Exchange
OUR NAVY YARD.-0rders have been received
nj the Navy Yard Charestown, to prepare the frgate
Cumberland Tor sea- immediately Tor two years cruise
Her present officers and crew 10 remain on board
till the vessel fitted The brig Boxer is ordered To be
fitted out cruise the African station The United
nearly ready for and is to JOIN the African
squadron. Boston Bee
s-S7S The lad who was ran over by one OF the
Harlem day since has died at the City dos
pita from the effects OF his injuries. His name was
James Crazy, instead OF Chester, AS we were made To
say in account of the accident.
IL The tannery at Dedham about eleven miles
from Bangor, destroyed BY fire Thursday night
last 1t was owned by Messrs Parker & Pearle, who
were engaged in carrying the establishment and by
Messrs. Field & Converse Of Boston.
portland (Me.) Advertiser,
RgPRIEvE OF HowARD.-We understand that
Howard who was sentenced to b, hung nj Dover on
Wednesday last reprieved at DAY, to July eh
ls46, Gov Steele was present and reprieved him IN
person. at o'clock on the morning OF that day. The
prisoner totally Indifferent TO his fate.
Portsmouth On. II Journal.
FoRGERIEs.-On Saturday evening last, Consta-
be Capp and Andrews returned to this city having IN
checks on the Shawmur Bank, about fortnight since
Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
ELEGANT EXTRACT.

IT'S that which so much confidence inspires.
Proof positive no farther proof requires;
So put your prei,iest, ring your .oudcst fesis'
For the grand Hair Restorative oil beas
And II YOU won't b-,.eve their solemn wore
Not Byrors.
q No CHARGE UNTIL THE HAIR IS RESTORED are the
ongna terms on which bEALS' HAIR Restorative Is up
pAed aac supplied the Proprieiorss Once, No 10y FMS
Avenue. Personal references given "a 10 success
uEPoTs-Guion's, rs Broadway, Newly ofA JorGdn :,
sMiE.s Boston Potters l09 S.nhs ST. Philaeeph!a La
Nies Depository, 474 Broadway ma l"
r An APPEAi. has been msce from the decision OF
NE Vice Chancellor the Chancellor OF the State Of New
ioi<, In the suit of Daley Comstock Co 81 beware
" imposition Buy nothing called Magical PAIN Extractor
al The written Signature OF H. Daley Is on the wrap
o. esch box Reduction IN price has never taken place
-!ul ua- genuine DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
hpcond Of Lard ana Wax, similar IN appearance, and
Ehg Certificates gsned by Dsleys Save around H. ID
be not dGped Lie sIg n; and sutenng have been
80 oy the genu Salve. The shove Save sold whole
e ahd FETAL hi xS Fulton ST. Sun Building, NY. MI dts
hills lnfaibe Onguent for preserving and beaui
s the hair tyou troubled with pityrissis or any
saon Of ie cu,c.c or scalp dryuess OF The hair ia
oa Oaaness, rec or grey hairs The Ongueut Is war; an
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