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LEGISLATIVE DEBATES,
.,paAnonD euT DlAnosD.,,

II ssniAnOAD sDy piANAsD.n
II The Riehnoaa Esssissr furnishes detail,
report % The debates % he ssps,e saa Hos,s !
Delegates, daring ihe bsIlotines ior sepasos j
The place Of Mr.. Peaay hacker. We Jake il
following from ne rsPos, q "Wednesday .hs 90,
al.imo - -
Mr. SyNE did not rise 10 interfere will
this little iapily tea party. He was ysil
enough 10 believe tbat be was. too amia
\ be 10 interfere and disturb The harmon,
II and concord 10 ieeliag and sentimen
which was now exhibited blythe erea
Democratic Repu5lican family = tbal mi
~ among brethren which val Ike th,
precious ointment which ran down Aafbn'
beard, and N
j .o'eh his garments costly odOu. shsd..
But be !, kno~n, said Mr.. S.. mai this i
the greet Democratic party of Trgiai.
we have before Us today. presenting ihil
sublime spectacle ol harmony H.
should indeed Be The ppsl pnsniable O
linen 10 say . word TO disturb that family
concord. But be desired 10 say word
10 4 genileman iMr McDearmon) ia
whom he fell. be confessed. I considers.
BILE interest; Tor he came ifom couniy
wbieh bore lbe pane Of The beautiful and
classic stream which goFed tyjihe Town
be Mr.. 5 represented: tie county OF
aPPomatfor. He would give hin, some
advice. He was playing against stock
ed pack. snd stood no chance to win but
be would advise him 10 do a. he (Mr.
Syms) had done. play bis hand OPT. il be
didn't win trick.
Mr.! HUNTER did not lise 10 take any
part ID this singular discussion. but 10 ask
. simple question. He acknowledged
himself to<be green from the country
fresh from the peOple--sqd profoundly
igpo5aRt Of party tactics 10 Ibis assembly
land. he confessed. further. that be had
heard what bad occasioned some sisrn 10
bis bress, 10 the course Of the discussion
They had before them several gentlemen
Of whom the most glowing accounts had
been given. touching their idimscula,e
purity. their great at,sinmen.s 10 The va
rious branches Of knowledge. end their
eminent and Fre-eminent abilitiee and
public services. He was glad 10 reside 10
: State which could boast OF SUCH great
men. We, % tbe poor wings might end
il necess;ry to vote for lemocrat-
which was hard enough in ali conscience
-he must ask a question Of the msmbet
from Appomaitox. lMr. McDesrmoh ~
Mr.. H. said he was startled, his eesh |
crawIsd when he heard that gentleman
on IA. : l,sT -,6eTs %. III n itiNi
~ ~ ~ n,n.s ,hen h.fo,. ,h.m 80. -"
, .s;n nl.csd 4 nor;ra,;on "a ,hs,.se
NJ mus bee him 10 dss;sna,s vb.,ht, :;
lber of Them wa, IN LII "a !, u. NJ
enough 10 yo,s 70, sTI1smocrs, - ,r..,sS
the Whiss m;ob, not be suh;sclsd i -.
addi,ion.i mOr,iscation az SernI,ci,sn /
Inc / wretcbsl az. -, md reIisye him
{ Z . ing t ~ A., IS ;s,v
= ~ Wans.a,,osr.rl;ed that tie ;en-
NJ. -Mcos Is IN, H%n,sr q.
ieman i'9m lstsl:On IS ! NJ uoa.s HON h. i
oe ysiS -. ns s. = IA n 4 si;r;og "a vote
soulc nlve s1.Pss ..,sh .ssoiise,.5 ,h.tI
g .y 80 800 .nn,cr,;no ! eenaIe. |
=. 'hs o'usi = Epa,s n Aoneals
~ ~ !. VIZ = 49,. mn nd Il thsI
I. .. ~. = ! I,sI - sli th.i h;eh once |
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PICTURE FROM REAL LIFE
THE you're WIFE.
A sToR = FOUNDED ON Facr.

Z
SO ELLEx oscoop hes refa,ed Mr.. L,y,so
sroE'" said pretty girl d sixteen to one Of h.l
seaaainianses, doring uornIng call. "whsl
can be The reason !"
II do no, know. miles, d is his veil known
inpes;os'Dess Of ienps,.n
Bs, What i tina, % fosius. .,eh !, A.,
Ian snrs lshesia. svs.iask . rr,., n..x, "A.
iags 10 . kusbssd uhe eouId give ne the
isss, house sad the rsos. splendid eaifisse In
town."
I" But, my dear" said her elder friend, ".yeu
forge, thai haPPieess casao, be purchased with
gold. There are aad hearts in 6ns houses as
well as in humble co,isges. II tbere is no nu.
tual love and esteem in the nauisd slate, no gay
rqaiPags can bring felicity or eEea afford you
happiness"
"Ls you ere % Oh faahioAal IN your 70
sioss. NJ dsar Min Thesa.os. Ass ahss, 10 -
surs yos sss older, and sssk, 20 kssw nsrs
han I Do. Yell % estsist shse,l - Asspiss
III we're sitA."
" You shiak - nsw. M asas. bessuss Assiag
lsvias pasean sd sGts,ipsass fr,sads, ysur
hssri has nosAlss isrshss o ssk ~ b ,bs. No
bat let your friends b ,sksn ftop - ~ ~
Is.A.as.s :. asas wss,d vim 40 one % cling 70,
end yo1 viii long for ssus sas y love more
.han roc asu long for liehss- AGessiea = all
| n .il % eur ssr ; ,shs sars, ny dear child how
yoe eins iaawsy.n
awelI Ian sure never though. Of ,hsss
shiass before bat Jon Aas, BE- fshi. They
cay Epsa i sslag y marry yeoas Hear
Nlo1eioa;S
~ IN Glad 10 hear b. Harry j. IN con
Portable business sne can give hi wife nea
though comparatively hpnbl. home. Then hi
character i every ,hiagaAai : ' " esnh wish
his principles are exeellens and his heart i j
n she right pIacs. Al,ogsiher. Ellen Ossood be
made happy choice"
= YesssilI should ikink she viii sometime
,sgss, her ehoiss. When sAt sees The rich cal
: risss Of Nj. Li,ias,ion dish By her hunsl
hone." III
: She viii never think II that, ny DEAR
"wsn, suPPos. caroiiss waiias." said n
youthful speaker, amer Pssse, !" uiIl nov
! Mrs Lirhgs,on. She has been trying TO 8
. hin these I'VE years. hey say"
s 4 Caroline is dsasrsn, gil ffoa Iilen u
!. Ne. l..s heart. and place. Der happiness chief
% n external shsw. Fs, ne never seems 10 !
1happs.n
I Eiou shs win iriaaph oser ElIen p
vHp, Nth li,ps sau,e. ~ love. Wal. {
81 NO years and see he iesultEs
- u ssees ?
Two yesrs had passed stay siass ihis e
vs,,s,io.. Rllsa 4 ~ neshsins. had usui'
~ ssd rensvsd 10 ssst ee,,.ts Nhieh' Ass n
" bssi had RAID % o. sr,zkir's \ shs villa
he kos,s ms so,l.,ss bs, il pss e1Avs.is
4 and .,.sy hing ri'hi. m s,onai =, y ss'
leal .,,s,s. 4 pretty garden ma sit,ehed 70
ess.s. Ms ~ 4 ssPres ors',,' P'sa'.s'
i, Ell.n..fs ,bsE,s P.'si'.a's6 fssd q 1's'
ana every qos,ilg Vhfs. ~ Ae.1s'4 ~
.eat Il ii, ta.inss.. - niIh,- - sspslxsrf
81 plsnu. ,i,sisg Viii ss,sl :. lil'i.<, 1
oftk- bird, uh6 uaEblse tron n nsShbor
,.e.<. z4 Fl
c,ss,i.i WlnsE ~ hips1s Ma LIN
-. ~ hss eb,aisN ,As tsIIs ~ sblch
- ,,A>hsl ~ l,befst Pr hep.s,Hss
r. d. sli n>n,ios = Liviss,lss. vhich IA !
.ssd.!l& ~ ssr'y sssA y. sis !. r. !
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ITEMS IN GENERAL,


me expe nditufes il theixo National
Afnorlep for to- last fseal ysar q III
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Tr.nspIansIag.

HExRy A. Wtsr. US. Minister At
Rio Ja1eiro.,Las written y The Patent ~
ace valuable letter, published 10 The "
mon. On topics Of much Agricultural in
terest. Heireeommends ,ransplsnting
Of many Brszilian plants. especially Of
Angola grass. The Coilon shout Rio a.
peiio. i said 70 be high and q good qasl !.
iii ihe cereal grains 10 have degenera.-
%. Mr.. Wise says. greatseryice can be
rendered 10 the agriculture Of our own
country. By attention 10 the production Of
Brazil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-04

lmPerteIs, Mansfactsnezs 4 Dealers
m Ws,ehss, Fias yswelry, Silver ssd eistei
q Wets. Lamp, Military and Fancy Geoas.
Ne. 80. Dsltinsrs elfssk. ceruAx ~ Charles
street, usliinefe.
LAC. CAnTsRLD, s.
W.. y CAnvtELD,
: les. q. MnRsp,tu,
July -. l6t6-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-04
POETRY.
A.iu ~ ee1e--no ehalD forHol--
neihias lpst iksi iins ~ siven -

ANAIM - .M.r@Z| |Z..m I.|.||-@
Nsihins ipss Isl ,ins ~ sivsa -
HIS h,.usifai sbos.ks shst vLen sur fri.sd,
81, M sss - vhslly sbs-ns fron . h III
vesid, ~ ih,i they someiines llnrer sboui lhei
~ seeussoned h1sais, sad he sonp.nios, DE,
TN i0ss kers. 1hs sossolfar ides q beuuiiIall,
dssh upss . ths roilosins s,sasss. asss.d ffs.
- Psrlsmonlk JcufasI
Foses ~ ne dess, vho ~. loved, .bo h.v. In
~, *
Who bend OR rs nov from their brieh, ho,,.,
shove
But beliesss never doabt ,thif the God Who be,ea
rern'u shem q laiasis sisk frteuds hey ssiIl
/ love.
Iitepeats their fond words. skd heir noble dee,,
\ cherish,
Speak Pleasantly u them VIA ieli rs In iesrs-,-
From 1riP, net Sesf names q ihes joys should
Wiki lime bears IooF feet Though the valley Of
yesrs
Dear frieads Of or ,butk can We esass 10 rrmsm.
Der
The l.st look O pie. and re Iov-vhisrered
On. cold be our hearts, % the lee Of Deesmber,
Whra loves tablets record no remembrsnces
there.
Then forget not the desd who ere everuore nigh u.s.
sun Hosting somsqHes to our dream hsun,ed
bed
u The loarlest hour. In the crowd thex are bv Il,
FOfyet not the de.ik oh, FORGET NOT he de.S
f--------
" Linss 70 one ssh4 rasy never see thsm."
-
FORGET thef Yes. Hear one I will,
! ", When thss Z brigIt sisr" forgets d, shine
"afa sun ,ad moceaad stars grov dim,
Anu so'u this Aehihg heart of mine.
when memory leasst her yonled throne,
80, nna m,nd aud seats their fugriions ield-
Wnen we cold rsseishalt claim its own,
And heath its grab, aLL nogr Is sEaIrD-
W ,.s:i. that sweet smile which ever sits,
Win graee bevitstiag, on ,hy brow.
And that bright besmthiae eve emi,s.
tlmpre'sed upon ny heart cen now
Shall eoldly CLEAN vixen am n..r,
Aad leave no joyou, hope to me.
hope iot this foad heart, % tIe,r.
SIN will re, nsNtxssR rags
r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-04

H
PLANK RoADs. -The subject Of build
ing plank roads is attracting muchs atten-
ton in The western part Of New York. -
The advantages " these roads. where
ihe country i level. il o5sious. They
give the farmer . ready mekns Of getting
70 marke. Al I'll seasons Of The yaar, with
much heavier loads Than can al anytime
/ Be drawn On The common foad, During
1.-The vet season, when the common roads
are almost impossible from mud. the id.
vaniages<are greatly in their favor, taking
Into consideration ihe saving Of time. ths
Injury and jading of hoses The bresksge
ot wagons, repairs Of harness. and even
THE Iisk Of life. The cost per mile fsr q
'lpisnk road in the western part Of New
York INCLUDING grading 6 ss,imassd a
l@3. 100. aks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-04

RwQHg Pssinsfship hsrstsiers existing BE-
tween Dosloes Hspnond and Rsgndts,
q this day aissolvsd. b. mutual consent. al
p<fsons isaebssl - The eFn are requested 70
eau upsn Doctor Hannend and set,is sheir &C.
TaOsS HAMMOND,
JNO. REYNOLDS.
nkspAsrsslswn, Nev IS, (Dsc l0.l 1916. ~,
EpDf. flAnnoND costinuss The practice d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-04

81 We regre. 10 iearr shst Hugh A.
Garland, E.q. 81 Petersburg, bad bic
arm fractured, on tie 6,h inst, BY attempt
Log % jump oui n one u The stages co..
ing West, o. the National EOad.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-04

a SHIKlEc Marx Death loves
shining mark. This was lhsIsason nve-
Ery red headed man gave Krseiniiiae ofIi.
Get lately fof not enlislink ier lie Msxi-
cpn campaign. = Is
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4 n 1ISIEs. ~. crrnss. craiins -
q. w. szEyEns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-04

Corn Wanted.
- BBLs. Corn wanted. for which ths
ccsh viii Be paid On delivery.
o. a.lefG TIC sIGAFooSk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-04

Cloths, Casslmeres s Vestings.
: WOULD cali The attention 81 sentlensn 10
~ large stock o. msas wesr, embracing
All Ne latest styles snt this season. Please
ceil AMI aake Isok through the stock.
Nov TC SIG AFoOsE
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sROCERIES.

FfaRgsH Macearoni Tor sale b
Js11. CRANE 4 sADLER-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-04

A., An ppbreechsd urchin. not quite
,bree wears old. said 10 his sisfer while
nunchine |, niece Of gingerbresds-
.Si,s. tsks half ub DIS cake to keep GIL
afternoon, when ! tst cross!' This is r.
ther heller thsn The Story q the child
Who beloved from the top 81 the stai5s
ma. ma, Hsnnrh Won't pseity mel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11
FEVER AND AGUE,
And all Fcvcrs, Cured by
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

A Ii Fevers are occasloned by the disor-
IN dered motion OF the blood, produced by
the Immoral serosity by hardening the valves
of the vessels. The blood circulates with great
" increased speed, and is stIll increased BY the
friction Of the globues or particles which com
pose the mass Of fluids Then il is that the ex-
cessive heat and chills are experienced through
out the whole system, and accompanied with
great thirst, pain in the head, back. kidneys,
and in fact complete prosiiation of all the
faculties of the mind as well as body.
On the first attack of Fever, or any disease,
Immediately take large dose Of Brandreth's
Vegetable Universal Pills, and continue to keep
up powerful effect upon the bowels. until
the fever or pain has entirely ceased. Six or
eight will in most cases be sufficient as a first
dose, and one dose Of this kind. ii Is not inn
probable, may proven; months OF sickness, per
haps death.
DR.. BrandretPs VegetabEc Universal Pills
are indeed universally approved medicine,
which, by its peculiar action, cleanses the blood
ofall impurities, removes every pain and weak
ness, and finally restores the constitution to
perfect health and vigor.
eo-F'or sale by NJ. LOCKE. Martinsburg,
Va. Jan. 2S-lm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11

r HEREBY caution the public against uar
acting business with FREDERICK Blu

Il acting business with FREDERICK BUZ
ZARD LUTTRELL in my name, as have
every reason 70 suspect him OF taking money
and other articles from my premises without
detected several forgeries of my name, as his
wit at the vendue of Mr. A. M. Vanarsdale
in October last, for the sum Of $685., and ano-
ther at the vendue of Mr.. Christian Gaines
shortly thereafter, for the sum of 1924. Per
sons are also forewarned no, to purchase any
Note or Notes, purporting 10 have been execu-
ted by me, which he may attempt TO transfer
or to accept any orders from him in my name,
as never went his security, nor never will.
PAUL TAYLOR.
Feb. a, lS47-3ws
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11

HVlIlS popular monthly for young people
Il commences the second year OF It's new
series in January, lS47. ltmay now be regar-
ded as permanently established and both the
Editor and Publisher, encouraged by their past
success, wall endeavor not only 10 deserve the
fatlering encomiums so generally bestowed
upon their hbors, but to make the CABINET
greater iavorite among its readers than ever
The second volume will be enriched with a
variety Of Beautiful Embellishments, from Orig
a,al Designs.
The steel vigneue, engraved from design
by one Of the first artists in the country, is OF
itself gem, rarely surpassed BY the most cost
ly magazines. When completed, the yearly
volume embraces
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11
ONE HUNDRED ENCRAvINGs,

several pieces of the choicest music, and near
ly four hundred octave pages.
The contents Of thus magazine are for the
most part original. It's the aim of the Edi'or
to afford amusement and instruction Of the best
kind and in the most pleasing manner--to OPP
pose the strongest barriers against vice--tomul
tipls incentives TO virtue--and, while every
thing sectarian is carefully discarded, TO i'm
press upon the young mind and heart the su
preme importance of the truths of revelation,
and tie necessity Of spiritual religion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11

RICH s. LOUTREL, 6l William street,
New York, importers Of French and En-
glish Fancy and Staple Stationery of every
variety. Manufacturers and Dealers in Ac-
count Books and Papers Of all kinds, Gold
Pens, Letter Copying Presses, Notarial
articles sold by Stauoners, for sale BY, us in
possible prices. Country Merchants will
please call and see us.
James y. Rich, ". ~ Louirel, 81 William st.
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pUnrUMEHy, TOILET SOAPS, Pc
TTNT MEDICINES. &c.

JOHNSON, pROO.M 8. FOWLER. No.
3 Courtlandt ST., Importers and Manuiactu-
rers, Premium Walnut Oil Military Shaving
Soap, the only genuine. invented by DR.. +.
ID. Vroom. Toilet and Family Soaps, Pat
ent Candles, Perfumery of every variety. at
the lowest rates.
"A. l.. COMSTOCK, HITCH s. CO, No.
6 Courtlandt 81, proprietors of DIR. A. l..
Comstock's Patent Medicines and William
Johnson's Walnut Oil Military Shaving and
Fancy Soaps. Agents for every Patent
Medicine of worth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11
BUILDING HARDWARE AND PoR-
CELAIN rUnN1TUKE.

The undersigned respectfully invites the at
tention of architects and owners 10 his
assortment OF American wrought and cast
Locks of every description, and lastenings for
dwellings and stores; the variety Of sizes and
qualities canAot be surpassed in the Union.
Porcelain Furniture for Lock Knobs, Bell
Levers, French Window and Shutter Knobs
of so different kinds, the quality Of locks
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11
BRITANNIA WARE.
BE.yyLaM' JOH.NSO'yS co g-2s

BE.NIf.i.H. JOH.NSOsNS co, 292s Pearl
ST, near Fulton, Manufacturers aud Deal
ers in Britannia Ware, Plain and Japanned
Tn Ware, Lanterns. Tea Trays, Fry
Pans, Sauce Pans, Coffee Mills, Iron Ware.
Rivets. Kettle Ears, SC, importers OF Block
Tin and Planished Ware.
Darius Be,lham, Geo. W. Johnson, II. r.
Whitfcg.
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STATIONERY: PAPER & BLAME

FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, II Maiden Lane.
Importers of every description of Stationery
and Paper; Manufacturers of Acct. Books,
Manifold Letier-Wri,ers, Gold Pens, Copy
ing Presses, Croton Inks, &c. sc. A large
stock of Blank Books, Paper and Stationery
suitable for Southern and Western trade
also Books suitable for County Clerks Courts,
Banks, Insurance Companies and others
All orders sent BY mail will receive prompt
attention.
Francis 8. Louirel, II Maiden Lane
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11
WINDOW SHADES.

kelly g. RIKER, l3l Chatham ST., man
ufacturers and importers of Shades and
Mountings, exclusively. Dealers can save
from 10 to 30per cent. by calling as above.
which is the most extensive mandatory in
the U. States.
BARTOL s. ORMSBEE, manufacturers
and importers, No. Spruce st. Shades of
all descriptions, kinds and sizes; Trimmings
at manufacturers prices; Signs, Banners,
and Interior Decorations.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11

GEORGE j. BYRD. Manufacturer and
Dealer, has always on hand large and well
selected stock of Umbrellas, Parasols, Para
soetts and Sun Shades. at his mandatory
and warehouse, $50 Pearl ST., nearly oppo-
site Cedar st.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11
sAxAmANprr7 safes.

Rich s. Co.'s Patent Improved Salamander
Safes, Double and Single, warranted free
from dampness as wei as fre-proof-an i'm
proyement upon Wildei's Patent For sale
by A. S. MARVIN, Agent for the manu-
facturer, 1881 Waterst Also by |. Bridge,
N. Orleans.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11
CLOTHING.

L O.NrGSTREET s. SPECK, SO Nassau St
Manufacturers and Jobbers of Clothing, have
on hand very large assortment for the
Spring trade, suitable for the Southern, Yves
tern, Eastern and Northern markets, made
up in the best manner and in the most fash
ionable styles; we would particularly invite
purchasers 10 call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing, for as regards styles, work
manship and price, echallenge competition.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11
srcARs, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.

Fine Cut Tobacco manufacturers and mpor
tiers of choice Segars, sold on the most rea-
sonable terms and warranted TO excel
JOHN .aJNDERSO.NS. Co, No. 2 Wall,
2l3 and 2l5 Duane sts., have received the
highest premium Of the American institute
for the years lS43-'44-'45.
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NEW-YORK.

and strength Of Knobs are all warranted.
Orders from the Co,1fry should specify thick-
ness Of doors, and ssAether the doors artag
to right or len GA entering. Agent for
Mencely's Church and Factory Bells
GEO. H. SHORDS, ZIG Broadway. OPP
posiie City Hotel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11
CANTON TEA COMPANY.

THE " YORK CANTON Tea COW
P.9.NY, at l25 Chatham 81. and l63 Green
witch ST. is the oldest exclusive Tea Estab-
hshment in America. Merchants and 9th
ers wishing to contract for the sale Of our
superior Packed Teas, must apply immedi
ately--il by mail, pre- paid.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-02-11
cAs rrxTuRrs. xAmPs. &C.

s. L. COX, Is Maiden Lane. $40 broad
way, importers and Dealers in Gas Fix
lures and Lamps of every description
Mantel Clocks, Chandeliers, Gifanae.es
Solar Lamps, Table Cutlery. Japannery,
Silver Plated and Britannia Wares. Spoons
and Forks plated on German Silver. &c.
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urfzoLsTI Ry GOODS.

SOLOMON g. H4RT, 243 Broadway, I'm
porters and Manufacturers of Curtain mate
rails and Trimmings, Window Shades and
Paper Hangings. PacketShips, Steamboats,
and Hotels supplied on the most reasonable
terms.
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Fresh Groceries.

A FRESH supply, such as Sugars
IN Brown and Loaf; Coffee, Pepper, Al
spice, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon
Rice, Molasses, Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, sc.
&s.--for sale by
Feb w. DORSEY.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.

J. p. BLACKWELL, No. l79 Broadway,
opposite Towards Hotel, Manufacturer and
wholesale and retail dealer in Clothing On
hand, a general assortment Of Piece Goods,
which will be made up 10 order.
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STOVES. BELLS. &C.

WCKOK & co, $50 Water st, Whole.
sale Dealers in Stoves and Castings A
large assortment Of the various Patterns now
used, on hand among which is Atwood's
celebrated Empire Cooking Stoves. Caul-
drons, Sugar Mills and Kettles. Church,
Factory and Steamboat Bells, Of all sizes.
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rrRruMuRx. cAps. SAC.

fumery, Toilet Soaps. Extracts, Colognes.
&c Agent for the sale Of Roussel's Perfu-
merry, sc.
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CABINET FURNITURE WARE
ROOMS.

VIM. SHARP, manufacturer and dealer in
Cabinet Furniture and Upholstery Goods of
the best quality and most fashionable styles,
at No. 6l Beekman and 65 Gold sts
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sTRAw GNcnS.

j. H. HILLS, 1876 Pearl ST., upstairs, Deal
ers in Foreign and Domestic Straw Goods
Palm Leaf Hats, Band Boxes, Artificial
Flowers, SC.
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uHuGs. &C.

W.M .M.ALLORY, 81 Courtlandt St, North
side, offers wholesale, Borax. Allum, Opt
UNI, Camphor, Venetian Red, White Led
dry and in oil; Glass Ware, Window Glass,
Putty, Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpen;ine. SC.
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STEAM REFINED cANox, LOAF
SUGAR, sc.

n. L. s. a. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, cor
ner of Chambers ST., offer for sale large as
sorment Of Steam Refined Candy. Sugar
Plums, Sc, of a superior quality also Dou-
bic Refined Loaf, Crushed and Ground Su-
gar, in quantities of five packages and up
ward, a; as low cash prices as any other es-
adjustment.
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The Original Wilder's Genuine Patent Dou-
bic and Single Salamander Safes. warrant.
ed free from dampness- SlLAS C. HER
RING, manufacturer and dealer in all kinds
OF Iron Safes, lS9 Water ST.. corner OF De
Peyster St f. Camerden, Agent, No. "a
Gravier ST., n. Orleans.