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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23
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DHILADELPHlA MEDICAL HOUSE-DK. K1NkE
L LIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN IS ears resident practi.
toner Philadelphia. The care Of all diseases OF the skn
mades Of delicate aud des ructve hbits Of youth
still continues to engage Dr. kiokeps utmost attention
lnvalids whose complaints the most desperate condi
zion, depend be always conducted by Dr. H. him
self with prompt safe and energetic treatment to perfect
travelling supplied moments notice with
dcne sufficient TO themselves IN the most convenient and
Cure warranted or no charge required.
Letters post paid will meet prompt attention Residence,
NJ w Of Third and Union streets, half from
G-For Full particulars 4th page of the Philadelphia
Spirit ofthe Times. 81 90t-rc
nR RALPH's PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
- on Diseases Of the Genital Organs their nature symy.
every individual Of both sexes, By Joseph Ralph NJ ,su
thor OF the Family Physician" and other d nestle Me
dical works. &C. Fourth Edition. 32 pp, with illustrated
Places.
This only truly useful work this subject before the
public Not only all valuable nformation but the most pei
possible the recipes Tor all the remedies being faith
fully aud unreservedy gwen and plainly to be PRACTICAL
ly useful TO every one IN every place.
On the subject oil Masturb self pollution,
consequence aud only true and interesting
formation impaired which all should especially ps
and youth.
The nsts,ea d cure of Structure is fully treated.
Again which Of the highest importance aud given
other work, Is the description and Of those (nnocen
comp which resemble disorders and which all
are liable Isn't this work, therefore, worth the attention
every person
Price 81 Published by CLAY & Co.. 90 Avn street, NJ Y
and all booksellers Cop mailed the recept OF ST.
paid 20 part of the United Ad (post paid
Clay CO. % Ann New York For tie also bv thu
Author B8 ''eeuwich street, ". " aui7 3otsm
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TUST KECEIVED-A rich assortment Of fancy aud blac /
silk Cravats and scarfs, &c AGATES Gentlemen
Outftter; 2s7 Broadway, cor. Of parkplace.
UNDER GARMENTS-A large assortment of Silk Me RI
Lambswool Cotton Sc Of every desirable style, J
AGATE'S Gentemens Outftter, 237 Broadway, cor. o.
Park place.
GLOVES-A snperiossrticle of Kid Gloves, with weted
liable rips also Chossou Bajou. and silk
and woollen Gloves, in great variety at J. ACATE'S
Gsa,smsns 0ut6tter 2s7 Broadway. cor of Park place.
SHTRTS-The subscriber would call the attention of the
public his style of Shirts which are made in supe
Shirts madeo order and warranted fit AGAJ e.
a 30tSrc
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4 y ENOiNE BEARS OlL.-Iiard study, close coniipe-
an excess Of care, and dyspepsia the principal
, Ill., padness and mortifyng circu
snce tnan 20 be deprived Of the natural ornament for the
nssa o"1n or IN the prime Of life can indeed hardly be
msRmeo lhht preparation, then best 10 bepe
ne hair which has stendency equsze the Circulation
~ tne scalp 20 stimulate the skin and the bulls ha
~ ne undesgned from Cansds and the NorhSe Is sup.
nor for this purpose 20 merely artificial H. IL
world IL is highly perumed and has been strong e
commended by those have Thoroughly studied the
tuition and physoloey Hfthe hair Perfnmed and e.
the toilet BY HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist ss Broadrs aS
corner Chambers street Sold also At 100 Fulton street and
IT East oadway Large bottles so small rs cent.
Purchasers to be assured Of getting the genuine Bear,
OIL purchase only such the and name nj
Henry johnson. 27S Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23
WARDS PATENT WASHING AND CLEANSING

| WARD'S PATENT WASHING AND CLEANSING
w PowDER,s an article extensively used in Ensispd,
powder ever offered to the public It's advantages consist in
its being cheaper in its than Soda saving soap
IL s eShes T Il. Ss the S
proving the color of linen where rain Croon water
used and not in any degree muIns the hand. using
cleansing brass or tin vessels riuer type brushes
any Other as greasy materials, sod by all hs principal drug
o. X Farden, ~ Maiden Lane New York, where testmo
mails may be seen. o9l2t.rc
II OBE's PATENT PREMIUM EXTENSION DINING
and dining rooms hotels steamboats, &C. for ele
gsnce durability and convenience warranted
equalled for variety together with assortment Of
giant and ashionabe Cabinet Furniture constantly be found
e NO ~ Broadway where the public are re-
auaa sot.1c G. r HOBE. Ads Broadway
HAkNDENs EXrREss. FOR BOSTON, NEW
" IL Ssss and
D. BRiGHaM. JR., B.w. WHEELER Union
s6oali street, Boston, F. %S93btIpSE
Office in Philadelphia ~ South Third street $50 a. IN
CHELLs! sHELLs sHELLs!!! = Wanted all XII, Q OF
- shells for which The highest price will be given = IS
will also be found large aud we'll selected ASSOC moo Of
Shells which will be disposed Of at reasonable prc .
BThe highest price will be paid for all kind = casto
Do not mistake the number. ss Chatham street.
T EGT X FREKEs BRANDIEs--Now landing at Pier
IL NJ r. from ship Mary Francis from Bordeaux, IS pack.
ages Of the above well known Bnndies direct from he house
of the III Cksue. snd
ch Lafayette brands pale and coored IN half quarter and
Also Is quarter casks White Brandy of superior flavor for
Also entitled to debeutuIe f"l a,.or,%snt q the
shove Brandies of various vntages from 1877 to 1886 Sam
pa ssa y Ses TT '"'e w ""' HENRY LEGER.
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q appears 70 be two different classes of
much superior the other Answer That's fact that has
struck frequently But have been able
Tor the difference. certainly the CLOTH altogether
Why noet me tell class buys six shirts from
Scott 81 Nassau street, and his shirts being Style
ly mechanical they consequently fit beautifully The other
class don't two whether they shirts
as long they tolerated. When you any shirts cal
there hrst-he sells magnificent for So and
them 70 Mt Opposite Herald Office Established 1885.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23
OC BkOApWAY COZ OF JOHN .l-khEUMA
1C% TISM Pains and Stiffness of joints, Scrofua,
Diseases Of the Skin, &c:.RING's COMPOUND SYRUP

1UC skVApwAY Coz OF JOHN )-khhUMA.
DISEASES Of ne SKIM &eRiNG Ss e coMPoWNb SYRUP
Doek-This remedy published
Of those suffering from rheumatism. and stiffness Of the
the skim all diseases arisingfrom impure
Of the blood &C. From bona de experiments under the d.
has many
pronounced the best BILE combination of remedies for
Giles and warranted to give satisfaction Il hns purfes and
quickens the circulation allays aton and leaves every
those complaints arising from the njudioious long con-
tnued Of this coordination be considered
specific that have long % al other
The great and increasing demand for an article Of this kind
may have the benefit and that there remedy for
most distressing complaints 1t recommended in full conf
dence and but trial convince the most
of its surprising qualities.
Prepared and sold by
CHARLES H. RING, Druggist,
lea Broadway. John 1t. " V.
B-Be sure to observe the written signature Of c. H.
Ring the cork of each bottle. 81 m''c
1O1 FULTON srkEEr-DR LA MOTIFS true
der all circumference elegant safe agreeable
States under the direction of the original inventor such
efectuayto preclude the possibility Of counter
ing remedy which has from the hands of
CHESS 9uacks II not from an uptimely grave
Pr La Mott assures the public that this remedy purely
salutary in all s effects upon the svsem
twill speedily and e6ectuay the most violent and
gud of disease and Grad cate every particle q IN
fictitious from the system without dsagreeable f
cs and the patient to most perfect state OF health
1t very agreeable to the epbe oder
and may be used with the entire and by
Of either without resort to any medical adviser
Sold only by Wyatt Ketcham i2l Fulton street, and A.
Cough Co, 9 Fulton street, NJ T. Price, ~ per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23
ID OMAN EYE BALSAM.-
N "Waes me a chie locks unco grim
When the windows o. his soul grow dim"

IANNAHTLL.
There are bodily ailments distressing their
than inflammation OF the accompanied succeed
therefore be regarded boom of which The value
BALSAM prepared by HENRY JOHNSON is such boon.
It's merits have been tested by long experiences thousands
have derived unpeakabe benefit from application Many
patients, after eng from Inflammation years have been
completely cured by this delightful salve Theredne,s
lids aud ey have ultimately been enabled to read with plea
with ample directions for Prepared and soli by
HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist,
au3l 3Ot"rp 27s Broadwaytc cor Chambers At.
- time get fock dress and either cleaned
dyed altered, repaired with velvet acings ifs col
lars Innings buttons and everything that be required to
make your clothing look like new at small cost No % Mnr.
where get all you done at short notice. and
disappointment exorban charges trial will prove
that clean and dye clothing superior anything done
the city, without colorng aid Of steam sall or line
attended to Immediately, by A. CORTISSOS,
ola l2t$rc 81 Murray st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

IL NEOUs LIQUID HAIR DYE Is far superior TO
any thing yet offered for eolorng the hair to besuii.
jurnS TIE skin The wonderful facility with which this
and astonshmen Of thousands who loud IN m praise
Sold wholesale and retail at WIN. BACHELORS, No. 2
ST so for the whisken Beware o worthless countsrfes
Agents in Washington City, j. H. Gibbs. als s0t~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

nor >ALE Oh LEAsE.-Lots NO. 348 and 800 Madison
and 4O5 and 4o7 Monroe being so feet front
each by 200 feet depth said lots bly,
the ground beng high and the junction Of Grand and
persons DESTROYS of eecrg buildings for tories
other purposes locations Of this kiad seldom offer Terms
easy. Applyto JOHN 8. GILES 1863 Walker
October g. I847. 2t*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

IL William streets for last fourteen years enjoyed
s New lie ce %
this disease and mild cured five days. sriC
he ~
on by ay
s m: sSa s ess
ssc and aversion to Msocsy cure warranted in every
PAID aS containing mt IS ADVICE
HykE ~ f RaY,; = Duane sure:
Of the MEDICAL Society e New York b consulted d,
os and for
cyand above all his legitimate medical
ia:
curing either the use pi mercury or restraint in die, OF bus.
% %o
s
M e viii II
| teuton. SO 3ot.m
TAtrs rRsEAF FSE u TIE consulted &,
diseases there referred hi; residence 90
&c shs;s S.s is ss :fs s;s
ihsiI suEs: Hs BELIEVES. however chiefly those wig
aaa s% IS s%
+. In ad s1 s"s ds in This
ground ca" no
%srsS 0Tee hSss z M and SoSp Sspn
| addressed" Box $685. Lower Post Office New York"
au30 30"m
and radical Of gonorh9a gleets structures, all
the discharges irritation of the kidneys and Lacorrhaa
whites.
The wide celebrity of Abernethy' pills the hest
Tor their quick and positive all the above
complaints In the early stages Of gonorrhea one box is
ifH HALL sT
Price 81 per box 50 30t*m
u ~ M Kew AkD-Cross's SPECIFIC Mixture
pOOO Of gonsrrhBa gect and analogous
plants Of the organs of generation OF all remedies dis
covered tor the above complaints this the
makes speedy and permanent without the least resrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

II EADs OF HAIR.Heads Of Har-Those articles io
merly known Wigs and Scalps prior the late i'm
provements Of Ridgway known only by the
title owing their strictly natural appearance and artistca
ensemble causing be the deSrable artic
70 natural head q hair To be h.d only Of
way, cor. of Maden-lane, up Call and them.
n. B-Private for fitting and trv;ug Wigs &C.
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DnIiN uMAAIEhsAL . Manufactured b

/ 0HTT TNT,GVC MAI EHtAI.S--., Iahu1actured by
where article Of the best quality may be
the lowest price. Roachs Triple Compound of Bromne
superior chemical producing quick pictures of fine white
tone nov used by the best operators few Of whose
attached We have used Roach preparation recon-
mend believing superior thing the kind
g. Walker Albany; 81 Humphrey, Wilmington, North
G. poane Montreal Clarke Bro.hsT. syTses.e,FoI .,
Albany William Bristol Utica; Clarke Brother Syracu
q. Doane, Monreal William r. Pratt Richmond Viz.
IL Brother, Burlington Vermont. SIRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

N AGUERREOTYPE PLATES at unprecedented low
~ low price VoiEhtlander Cameras OF all sizes,
cheicals, and everything in the line for sale at
ANTHONY'S
National Daguerrean Depot, 2i7 Broadway N. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

RlLLlAkDS-The manufacturers Tor PLAYING, and
~ the sale of tables TX Ann from 49
Fulton. Horns Ten Pin Alleys the LIST oor Tables
the 2nd Cloth, balls and French points for
sale.
Mr. j. Horn, jan, and Otis Field connected with the
above establishments and invite their friends and the public
B. The two Ecpts above named very popular their
busness-theE saloons are worthy Of patronage ED.
s24 3Ot&rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

M AlRET ROBhRT 81 Liberty street h,v. lately ~
Iva eeved and offer for sale several of Jewelry
the most celebrated manufacturers in Geneva comprising
general assortment, which Bracelets, with
Geneva Watches such Duplex Anchor Escapemens and
Cylinders, from the first manufacturers Also, a COMPLETE
and general assortmeY Of the common kind OF Watches
from manufactures OF Locle Chauz de Fonds and st. mri
Al IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

u 'Gh1 PR rs have swa insured pnrivalled
N ces ut SANFORD BROTHERS, Merchant Tahors,
Full n ALWAYS good fitting Coats Pa
and ytkeeps best Of Cloths Cassmers and Vesti
2nd Terms cash; consequently sell Is chez
thai those sell on time.
Garments made they ought to be- and done the
Il promised
- A full suite made in twenty-four hours.-G
Every variety of Genemen Quitting constantly hand
and sold low prices for cash only
SANFORD BROTHER, 1T Fulton street,
e 1nvr. tk~ u-r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

CMOKEHs' HEAD QUARERs LOG Broadway-lt Is oit.n
~ the that when established
he becomes careless of subsequent opinion and his
tenon exclusively TO making Such the
OF the subscriber who the smokers thar lie
will still efforts supply them
the best quality of imported His Havana will
constantly forward invoices Of the
island aud his long qualities
task. II. HENRiQUES, log Broadway cor. me
The trade and steamboat Captains
piled the liberal furnish
cd from the Uuifed States Bonded Warehouse o9 14t*
GUNTER'S DINING SALOON No. i47 Fulton street
~ The astonishing which has attended the of
the proprietor Of h celebrated the year
guaranty Of its superiority similar
and stripping all competitions him make
ed exerions merit the Of the the pub
lie has so kindly awarded him. Feeling grateful for this sup
port he offers for their palate choice of 1870 dshesAat
Sis Iitsrc s0''"'' " ~" % A''' '''pf H. GUNrER
New FISH AND SALT sToREr1he subscribe. has
~ commenced business in the above line No. 2lo Front
led hsh Of every pon salmon and Shad
picked and dry goldfish always hand Nova Scotia mack
ere salmon, and Goldfish alewiycs smoked herring &c
All kinds OF ne and salt intending Liverpool Turk
T. PRANDY
29 Front street.
r. Busuess transacted this city the British
Provinces reasonable terms. TIP
Nova Scotia nsckere and salmon landing from schooner
Joseph Howe, HalfaI. For sale by +. fRANDY,
oi9 1N.rc 2is Front ST.
DARIs ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Sc.-N. KAHN, I'm.
hs.re I'D hv
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pARIs ARTIFICIAL FLOWERs, &c.-N. KAHN, I'm
porter 50 Nassau street. stairs has received by late
ya very extensive and well selected stock Of French
tfca Flowers and Flower Materials together with
he offers n the trade nj low prices ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

EAMILf GUARDING SCHOOL IN 1tiE COUN-
TRY-Anexperencedt teacher has taken for years
past number Of children, exceeding her family
and pains spared to advance them their studies
attention paid their health and morals The location
very healthy and retired There present few
For references and terms enquire ofJk. Belts, ESQ.,
No 81 Wall streets H. Hunt Esq., No. Chambers speet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

T EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
~ WANTEDILsds. and gs9tlemsn having .upeItiuous
obtain fair cash price for the same sending for the
subscriber through the Post Office otherwise who will
tend at their residences. J. LEVENSTYN,
166 Broadway, up stairs
Lade. can be attended 70 by Mrs J. Levenstynt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27
Commercial Record
BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTLMORE .M.aRKET1
.am~icn Office, May "a, i847. {
CArrLE-There were $50 Beeves offered
at the scales to-day, of which los were driven
to Philadelphia; q to Washington AZ re
main over and the balance, 375 head were
sold Prices ranged from s3as4.50 per 100
lbs. on the hoof, equal 10 $6a$s.75ne.. Aver
age rate OF sales "a.
Hoos.--Live Hogs sold today al Vs. 5Oa35.-
rs. The supply is full.
FLoUR.--Since our last review the market
for Howard Street Flour has been quiet
Holders are asking 50, bu, we are not advised
Of transactions. The receipt price Is unset
tied. We hear Of no transactions in Guy
Mills Flour
GsAIs.--Wheai is inquired for, but there
are no receipts Of any descriptions, and we are
without transactions to note. Sales OF Md.
white Corn at 1903 cents, and Of yellow at lO5-
I06 cents. A sale Of very small lot OF Penna.
yellow at l06 cents. We note sale OF VIZ
ginia Oats at So cents, anotber OF Md. at oO
cents and cargo Of North River a. 62 CTS.
BAcor.--The demand for Bacon is brisk,
and Sides have become scarce. Sales oil
Shoulders are making al "a cts. Sides cannot
be had under 9Aa93 cts. Sales OF Hams to
fair extent at 10 cents, and we quote at u tc
l0i cts.
LARu.--In Lard there is little doing 10 cts
for kegs, and 81 90 cts. for bills are the cur
rent rates.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27
.uSRRfED,

In Hedge,,ille. on Wednesday the 18Th inst by
the Rev. John Wipier, MI. FaEprRicx KaEeLow
10 Miss SorHiA WEsrEsaAvEa
Ia this lows, on the 23d list, by the same. mr..
PErRa Cook 10 Miss MAaTHA GLADDEN..
10 Frederick City, Md. on the 20ih inst. by tbs
Rev, DR.. Zschariss. Mr.. TnoNAs q. LANpEsKis.
formerly oil this place 10 Miss CATHAniHn r. TaA-
60. oDIy daughter If Wa. Trsgo. Of Frederick CT
iy.
In this place. 90 the 2ln inst. BY the Rev. Mr..
Lipscomb, Mr.. GGonoE II. BELL, Of Morgan Co.
10 Miss EMILY E., Daughter Of MIR. David Bales
Of this town.
In Frederick City, Md. on The 18th ias, by the
Rev. NJ. Petriken. DR.. J. CsEoo Gissos, oi
Charlestows, Va. to Miss SusAN WATEas, dsugh.
ter CT DR.. WIN. Waters Of Frederick.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

The CRors-The Norfolk Herald. Of yes
,erday, says: The rain which drzzled down
rom the clouds last week scarcely afforded
sufficient moisture to promote the vegetation
Of the newly planted crop, and that which has
tprouied and shot through the ground was cut
9h by the frost; so that replantng, in low
heavy grounds especially, WILDE unavoidable.
Inc wheat, too, ismuch siunted BY the drough,
ana prematurely heading. We have the
ABOVE from gentleman from Camden Coun-
W. T., with whom we have conversed,
ana similar statements from other quarters Of
the country IN our vicinity.
The Carrolltonian says; We have had no
rain ia Carroll county Of any accoun, for sew.
eral weeks. and as necessary conseonence
much of the wheat looks bad. In The lime.
stone land more than half crop is exnec,sd
whilst in the red land it cannot exceed one,
third Of a crop.
The Boston Traveller says: Corn is bnt
orr of the ground in this vicinity; and early
peas mol much better, such is the backwardness
OF the season.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
Resin D. Shepherd. pl.F.
Jacob A. Small and George w. Hollida, Ad-
ministrators Of Patrick O. Driskill, deed.
and Ann Driskill, widow, and Laura Dris-
kill, John Driskill, Daniel Driskill and Le-
vinia Dri,kill, heirs of Patrick O. Driskill,
decd, dfs.
~ CHANCERY.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFrcx,1
Mar'insburg, May 9th. lS47. s
OTlCE.-The parties to the above suit
~ will please to take notice, that will at
tend Al my Office in Martins5urg, on Saturday,
the l0th day Of Judy merit, for the purpose, LIST !;
OF taking an account Of the debis Of Patrick O.
Driskill, deed, and their character and digni-
~; I'd: Of taking an account of the Real and
Personal estate Of the said Patrick o. Drskill,
decd. and the value and annual value Of the
said real estate ;-therefore the Administrators
of Patrick o. DTiskill, decd, will on tina, day
produce before me all the books, papers and
vouchers necessary for settlement OF the per
sonal estate; also such evidence as may be re-
quired 70 ascertain the value and annual value
of the real estate Of said deceased and all per-
sons having claims against Patrick o. Driskl,
decd. will present them TO me on or before
that day, for the purpose Of reporting their
amount and dignity.
SEAMAN GARARD,
May u, le47--7w Con,r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27
DARKEsVELLE sEMiNAgY,

lHsHE Spring Session of this Institution
u wall commence on Monday. the Gath Of
.Hay, and will consist ct % weeks.
The Seminary will be under the charge Of
MIR. D. SMITH EIcHELBERsER, who is well
and fayorably known to the community as an
instruc;o. OF youth.
The course Of instruction embraces the fos
lowing branches autobiography. Reading.
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Ge-
ography, Composition. History, Execution,
Algebra, Geometry, Mensura,ion and Survey.
| ing.
Aud if desired, instruction will also be given
in the Latin and French Languages, and Book.
Keeping, SO ias as practicable in a school
room.
Every attention will be paid TO the advance
ment and morals ofpupiIs placed in charge OF
this Seminary, and mild but decisive discip-
line will be observed ia the government Of the
school.
TERMS:
For photography, Reading, Writing.
and Arithmetic, $3.50
For English Grammar. Geography,
Composition and History. $50
For Algebra, Geometry, Mensuratio4
and Surveying, 500
For Latin and French, and Book Keep
ing, 800
For Oriental and Mezotintal Painting, 500
(JOHN SINCINDIVER,
Trustees f. NJ. BURkHART,
(ARCE1lBALD LAMAR.
May 20, ls47-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

For the Ladies.
4 r the "Bedtngton Store" the Ladies
IA will find the latest styles Of
La,pns, Gmghams aud Chint=es;
"A most splendid assortment Of tnliooes-r1y
cleap;
Causb,icks Plain, Plaid and Striped Jaeo.
nets;
!S,eiss, Book and Null .M,slias;
India and Bishop L0,rns.
Linen and Cotton Diaper and Table Cloths !;
Inserting and Edgings:
Fine Dress Sta,ck: Cap .Sen;
Linen aud S,eiss Hdits.;
French Hid Giores-. fancy cotss;
Black PIC Mic .uiits and Glors;
1'hrecd and Cotton Chores;
Black and Whns Cotton Hose
". MILLER.
Beding,on, May 20
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

" IL :, ,l sou 'sn ~ puorc AUCTION, on r..
w.. oay' Me IN aay q 1une ne1t, al me
following Property, 70 wit
Horse and Colt;
s head Of Cattle and lot Of Sheep;
Wagon, Plotcs and Harrows;
Wheat Fan and Wheat Roller;
z Ten plute Stores and Pine
A lot of Corn in m, Crib
rs Heres Of What and IS .4eres y Com in
the ground;
Il large lot Of Lumber, consisting Of Frame
for building, Oak ScGatling and Fencing
Plank Also, lot Of Walnut Plank;
The entire Stock, Machinery, &c, pertaining
to q Factory. among ,chich are--
Picking and Carding Machines;
! Spinning and | 1tcisting Machine;