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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-15
Arrivals or Usraogsrs.
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AMERIcAN HOTEL.
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delphia; r Hart, Troy
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CITY HOTEL. 49,
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CLINTON HOTEL.
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an' sSd Nj. .sasaGe
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EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE,
I;ssS Hin A As:islh HAL. h.1S
Hall and lady Savannah; Mr.. sanford Master Sanford,
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Leonard Newtursh; T Lindsay DO; Holenbsck, Bos.
%Gn.y Johnson. a MSsa do Jew P.fs
sT'sS tST tsys ss ts-5S% ssf
Van Alsn KndirhGok Morrison Cap;an Reynolds;
BdspS SS ssi1
ttssy5s DE- Mr. Gr'sps Peek Bristol Hi
Longgalt, New Haven.
HowARD HOTEL.
SnSs Son..
ss5Sas w%s:,S. Mi; R:GTss Eaton
SSis osssi s M9:%S
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Providence; BALDWIN Ohio; 3 Hooke Hartford NJ and
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LovEJoY's HOTEL.
West s MsryIsnd Miller Do Lsrdusr. Gran.
W. SIS Hy s M Es ss%.If
Portsmouth U'Breu Boston, O'Brlen do + Hayes,
Sfs K Ess,; S't H hs
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Bridge S cThsys dg Irish Ch;hs% Was W9sss
ssay; RossI Troy; Ineol mo- New SsdfS1d
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Bame, and lady, Jersey Rankin, Rankin Troy;
ssS y .Rtsa T1s;;
si% sGs
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
Mis-. !Gh Ne mdleS Rn.2 PEEK Ro
b q A :s:1 Gs:. Ns~
cheIle; Kellogg Great Bennington; p HILL N Y; Nc
Arthur Buffalo; y Gilchrist Phelps; w Smith, Sa
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
Breed 9swsgo' W Eungsriord s. Louis: Shepard,
Mass: Miss Hill, Conn; Kinsley, Boston Williams
Orange Markham, Beaverton; Dubois ard sister,
NJ l. Huthwaite, Jerey.
ThMMANY HALL. -
g Jones' B T Craft Albany; Mony, ronghkeepsie;,
Holmes. Hamilton; ii Platt, Geneva 8 Meach, Nor
witch; Dwiton. do; johnson Lambert, B Lambert
Connecucut; + Butler. Buffalo; a Ang Connecticut;
Throckmorton, New Jersey; w Leeds, Come
w Howe, Massachusetts; J Jackson, Connecticut;
Beebe, New London.
WESTERN HOTEL.
L Preston. Connecticut; w H Smith, Geneva; Temple,
Oswego Bidsal Michigan; Van Pattep,
! Chamberlain, TT y; II Woodford, Candor York r
Woodford, do; Carpenters do; slocum, New York; w
Cravin Herkimer county; MDowa Troy; w VI Stevenson,
Washington CO; NJ M Merrimac, Hartford; NJ Hail. Conn;
ID Butler, Saratoga CO.
rJNHE FIFTH EXHIBITION OF THE MASSACHU-
i SETTS Charitable Mechanic Association, for the
coungemen Of Manufactures and the Mechanic Ans will
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

AeruAO marine correspondence
PHILADgLPHIA. October IA M.-Aniyed-Bugs Chata
hooehee shsnnOa Turks Island Chas Heath Lampher New
S.Y K: & aa9fs' 1fsi' asa
peHde,oss SiShton. Mass; VIM Henry. May, New YORK
IsbaI FIssmIn New 6rles,. brig. HyIs, Eusti Boston
S;1s LIBBY Fs siss,
sI,dS.poHi JS.;sphins ro. Apsnt., Ab,nS Liberty
May do barge cayuga Owens, do steamer Anthracite Ste
New York; George Evans, Keller do Pluto Robinson Co.
Miscellaneous Record.
close At he Reading is
o'clock Letters can be prepaid at this office to any part Of
pool will sail to-n,o,rrcw !oth az u o'clock The ship
as above
SUNK During the late storm, Railway schooner with
ad or s s
sey city .wamped night The up the
ss Of a
M mast which wa. 'n or eight feet out Of wae and SO
lying alongside early Yesterday morning Ths sea ran so high
any aid though tho vessels were within speaking
Another vessel was also sunk during night off oboken.
STORM AT BosroN.-The Advertiser of Yesterday says,
night and about hours 1t commenced about BE
done beyond the loss Of few bowsprs bbcom. and
a 6 ss ssr si ddas
sho and went ashore a. East Boston without
with stone from Quincy stove and sunk alongside the
s1 . R1." from rh hTS
Point Adeon and not expected of before the night tide
reports damage vessels the Roads aud Chan
mel by loss Of spars, &c.
Sem ALrrsE hence Boston lost anchor chain and main
lowed to the city.
scHR MAssAsoIr hence at Boston, of Cape Cod um
herr N of
M company.
scHR DEspEmorA, OF New York, from Wilmington Bos
dragged her anchors in the stream during blow on the
and jio boom of schr g len
scHR JoHr Hart, OF and from Belsas, for Boston, went
and ea w got
off and arrived at Gloucester, iath.
Bo 0sar T Of and for PGydfScs from
loss oil mainm. fore topgaan &C. in the Sc gale last
Choir Of For, @aeos sen" VIII" '0'' Oh DO" p' was at an
WHaL. sTr Coon Rsruss New Bedford 18th
away min aud fore topg, mast Aug IN st %
ion 3 The Good Return ,heavy gale from
broke ndder shot above he waep at ose use
ds%ase PsVoa. 81 to hs IN gale. o
New zealand lost two boats had all the others badly
BnIa DAMERscovE-Accouns from thus vessel before re-
ported ashore Little Gull Island states that one thousand
% ca ITI n on % her sSs put o" IL
by the force ofthe wind to the side beating
f.. H T sSS % % mi
$4,000; the cargo partly insured in New York.
a s"s S.slas a.t pnd a 10Th Inst, Cape
sci Judged her 70 be blIk with her mantop gallant aud
mizzen topmasts above water.
commanded by Capt VIM r. Drinhwaer, by whom she is
'''N' whaIsmsD.
At 2. New esdes 0S M ship Good hs'p pS sv it, Pa
S %h sna Is. sent home and c ,so
and sold $4,000 lbs hons the voyage Stroke Jan as lat g.
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To STR ANG GRs.Evsry stranger should provide hin

ITO STRANGERS-Every stranger should provide him
self with copy Of Dr. RALPS Practical Private Trea-
se before leaving the city 1t contains information given
lead to be appreciated Published by CLAY Co.. 80 Ann
street Fourth edition. 2 Price 81 For sale by all book
post. OILS 1tsrc
MO CURE NO PAY.-Dr. CORBETT, 10 Duane street.
IN member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
may be consulted in the treatment of certain delicate dis
eases practice Of fourteen devoted to venersa
Diseases enables DR.. T.. the form of this
disease Recent cured in four days used
restraint in diet or business pursuits Structures cured in
weeks with scarcely any pain.
CoNsTITUToNAL DEBLiTY-Those individuals, who have
INDUCED in certain loahsome habit positively be
stored health and society Remember 10 Duane street
next door to Dr. Johnson's. OILS ltsrc
NJ EDlCAL CAKD.-Dr. MORRISON, 204x Fulton ,treri,
IVA devotes his entire time the OF private dse.
e. collegiate education, and practice OF twenty-sI
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling on Dr. NJ
See Dr. Ms diploma, with the signatures OF Sir Ashley
Cooper Dir A. Carlisle &C. in his Office 2o4s Fulton
OILS Itsrc
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA, l847

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA, lS47.
The Election of Shunk-The Ohio Election, &c. &c.
The returns from the interior continue Of the same
complexion those that yesterday caused
much amazement to wing citizens. The following
figures give Governor Skunk majority of l2OOO
and the remaining counties will probably increase it,
GoyrRNoR's VorE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-15
The Flour Markets,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3-Flour and Meal--The injury
sustained by the State Canals will retard the receipts
Tor days and prices have slightly advanced, owing
TO the light receipts Sales of Howard street Flour at
50 3h held higher and 1000 barrels fresh ground
Pennsylvania for export, ut So 90. Rye Flour very
scarce and held al 81 62H Corn Meal Is held al 50 20
per barrel hut no sales have been reported. Grain
Wheat continues scarce and In demand; salos 1000
5000 bushels fair and prime Southern red at 30
30 Corn Is inquired for and 1900 1000 bush.
ee Southern and rennsyvsnia yellow sold at 10 and
ate In the day at ~ cents weight which an advance
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Passengers Arrived.

EHAvRE-Packet ship AdInral-Mrs WIN Burnes, Master
BuInes Master Walter Bunes Mrs Lathrop Miss Louisa
lady, Mr. Wssn.1 Master JACOB rsnin Nsw York n,
Mr. VIM Stone aud lady. Washington; Mrs w Rowland
Miss Justna Rowland Mr. Augustus Howland Chsrleson
Albert sIa,burg, Germany; Ottoman Otto, Switzerland
Edmund Andresde, Paris 800 in the steerage.
LIyERPooL-Ship Abby Prat-Mr Dundas and lady, Fay
Mrs Halde 224 IN the steenge.
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The following all the returns received from Ohio
70 hraa n,ci All
ONO ELECTION
Total so far. ................. 1897

In Cincinnati the democrats have elected Senator
and three members of the House.
The extensive grst and Touring mill Of Dobbins at
Penn berton New Jersey destroyed by fire last night
about o'clock Unfortunately the policy Of insurance
expired short time SINCE and not renewed that
the less Is total
man named Mullen, belonging to Manayunk, fell
into the Schuyhill, the Falls, Tuesday night
and was drowned The body was recovered yesterday
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD Oct $4,000 Loan Is J7 1864; 1000 State
IS 77H 10000 do II; Manufacturing Mech ak,
asa 10 Lehgh Coal scrip ST. so Reading Railroad 3d. $40
Treasury notes, lG1
AFTER SALES 800 Loan, 6s, 62, 1031S: IA Schuylki
Navigation 281a; 5000 8 Treasury notes, 525 loi4
SECOND BoAKD-33 Lehigh Coal scrip, 81; 2Oo do, B6X
After SALgs-2o Western Bank. 52M; 10 epha
Bank 27; 100 Neshamic Coppe,, 5000 .eadmg Railroad
Bonds 10; 80 and Mechanics Bank 25 1000
l2k.
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An election has just taken place in Florida for
bers of the State Legislature We have heard from only
county Leo in which the vote very close The
vote stood as follows -
Highest whg ..,,..,.....,.., 2gs
Highest democrat ................ -. 294
Three wings and one democrat elected.
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nR STEVENS never having failed effect . perfect
~ has resolved TO pay particular attention the
consulted almost any hour. No s Bowsry. Medicines
are gratis to persons who consult him. s13etsTe
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THE EIgTH ExHIRITIoN OF THE MAssACHu-

VUNHE FIFTH OF The MASSACHU
sETTS Charitable Mechanic Association, for the
coungement Of Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts, will
take place at Faner and Quincy Halls in the city of Boston
commencing Wednesday,, September l5 Of the present
year.
The Government Of the Association being vested with full
powers TO make all arrangements,
Fifth Exhibition, full confidence that the and inn
poant Improvements department Of Mechanic and
cnunyme 10 constantly giving birth, cannot fail TO render
tins Exhibition valuable interesting and beneficial than
either Of its predecessors.
We therefore respectfully invite and solicit Mechanics
Manufacturers and Artists throughout the Union
specimens every department Of labor skl articles Of
wood, stone metal other material The products Of
ofemale industry and and in fine production made
of whatever material, which minister to the
comfort OF improvement OF society
And we hereby offer premium 81 One Hundred and FIFTY
fc discovery shall be deemed by the Judges most mpor
isn't the being of mankind. Also, Premium of One
Hundred Dollars for such machne &c shall be considered
second in imporance aud Of Fifty Dollars for that which
shall stand third this being that such
machine implement and practicable such scientific dis
coyery. shall form part Of the present Exhibition go
awarded as the articles exhibited deserves and The man.
pledge themselves that the sctest mparaty shall be
observed in their distribution
Articles insure conspicuous place in the Exhibition,
lIth.
The Freight Of al articles machinery. &c. which may be
for the Exhibition the railroads. ting
with the city will if such articles &c. are accepted and act
ually exhibited, be refunded by the Association
All who wish TO present machines models OF goods for
KUHN Secretary Of the As.ociaiion, City Building No 81
Court square, Boston postpaid which will meet with imme
date The Secretary will also furnish, appca
ton gratis, copies Of our G.ne CeppsI containing the
SO leoa.r U.0'' OIL inc GEoRGE g. SMITH, President
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nOS 01O To LEND ON BOND AND MORT
pCO,VOO GAGE in sums to suit applicsnn,, on pro
ductive this Brooklyn. IL will be loaned
for term OF years il desired Apply g. BROAD, No. II
Wall street. IN the Croton Water Office, basement
anN 30teod~rc
MEDICAL OFFICE.-DR. Johnson, II Duane street,
l Chatham street, well known as the moss sue
New York the treatment oil
diseases The Doctors for skill IN those ola ha
cured fhst have existed for pie-eminent
body the throat or nose pains
in the head and Of the legs, efecuay cured l.,
Constitutional weakness brought on by secret nsp i.
duged in by younr men, causing lascivous dreams an
lv,emsons positively Recent cases
dsvs without mercury No alteration IN diet, or
rom business. W. - -
IYR GLOVER Ts CONSULTED CONFiDENIl "a Tax
sverv dav AT his Office The treatment and cure om
cult that have bssd ne ANA q
sisets strictnes and ali delicate diseases Dr. regular
graduate in the medical profession Omces ~ Mp No. ON
ys,s entrance bis oes through the entry to his once door,
OILS itsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-15

r-.Arm a .rr.u- FOR SALE, a new and elegant grand
1x2fzxI action Piano Forte Of powerful aud brilliant
Yk tone. with al the modem improve meot,, made
lewest mann fictureTs price note addressed 10 Piano."
aud eit II this Office will he attended to. oi3 st-rc
s,.,a... ,s-., PIANO FOHTES.-JAMEs PikssON, go
y.zsA&ks1HlR Walker street. has hand and it daily
FETfv anishitg Piano Fories of every de'er,.' .,
gyI Sfrom his superior horizontal grands down
to plain Ga octs". combining ill the improvements OF
the day, with others suggested by his experiences
the business AL HIS manufactured for the
city ade pains expense spared render them at
least equal those Of other manufacturer inn he country
us Wtsrc
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- HEAXEs AND BROKEN, WIND IN

49, HEAYEs AND BROKEN WIND IN
.ASl-use of Tatter.als Heays Powders They have
been the Taersa Stables London and by
Than fifty years. As medicine foE Hesvss Broken Wind
the United States with full confidence Of their
None genuine without the signature Of j. KIRKBR1DE,
Or 81 American currency: A; II COUCH CO. Hs Full
All orders accompanied blythe cash and postpaid punetuay
attended Persons desiring the agency by addressing
attention. 81 3Ctsm
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"A TO LET FOR The WINTER-A suit OF hand
consisting of two parlrrs first floor.
with hres bedrooms with closets aud panres,
vaIr abes and attendance The house IePlste with mod
ed with gas throughout The situation pleasant and respect
able being but the second block from Broadway east SIDE
street OI2 6tsrc
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PEARL STREET HOUSE,.
HOWARD HOTEL

Van Buskirk Troy; Thur,ton, Conneeteut Y GIsve.
Tru.a schsnss,ady; ysndsnhoof Burlington; stops
S;S Dew ssaI. G5:%p
Mrs Spear. Montreal: Ripley; New York; Khkp,trick.
Bprne ton; g Gardner Bath; Stephenson, New York;
Hill do; DanfOrh, Massachusetts; Hutchinson, Provi.
dence; II Stman Westerly II Clements Aaba ma; j New
liu Philadc lphia
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.NB.-Alsoa superior Body Bslt Abdominal supporter
hiahlV recommended. 9nfeodk I
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Everett Alabama; C Learned New London; Mrs Edgar
Huntington, Norwich; Stickney, Boston; Mr. and Mrs
Brown: Ohio; Jsohn.on N Rose. Hartford; arnold
Mrs Lunt sprngGeld Mr. Campbell, Ferguson Phladel
Phs; Adams. Amherst LsihroP, Richmond T saIey
Combs: w Finay, Hartford Porter. Mississippi; Ho
ley Salisbury; Burr, Ludlowvle; Boyd, New Orleans
Tapn, II Horon, Providence; Holmes, Ohio.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
DOrsey's CeIe bra e d
yEEM-TUGE:

a Remedy unsurpassed for Expeliing Horns
Narrated to contain nothing Of a poison
Gus character, bat 10 be simple M its dc-
ton and safe IN lis application.
ET is not the desire or intention Of the under
Il signed to give the above remedy the ordlna-
ny putting which generally attends the adver-
tisement of Qrlack .Hedicnes-we do not re-
commend our Remedy for any thing else than
the destruction of Worms from the animal sys-
tem--for this purpose, we regard il as a specific.
We have seen the action OF most OF the SIM
pie remedies found in the Materia MedIea, as
well as a great many Of the Compounds offer
ed to the public as Termifuges, but we feel con-
fident no remedy can be found in the whole
list of Remedies that combines as much safety,
and acts as efiectuaily as the one we offer.
Daily demonstrations prove il TO be no ordi
nary Remedy--and we might produce certif-
Gates from our most respectable citizens in IA
vor OF its ef1ects-but our object is not to get
the certificates Of those who have tried 1t, but
it is TO get others in want Of such a remedy 10
TRY 1T themselves, and we have no fears
as TO the result
1t is prepared only by the undersigned, who
has it for either wholesale or retail.
Those who buy to sell again, will be allow
ed fair discount from the retail price, which
is IS cts. per vial. w. DORSEY,
March Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
LADIES' NEW STYLE
Dress Goods. sc.

WYE have just received. and offer for sale
w al unusually low prices
Plain, Plaid and Fo,lard Bmeges;
Satin striped Marques;
India Foulard Sak;
Black Satin striped Bareges;
French and British Ginghams;
Linen GmghamS;
French La,rni and BriRiats-d ne,o goods ;
Broc0de and Barred SiLks;
Embroidered Mourning Lncns;
.Mouselain de LANES and Bal.areens
Siik-,cnp ,4lpaccas and Bpk BomLa-ines
Lace Muslin Robes; .Nerican Pia,ds;
Plain and Barred Jdckonet Lace .Nltslins !;
SlciSs, India, Book and Con,bric MuSiins;
British and american Prints;
Manchester GiHghanls, Figured Nets;
Grass and Muslin Skirts;
French Worked Capes, Collars and Chimi
isetts;
Thread, S,ciss and Jdckoaet Edges and IN
settings;
Cambria LGces QmiIingS;
Worked Cuffs and Under SIeeues;
Black and COlored Barge Shatols and ScarfS;
Rich .NeH Sha,eIs and Fancy HdhJs.;
Alerdnder's Super Paris made Md Chores
sin, Thread and Cotton .alitts and Chores !;
Bmege, Gause and FiHet peiS;
Hemstichm,d Common Linen Gamble Hdkfs.;
FTnges and Glaps;
.Nctc Style Buttons for Trimmings,
Silk and Cotton Hosiery of erery description
j. ". s. B. Il, BOYD.
April 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
nTHE AMERICAN FARMER },

ind Spirit Of the .4grsctdturl Journals Of The
Day.
4 NEW Volume OF this old and popular
IN agricultural work, commences on the Isl
Of July II is published on the first Of every
month, each number containing SO large octa.
vo pages, at 81 per annum-6 copies for IS
l3 copies for $40.
The american Farmer has now been in ey-
istence since 1919, and was the first periodical
ever published in the U. States, devoted exclu-
sively 10 the interests of the cultvators OF the
soil--many similar works have since sprung
into existence, and have passed away. willis,
the pioneer in the good cause has steadily pur-
sued Its way, and in its ripe old age, evinces
all the freshness and vigor ofyouth. The pub
Usher feels conscious, that his numerous pa
irons will bear him out in the assertion, that at
no stage of its existence has his journal been
received with more favor than al the present
time. Gentlemen Of the highest standing, and
eminent for their zeal and devotion 10 their
time-honored calling, who have been subscri-
bers TO the work since its first appearance to
the present time, (and we have number of
them still on our list,) have but recently borne
testimony 10 the fact, that II is moi excelled in
point Of practical utility by any Of the numer-
Gus journals with which our country now
abounds Willis, these assurances are flatter-
ing to our pride. they will serve as stimulus
to future exertions. All communications to
be addressed TO SAMUEL SANDS,
Publisher American Farmer,
l22 Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
For she Ladies.

A T the "BedIngton Store,n the Ladies
N will find the latest styles of
Ldtcns, Gnghams and Chmt.es;
A most splendid assortment Of Caticoes-rer1
cheap;
Cambrichs, Plain, Plaid and Striped Jaco-
nets,
iSteiss, Book and Null .M,Slns,
India and Bishop La,cns,
Linen and Cotton Diaper and Table Cloths
Inserting and Edgngs;
Fine Dress Stalrls; Cap Nett;
Linen aud S,ciss HdkfS,;
French Kid Gloees-, fancy colors;
Black Pic Me .Mitts and Chores,
Thread and Cotton Giores;
Black and IVhae Cotton Hose.
". MILLER.
Bedlngton, May 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
LOVE.

Tel me, my heart, what love is ?
II give,h but 10 rob
Two souls and one idea,
Two hearts and but one throb.
And tell me how love come,h ?
Ii comes and ali, us here,
And whittier, pray, II fieeth !
twas not--'twas fancy mere.
And when is love the pures,2
When its own self il shuns.
Aud when is love the deepest?
When love the stillest runs.
And when is love the richest
II hoardeth when il gives.
And tell how love speaketh ;
II speaketh nol--it lives.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
BIS .fcreS,

Of limestone land about $50 cleared, IN good
state Of cultivation, and with abundant resour-
ces for its further improvement, available al
very little expense. The greater part Of the
Woodland (about 20 Acres) is enclosed fol
pasturage.
The Opequon Creek upon its Western Dor.
der) and number OF conveniently situated
Ponds, give il permanent supply OF water
And the Shepherdstown Turnpike passing
within few hundred yards. renders the access
easy, at all seasons, TO the Villages, Mills, Rail
Road Depots, ETC., in the vicinity.
The improvements have, all, been recently
erected, and are ample for the accommodation
Of large family, both white and black, and
for the various uses of the farm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
Paints. OILS,
DYE STUFFS. sc.

SPTS. Turpentine; Copal Varnish;
- Linseed Oil; Japan Varnish;
White Lead ground in oil, No. /;
do. dry, No. /;
Venetian Red, No. Spanish Brown;
Yellow Oker; Terra de Sienna;
Turkey Umbra; Stone Oker;
Chinese Vermillion; Carmine;
Alcahol; Sweet Oil;
Black Oil Varnsh Venice Turpentine
Winter Strained Sperm Oil-p,ue
Spanish Whiting Floiant Indigo, No. /;
Prussan Blue; Ground & Chip Logwood;
Fustic; Red Sanders; Cam Wood;
Red Wood Nader; Alum;
Copperas; Extrac: Logwood;
Blue Vitriol; Verdlgris;
Red Lead Litharge, SC. sc.
For sale by w. DORSEY, who has on hands
and keeps constantly, general assortment OF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
The Dare!ling-HoHse,

Quilt Of brick) contains nine rooms, besides
Pantries, Carrots, Sc, is handsomely finished,
and PRETTY situated, in an extensive grove OF
oaks.
In every respect, this property combines the
requirements Of a comfortable residence, with
well Improved and productive Farm, justly
considered one of the NEST valuable, OF It's size
in Jefferson County. Ii is offered for sale up
on the most liberal terms, both as to price and
the time Of payment
For further particulars, either apply to the
subscriber, personally on the premises, or by
letter, addressed to him, near Leetown, Jefier-
son County, Virginia.
PHILIP P. cambridge.
March A, lS47-f