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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Domestic POrts.

BOSTON, July 2e-Au SHIPS John Cumming, Dwight,
Grand TURK Turks Island, Dublin, skohed MoDn-' bark
William Porter Cadenas, brks Hargery, BrI Wyman,
II Martins Persia. Robbins, MaGsahIli, ADe,htf nbD
Leyasohe Pictsu Frances Brl Els, Dighbg, Genl vii
sou lof YORK. Beckwlh Al aa,AlcOla, Ssni Brown, Ba
ker. Alexsndra Hasklns, Soa.e Bllilnore' anton
tharna Russ Lrarer. Antwerp Florence. Bo~den
pon au Prince. Abel Soy, Case, Cape htyten M'dpnnt
Glssy. Richmond ssraph, Pa ne. Smthded, Va; The
oat Cornela Faukin and Pres Harrison Kelley NYork
Ranger Trass Bah Te.es aphed-shp Sarah Pnnnlan,
from New Orleans C!d-Brg Haoinyer, Peitisfs~ "a
"a "a m nYnIs n1F and rchoTaS IN ra .ct Roads
BALTIMORE Jaly zs-Au ong Nancy. Dayis' IL y
Tn mas va Turks Island Meamofa. Haskell, CALAIS De
Cd BT bng syph. Burk. BRUSH West Indies; sca JONI
Clark FOAwrl d. Ellen COX. thorough Dopray Charles
ioD JOSEPH Brown, Gardner, New Yors
BANGOR July zs-Arr sch Hannah. Pendleton, Boston
cid schs saxon. Perkins. BastOa, heny Clay beh'cS
BRISfoI July ss-Sld ..oop Gazelie. vsrguson. Ne~-
'CsI AIS July l6-Arr .ch. Mary Hart, ProViienoe
MAJ Lalch Yates Boston, Banuel, Ih1d0~. Ne"y1y-
port, I7th sch Wilmington. ksm.4el. Boston lda, yngs
Carton. tneel -, kotblAsion: bnocn bsnaef mgft'H'
Poston Julia PaFs0u Prerbl, Bath sen Rocket ESOn
Eoscn 18th trg Ka.e ALdefsCn Ande ersOn, Belfast sen
GALAXY. Nesins. Boston l2d br - Watson - Tan
pico. - New -Havsn. sch MAY Am. Marshall. New
bur,por 81 July l6 schs JuEei. nchsnDacn Pniia
deiffIa Mary Susan Rayn-s. Shedford' IAgure, Pry
Ne~bGryrort Al on Kawley. Nfors Lucre,ia. Jane
son. Baiiimore, d Hart, R,Tey Ph,ltdsl ph@ May
CTo.cn. Gsyer DO. AIcturls, Ha.&al. NYor5. Can4ry
Fara~uorh b. Phlisdelp lpha. I'D Harriet Ana. Wells, BIS,
ton. " Heath Heath. 30. lSh. Eliza Helen, heser
p,,ieeI de' 18th Wescosus, Wa,s SYork. wreth TAI,
bot DO. big Charlotte, parks Philadelphia, sen
Deghl.4 P,ry. SYlrk. Mar Bslch. Yates d. 2ist,
trz R.deOlt s1ith p iacs!rha, sch Romeo. Palmer
York Mary Hart. Rossn zed big pnta. StTour. NYJrk
CITY POINT, July .t-An sch Somer1!le. Chase, Be-
ton
ELLsWORT July 2s-AT schs Oregon. Verrlli, b.
ton. IeGcat0r, Leland, Providence, ri. Zaett. Eaton,
er~cs. Sd l5fh, brsss H9it, Comery Pha ielphia
Van Eursn. Andersen, New-YorS. Lagrange. BOaoa:
sks psil nm Lord Digit Bsns z. Jordan, ssyor'o~
ca; Elzsheth. Smith Portland, Snpsror Lord abigail
HsyB,s lord Caspun, Narch Afmadlllo, Trewcrzy;
Pansna. keaiiy CIDcnna--s Beiatty: Yolant. JordDn
Aciye Ci@rk, Arsl, Austin, America, Peters AMI Lego
Ia sinclair
ELIZARETH CITY, y C-sailed pYsylonS 70 Jaiy p,
sch Wm T Brvant, ssmrnons. Dealer4sa
IlLL klN Err July Z7-Arr schs Clinton. Cois ia nes
ard Samuel, Wsiers and John MIlfu Weaver fh4-1s
phia. Lew Rive. WedIr0re EoniJgt; Cabot Cl4fk 40
sloop Prof Class Wheeler. dO 2Sth. brig siafY Ann
Means konlost, soops EsssI. c Clmsinss, Ns"- f9,A
Jas a~rrnre DO iOr Digtlion Sid Br bg henos'' 'ie
CECEc ETOWX. D c. July 2c-C.d sFis Susan, b Co.
Eff'h sueF'ca.
EEhNEBU NK July -s--Sll ss:s Aaieiops "osl'soSl.
AID IN, TruH RlsfcI. Jul -S-An - Si.l ~
Crsdif-l Boston Il Wei. zsh. trs oIfvri rlsrs Nf-
l--I'r.
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,rr.n our COz1csponaen,s.l J


PHILADELPHIA. July 3o--t-rl rel-Bark Coy Busg,
EAttt. b,>fcn. ug> Ch.copte Cemery do. Charles Ell
ward DosS, do Abftt Law rence. Crswel, do schs Ne
rkan.c. tan. do, George tiiohe tiih e. New Bedf,u
William CSn7. Pra:t. HarflrJ. ESscx Saunier>, Slf-
brock, VAN A Dub 81 Carlisle New loTx. Eliot Sharp
Lynn, Aurora. Bascock. Providence Marry. Wllrtt.
do, Horton, Candy Ne~p't. Souhla Iolfrey French
Providence, steamer Black Diamond. Stepheasoa New
York
CleG-,G- steamship Albaross. Peek Charleston. bark
Eagle. Matthews. Boston or$s Long Long. do. Schs
Almra +. Candy. Ne~or'. Wm Camp Pratt Hart fard.
Cameo. Moore, Newouryport. + { Horton. Candy New
port. Aurora. Bshcock Providence. VI Marcy Wilet dos
Mechanic, Cam Boston Eliot. Shasp. Lynn Sophia COL
frey FrIuse Providence, steamer kennebec. Seymogr
Zev-Iors.
kACHIASPORT. july 2l-Arr brg Drigo, - B,>t, M
sch Caroline kelton. Be fast. 22d ScaS NYOrk Packet
hies, Newhuy port A ifs. Norton. Boston. 23d schs
r Jones. Clarke. and John. Linoey. Boston Sid brg>
Factor Handy. and Dugo, , CALAIS. Mechanic. Bryant
NYork. Olando Towns.cy DO, Schs Jacob LoagfellOw
Caies, do Mayfower, oser NBedford Eds ard, Haniy
hagaSuadavlk, NB
July 25 The III spsrS. sails and rgging Of the bark
Sophia, Everett, from NNork Caas, Ahch ashore
a; Iihhey Island SUNDAY last sold Yesterday flr
nearly $3.50. The went ashore about 2 VI The
weather thicN AZ the time. ami Capt under
stand he misiook the Bell for that West Qu,sly
The passengers and crew all saved
D-OpHcG-As the y. Packet beat ng up the River
Tuesday. and when nearly p 20 the bridge Lorenzo
Wilson 4 East Machas. Knocked overheard by the
fore boom tackle. and drowned He about p
NEWPORT July 2s-Am schr Frank. Cash. Albany flr
Providence. Eliza. Swlh. Pa~tuckct. for Kingston. Ad
venture Prentice. Fall River for Hondouh 2ath. schrs
FLORIDA. Reed Freetown. for Philadelphia, Alas Pratt
Son erset for Smith Greek C. Sanop lawyer. Blng1r
Col ID Hunter Carr. Bangor. for Warren
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

Dir iisci -, Mr Zs. Mr. Z g.--c,ssc- NJ i-s w
1fsfns, ~ lane. Hr fosss TRINIDAD. VI " n r11,,.
Nr & L Tenn nr-on h;l Coo ia Mr. L sol ass "a
- Cree Ar Wa fyer. 81 SogA-l II j - q ~
ton, Cf'o: NT Nrs< s.. 4 g srrln HIvl1a
n r. HsEtg Ncr'ir f0- G. ~ sJ1-Nr Warn-r 1ni
ladr. y eeley .i-iaa rye " p. TX. \ "A
Sc--r74 Van frartarh. nr Farl. 4 BfasltIa, VI.
Wild. Jas y Ferr' J II Bovnton Nas;s-s n ant :
Claiie and y N -, s;eerag-
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Passeprers Arrived

l. s-so-ihg Meta ron = Tao7ls s-f 5,riaIl Erol
= Itor Mrs Havsrl - Jl-o aud cai. N--s E,4is,
Psltsd 'adIlo. II vArzus 4 de IA Tore p
IA IoTr NJ Parsll. G'aet Grae4, Grant, VI Va
trl.a aud servant. = t4nel Blaze " ore. Rev Mr.
Butler { cs Bus ey. G Arhlrs- X Loo Han.
Sw-.;.J d nohne, McDe NJ Nyers lal lAly. From
TerIal-a-Nr COX. Nrs Ntiiie'0n Be- Mr stowe aal
iady PT.sst, Jones. Rev Mr. Lyons
lnf--r- g-r9 ts0r.f -5.f ron HIr-s Mr. DAVIS nd
dy VI. ns-isel and .Aiy Ny Schultz, Dr. 1gss, A.
rcd Blc1-e.
II sh', y rrcccnsCn ron Lsu>-noolMrS Pitt and D
chld-sn. n o.outo NJ Bennett; MrS Daiey M and VI :
hucs lsv. and Misses Mathews
H. Rr hc hsrcl fG0a Psa-aa-s EzqLsai-Mr ST. lurn-
Niss Hu; er. Ms Harvey
n rqt4.f-si'p NEEAI.f4z from Lrs-p0Ol-Nr and Nh
Pune Dr owen. ships surgeca
In BrcrcG tGrt Clarloff, from Br,eENr Arensieli
Nr kIenn. Nils kIenn. Ms. RlRda-
MINIATURE ALNASAc-.--rHIS DAY.
SUN-Rlsfs---t IS Sets - II MOoS-R.ses----9 ala
HIGH WATER July 81
s.rdy Hook 5rn G-v Island 10 .sn Hen Ga,e % 1a
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

DISCONTINUED -sprout Brook, Montgomery County n
y,T,hesnut Hill Calvert County. Md Bndeeyile Dor
chester County, Md Pleasant Hill Washington County
pa Peninsula, OBtanagOn County, Mich, hanistee'
Man,stee CoDnty Mich Mil Creek Person County n
O. Haynesyille York County. {. New Bethel Ben
ION ('ounty Ala Long Perclmmon, Yalla Busha C9un
~ Mss PrairIe No1ube County, Miss Cadron, Con-
way County Ark scafiod Prairie, Greene County ma ,
Spriug BOROUGH White County, Ind Hanier, Mason
County Ky; Renault Monroe Concty. Ill Nest9r Sa-
vamon County H. Laurel, Marion County, Mo; Pleas
ant Ridge Lee County, Iowa =, Ct.
NAsEs CHASoED -BurDett's Corner, Dodge County
Coies Connty IN name changee 10 :" Wabash Point
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
SECOND BOARD
"WEDNESDAY. July SOP. NJ.

VI the First Board the downward ten
dcncy Of the Stock msrke, continued and the active
Fancies all fell of largely Ere wen, 10 74s, Read
ing y, Canton 81, Norwich sis, Harlem g., Morris
IL, Long Island l4l, Farmers 65 Convertibles e3i,
Incomes As, Second Mortgages 1905, Government,
Skies 1857, lAi-an showing a further decline OF
to 81 per cent immediately after the Board there
Was revulsion of feeling, several large BUYERS ap
peued and the make, advanced to nearly the prices
Of Yesterday Erie closed at 76l. Harlem esi Read
mr ss, Norwich So, Canton SCI, Incomes IS, Long
Island Is, Portsmouth 81, &c, showing an advance
Of 70 Q per cent. with good inquiry i, was the
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nv TeIegraph.

BOSTON, July 9c-Ar ship windqn tsy. "a bts~sS, Cal al
80 80 sb1 safe of Name I'm Manila for Londoa
a. az IS Ion u %, spoke ship Cyaha; I'm Man
ia r NYofk July a. lar "A % lon 10 20 osrk s'onaiA
~, n. srrsx fsr Nfork Same dzy, Lssed Drg, sup
- - \. I. "a, arssenas fFn Cuba for Portland
slso arryed shIp Sarah PsunIoa, from New-Orieans
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
MARRIED.

On Wednesday morning, 18th July, at East Hartford.
Conn. by Rev Samuel Spring HORACE VI. SMITH, OF
Brooklln n Y, and MARIA +. GOODALE, OF the i'T-
place.
On TUESDAY evening july 29ih by DR. Shepard, ROBERT
PErTlGREW 10 MARY ELIZABETH HALL, both u
TINS CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Receipts of Produce.

By fae North RUer Boats "Wednesday Jpv 32 j6S bbls
FouI ia do Ashes 309 do WHISKY 80 pkgs Meal e3 do
Cut Meats 2ie do Lard Oh do 4tter II do PorS.
IooO bush Oats l2,7O0 DO Wheat 1858 do Corn
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Disasters. &c.
fE See CnrresuOudeuCe

tvs See Correspondence
BRIG CREOLE Young, from Newhuryport for Ellsworth
before reported loet on Matmcus Island the l0h
inst arrived at and has been repared at expense
about $500. aud is now ready for business again.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

-rl,-th b,sk snon Csenslr 90. ray - Ieif hT- i-a
unc.-srn Sss e "a i.-sr Aesss-la NY ~ hss'
viii ga.r e. rJEts-
JAW II I,f. tlr.s Josa D,rJ >e. y :. a. :, Css
r'Es -, 3 - Sa-ah P.s-s. 2 D. > 'srid Il
Or 'or I ye-n.cL , .
A.so Dutch crs RorsaS. Sln-a1o'e tp-ll N o''s
h4'au.aS. Htisa hfua, Ma sl.t plt,h. AM lam
dsrs S-sv.rt PAi' sos nla sca " lrv = Nnu ~ u
Clsarel BaIss oueE;A!, >alasnte, E4s, P-ii-- 1,A'
hr- Mar y du =,
NEwBU RNPOET, Jaiy ,9-Ar- brl< r Ts''e H-7ana
Sd kcsSu n. Nc~ ioEN =,
2lSt Left STg Edna Sa'sl. - llrS-'nly AHier.aA a
rcyf Saw Lf re ss- bound T. ta-S Kings on IN 81.
more Fad hesa % ths port .a daTs
BALTlNORE. Ily L. Az b. = e'oTre>sr, Crab isliii
schs >e~ Resgi :. \Ynrs Merriam. Phla
WILMINGTON. jlly 20 Ar sch l. y Smith. NNcrs-
BALTIMORE. Juh se-Arr ship Martha BTeien New
YoIk. sch >.eun. 60
POFTIANn Ipiv .9-Sid hr,gx Elm.ra. Qua a.
l. I
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
California Vessels spoken. Sc.
Spoken, &C.

Mas g. lat So ~ s. Ion 6s So W. ship Architect. I'm New
YORK, March 1917 for San Francisco
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
u NEW-YORK AND ERIERAILROAD
DEGULAR EXCURSIONS to the tns

II BANEN duTlhf nm AYQ-.
DAYS TUESDAYS, THU URSDAYs and Sal ggosCI-
fafe lz cents for the Excursion. The ste<m earsoa
IsKO Can't & NJ HancOI, we'll known IA vac sIIg q
husInsss TO the FISHING Banks. ~lll leave Nsyth
llulbg hours GyrlLg - 4 O'Clock, rs seeioek
RIVER O'clock A NJ returning % the civ ~ U,.n tbs
ST As the fare but 70. cents for the n sr,an<s-
boat yill only make anangs above - Sshln<
u.eut will glse the passengers ample ine A. ~. 80
r,or nd 10 shars rlenfifuliy the hauling N oi
Ishirg-tsckle bait and ref msnss provided '' W.
ls
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
Marte,s .CAREruLLY REPORTED roa The TRIBUNE

Market CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY July 3d.
ASHES-The market is lower for Pots with limited de-
mand Sales at l2id5 l8i, and Pearls al %
Export from lst TO 10Th July: 1851. 1880.
Pot bhls ,oI7 3,f5
Pearl ia tS3
COTTON-The demand very slack to-day but holders
are firm 500 bales only have changed hands.
C0paraf,ce Statement Receipts Exports and N0ks ~
Cotton at the folior1ng Places, gf fte dgies anHerei
Sf,k
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

which valuable from lnsDense ira IS Of .i-e eai
.rnsrous water powers on those, s.rearns The
secor1 sale wili commence on y /. lsth Of Anz,st.
Tie laid - - or rel les y; xeea the ch.n,ssa.
Mlss.ssipp4 aad =. CroH.
The Pil;sburg. St ,e,senville anl Calun-
bus Railway. 20 IHters ec, the Columbus aai Zanes
vile Road at New RI. winnis now positively a..
serted, be oui' The lettings for 10 miles Of The
grading and n .sonry from s;euoenville TO Nex
have alrea6 y been advertised.
1t is reported that the contract for build
ng '<e Railroad from Fon du Lac - JanesrIile, :
ules, has been closed and that rom % 10 y niles
are TO be finished his coming Fal.
The annexed statement exhibits the i'm
ports and duties collected at the por; Of Montreal u2
70 the 5th Of July compared with the corresponding
ptrod IN 1850
The total value OF goods imported at the
por, of Montreal up to the 5th of July,
Same up 10 July 5, 1851 I.Eo-ols
Showing an Increase IN favor of tins year Of cllsi45
The amount received for duty for the quar-
ter ending July 5, 1850. was as------------flle.jo,
Received up to same period this year----.-- l4-33
Increase N favor of ls5I---------.--.- f29,739
Value Of goods IN the different bonded ware
houses on July ), 1850, was-----------...- CS9SoJ
On July 5, 1851, the amount was----------. l652o'
Increase in favor of ls5l-..------.- 1000
Amount of duty which will be derived from
the above, when taken out OF bond, Will
amount E5-+s1
The Plattsburg and Montreal Railroad
Is beng pushed ahead with vigor. Many of the con-
tracts have been let and contractors commenced op
erations.
The Buffalo Commercial says of the But
falo and New-York City Railroad This road Is pro-
crossing vigorously under its present able manage
ment and will doubtless be completed by the first Of
January, 1852 which VIII give our city an unoroken
connection with New-York by the nearest and most
speedy route Passing through section Of the state
unsurpassed In fertility OF soil or enterprise OF nhao-
itans, the stock cannot fail 20 be one OF the best IN
yestments in the State We understand that the
company are TO offer 100000 seven per cent bonds
at auction, the proceeds of which are to be devoted
to the completion of the road from this city to Hor
nellsvlle.
The survey of the Galena branch of the
Genital Illinois Railroad will soon be completed.
A new Bank is about to be established at
Nc Connesyille, OHIO.
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she viii make shO trip gp the sound and = ;irsttss
n land her passengers AZ the nes 80 saortrS
Pst whsre sls will reEan about three ~ stss
IN paltes an oprOTuniy 10 examine me 30 al JOBS
Tel cts for tbs Evcursion can be had sttns '"'
A ian'rsef' ~ b''ao"' JoHN A FLAMMEs.t
ta.,. \. 80 Broadway, OF of AhaH
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

NAVAL sTORES-The demand for SPIRITS Of T1rpen-
tine has allen of and prices have declined 10 3c al which
2Voa 800 bbls have been sold Rough active al 87 for
Moth County with further sales Of 1900 bbls RESIN
moderately active. 2.0G0 bbls sold at 2j. In North
County LOCO hbls fine sold at S2a2 73 - bbs Tar sold a.
I 73ds2
RlCEls very dull and the sales have been only 30 c
IN three DAYS at ; III as 81 cash
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
EXCURSIONS, sc.
NXCURSIONS 10 the FISHING

IIBANKs every lay IA the week dnnng the season -
Tn, we'll known sea steamer BUFFALO, C.pt. SmIth,
Will leave Hammond 81 N r at " O'Clock, Canal v!
Grand st u Ct Cathsnne- 81, Pier ,, X, SAN,
returning BY 3PM Fishing tackle, bait and rsfrsshmssn
will be provided Fare z5 cents sach way. Isn In
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
C,TNDAy FYCURsJON TO the Village

- Of Straiton Port between Flushing and ssxaaeost
Fare, III cents each way. The sPienaSS. an f1cgr-
KOsCIUSK0, Capt. N. Hanoor, VIII sss Sssns
sion 20 stratton Port on Sunday, August D. "'''
asf follows A NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31


FLOUR AND MEAI-There is good decree OF hrm-
the market for the lower graieS If Western and
State Flour wnh far export and moderate local demdni
Tie mness Of holders restricts the b1Sness fI export
Canadian steady but not plcny Sales OF LOO obls at
8i al rs IN bond The sales of Domesilcs reach 1900
hhs, at S3d3 ~ for unnspected Sdi 8t f1riA IN
and Indiana 06di ~ for State, and sd 81 for Pure
for export. Sales of bbs 37i for mixed u
good brands. and 81 as 81 for Fancy RE Flour -
at a Corn Meal IS dal At % for jersey and
~ for BTandywIne.
Export from lst To 29h July, 1851. 1870.
Wheat Flour bush 23l O0i NJ.l
GRAIN-TheTe is less inquiry for Wheat the supply
good snd generally held above the views OF buyers and
rces nominal. I've Qulet sales of 1905 bushels
ahoat Tic Oats 4 shade better. with good de- md
42c Corn decidedly lower. and marAet unsettled Gu
for July heine ssttcd there demand excepting
for the East, and the market three cens lower
The business unmeTchantabe IS large the sales arc
O. eco bushels at IA Sc for No and damaged So for
sound Western mixed. and $50 j9c for round yellow.
Export, from Isl 10 18th July 1851. 1880.
wheat bush g2 t+O 100
Corn 895 1897
MHlSkN-The market IS easier. with limited dem lad
aud supply Sales ii 80 bbls Ohip and Prison q: &c
for Ohio and 24a25 for Prison Drudge steady Sale,
OF 30 hhds a. PIC. time ard lneres'.
PRON1SIONS-Our market for Pork IS heay and 10 yer,
with dong Sales of 90 bbls, u IL for old PANE,
u &ld 81 for new. "A 81 for Mes and Il -.
"a so for for old Beef IN better demand and firm
Sales OF 800 hhis al 7jG 81 for Mess >3d - for Prime
Prime Mess IS IN better demand Sales ii 100 les al SIS
There also 400 ties forward Ionion from inst
hands Beef Hams steady. Sales Of 50 bhls at SIT
Lard : firm. Sales OF no bbs at s. ag.c. Batter AMI
Cheese are firm and IN good demand ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-25
Competen CO and Health.

Af4t 81 tfFAsrER, IA, t1ct ~, 1877. p
"MY DEAR sIics III Know you will have lie kihds
ness bear with me IL encroaclins upon your time.
while Acknowledges I'D beliaF al any self and wifa
the obligations we IL 81 ourselves undertoyou inhs
ing made knows rertain rntters, eoptinetl II ymu
most Invaluable Married Womans Private Medical
Companion Itlias been watth It's weight n gold
to If express myself rather warmly, You viii
that ! can not do 80 too warmly when inform
you Of the extcht to Which have, through it, been
benefted- Ky i'll sstelmy sitnatiou vixen oltaiped
your book through tho f0erest cariosity look npon
it one OF the most foriunate events ri }ifs!
had been married ten years, and was the tahet
ofseveu children. l was long struggling unecdsiugiy
to the end that might gain moderate competency
but the results Of my utmost eertions az the end e.
me about whcrcI was Mt the beginning OF each year
and that only, with the most siinted economy, su!i
cling with barely the necessities Of life. Finally, Ibis
constant effort was beginning to have its effect upon
my health FELT ess capable to endure its contihu
ance, while felt the necessity Of perseverance,.
"Tlis constant, aIrceaaing struggle my part was
imperative, consequence OF the prostrnted condl
ton OF my wife with occasional nternissipn) Tor six
years, much Of the time confined to her bed, and oi
course Incapable Of taking The charge aud manage
ment Of household hfFars Her condition arose from
causes Of which was ignorant. OH whs, would
have giycnhad the six years to live oytr again
What woad p,ywile has given 10 have been spared
the long days and still longer nights PROSTATE oas
bed Of sickness J - dill of which would have been
avoided, bad then secn copy OF THs MAEgtLD.
WoNAA's PawArE MEbfeAL CoMrAstor ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-25
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OtCAUTiON.-Ask he Anne rican Com
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Market Street, Philadelphia. sait.rI ,es
es-For sale in Martinsburg, Va..rby Wa.
H. HEsLErISE. Druggist; O. C. SrEantnG,
Harrsonburg; I HAMNorp. Harper's- Ferry;
l.. S. EIcHELBERGsR, Cha rlesiown, Va, and
by Observation-Disclosures u nited States
November 10, lS50-Iy EVAN 10y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-25
Family Carriages,
MACHINE SHOP AND IRON FOUNDRY
cnoRen r. 9. zrmMrnMAM.

AGEsECULTURA MACfs1E EST,
rs now prepared to manufacture al his sstab-
T. lshment Agricultural Machinery
and Fms E,ses.seksfs, of every description, sue h
as Fitz ard Atlee's celebrated 4 and 6horse
Power and Threshers; Tread Powers OF va
rious capacity; Lever Powers Of every kind,
from eight down 10 four horses. Also, Thresh-
er with cleaner attached, completing the whole
process perfectly, in one operation, winch Tor
simplicity and durability is uneqaalsd by none
in the country. Also. aa ts5
HAY, STRAW AND FODDER CUTTERS,
Rogers among others: WHEAT FANS; RE
pOLPLvIr SCREENS. for cleaning seed
grain; CORY SHELTERS and CRUSH
Frs, or the latest and best patterns; together
with every variety of Machinery the Farmer
may need in his avocaiion.
The above are all OF the latest Improvement
and will be sold on terms so low that none
need turn away. cAJ Z n * 81 "a
N. B.---Ahkind oftepairs donein the short
est, nestest and most durable manner. oa, Il.
Charlestowp. Jefferson Co., Va.1 ta7e8 +.
al tir ss Oct. %, 1S50--lX.S tevs 4
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-25
!. CASH F0R NEGROES.

THE SUBSCRIBER is onxious to purchase a
-AsszN large number OF NEGROES, ofboth sexes,
- sound and likely Persons having Negroes
to dispose Of will find tito their interest to give
him call before selling, ashe willpay the Osty
highest cash prices. fNein 81 H aE III
He can be seen at the Berkeley Courts, at Mar
tinsburg, onthe second Monday, and at Berryvillc
on the fourth monday in each month, and usually
at his residence in Charlestown,
AAlettersa addressed to him will be promptlyat-
tended to. y, sev ~ WILLIAM CROW.
CharlestOwn, July ID, 1919. y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-25
nniti.n orc Piano 4 ortc rIanafctory

.t.oG 1fstdsticS ILntrerSdi Touch. tes 81
NTISE& BROTHER, sanufacturers of BOZ
w D0IR, GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS,
request those who would be assured Of first class
Piano, that ladies can perform with thegreatest
possible advantage-one that the touch can be in
stantly adjusted to the exact strength of the nm
gers and movement OF music-one that will stand
in concert tune--one that the tone will not become
shril and grating that is chase of style and ele-
gantly made up OF straight and regular curve
lines, that will last an age-tc give them a call.
The ancient standing Of the Baltimore Factory
and liberal patronage of citizens and others OF the
first order of artistic taste and science eoncede at
once the most critical have been fully anticipated
Their recently finished Grand Piano infinitely re-
viewed By the most accomplished civil engineers
and master. artists, and denominated truly a
GRAND PIANO; also, that their late BoUD0tR,
for style, power and compass Of tone, IS not sur
passed, if equalled, in the world. Friends and Gus
toners, plense stop in and examine for yourselves
July eg1S50-iy j. j. WISE & BR0s
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

n HAVE just opened beautiful stock of
n Over Goats, Dress Goats, Sacks, Cashmere
Pants, Satin and Silk Vests, Merino and Cash
mere Vests, Common Pants, Vests and Shirts
---all of waich can and will sell cheaperthan
they have ever been offered, Call and Judge
for yourself. b. II. BOYD.
Oct 8, 1850. .Netc Depot