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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14

manifest on this subject. and the collector was
sent round. He had then to announce . Donation
Of 500, and wanted TO know if any one would do
Likewise but there was no response, except from
one gentleman who gave $50. Would any ton sub
scribe $40 apiece two gentlemen did 50, and the
subscription halted. Would not two mako up 80
between them To this there was no reply, whom
Mr.. North said he would give it up, and that they
should proceed. So fFse
Col. Snow said he had for twenty years dealt in
intoxicating liquors, andhe determined to make
what atonement he could. It had been said that 1t
could never be carried out, and blood would be
shed. He had asked how many, and was told
thousand lives perhaps. Two thousand were now
every day sacrificed, and even if one thousand lives
were lost, it would in that point Of view be gain
of one thousand; but he believed it would be ear
ried out, aud that we were o law-abiding people
II it should be necessary, he would pledge himself
to bleed for the great cause he loved SO well. Gap
plause.l
The Rev. Mr. CUYLER offered the benediction,
and the meeting separated, several announce
monts Of ward alliances, 60, having been made,
and the parties present invited to attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14
Anniversary WEEK.

The National Temperance Society The
American Bible eociety-The American
FEMALE Guardian eociety-The American
and Foreign Antl-slavery soelety-Insta-
tutisn for the Deaf and Dumb-Oentral
American Education socicty-Ncw York
Colonization sOsiety-Amcrlcan Temper
anee Union.
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The Rev. Dr. RIDDLE, Of Pittsburg, Penn, moved
Resolved That the Bible is thoroughya tried book
as to constitute at for trust in 1t,
and motive for its speedy and universal difueon.
by its enemies and its friends and had come through
the fire unscathed and all the purer to us. God had
nagnided his work, and hence its prosperity. 1t
was wanted by all, rich and poor, high and low
trials were the same and ii had been tried by every
class of society and by men under every variety Of
Enthusiastically the civilized and the savage,
and by every national feeling, and by the great
American genius. He enlarged upon the consola-
tory effects Of the Scriptures, and its effect on the
conduct Of mankind, and in promoting happiness.
They ought to take prominent part in the uni
versal diffusion of the sacred Scriptures. Gap
plause
General WILLIAM WILLIAMS, of Norwich, Conn.,,
seconded the resolution, which, like the preceding
ones was adopted.
The Rev. Wh. GooDELL moved the following
Resolved That the provdentia facilities now furnished
for circulating the Scriptures not only in Christian but
In MohAmmedan and Pagan lands should all oil hearts
with gratitude and lead the friends of this Society
arged Efforts and sacrifices in the good work to which
they called
During his sojourn in Mohamnodan countries for
thirty years. he had witnessed the perversons Of the
people In those countries, and their fragrant absr-
dities and errors Everything Of . moral nature
was at the lowest state Of depression He was en-
GaRed several years In trausating from the Hebrew
the Bible into the Armenia Turkish language, and
ne exhibited Bible 80 translated. It was read in
the Turkish language, but in the Armenian charac-
ter. The Bible aimed at all the evils which af-
6icted those people. He had seen men, when no
power could subdue, bow down to the authority of
the New Testament, and y was taking tho plsss Of
all other books in that empire Mem 7bmefly who
adopted the Christian religion were kicked out Of
hohammodan society. but now it was much less "a,
and was more liable TO be kicked into L. (AlauRhl
There Nsys hundred millions learning to read 81
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forgery that he believed it could be carried into
effect Many persons had thought this would not be
80 in Maine, when Neal Dow had been superseded;
but he had letter from his successor, the present
Mayor Of Portland. which spoke positively as TO that
head. From that letter he would read the follow
ing
Mayor you should be informed that nominated
candidate by the political party to which have always
belonged Ny political friends claimed the right to nom
nate the democratic candidate and they supported
and elected SUCH In opposition to the regularly
minated candidate Of the wing party.
Knowing that there much excitement in regard to
the execution Of the law to which you refer and that there
might be no misunderstanding about my express
ly notified the committee who informed me Of the nona-
ton that elected should faithfully execute the laws
sss any snS bs to Their true intent
ration, and on all proper occasions since
The committee replied without the least hesitation
there not individual present who would wish il to
be otherwise Such has been my course since have had
charge of the city government such IL win continue
to be- have met with obstacles neither do appre-
hend any in administering the law which has produced
20 much excitement. There have been eyssions evep
since its enactment and they cannot be wholly prevent
ed but feel confident that through the vigilance of the
city police the great object Of the law will be accomplish
ed In this city and as hope in manner calculated TO
alay rather than to increase excitement
With many thanks for your kind expressions am,
very cordially, your friend, &C.,
REV. r. W. GLARx. &C. ALBION X. PARIS.
The reading Of the lettor was received with much
applause, and Colonel Snow, who entered during
the timc, was greeted with hearty round.
The meeting was then addressed by Mr. WILLIS
and Mr.. CUYLER, whose speeches we are compelled.
for want Of space, to omit.
Mr.. G. G. NORTH, Chairman Of the Executive
Committee, announced that their secretary having
| EFT the committee, had appointed Mr. Warren--an
pointment which was, upon the question being
N, unanimously confirmed. On another matter Of
business he had to speak. They wanted $500, and
fhould they get it remarkable coolpess seemed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06
READ. TsEAD!l
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
a VIGOROUS LIFE,
OR A
PREMATURE DEATH.

fSINKELIN, ON SELF PRESERVATION.
ONLY 20 CENTS.
THIS book, just published, is filed with
useful information, on the infrmsies aud
diseases Of The Ceneratiye Organs. IL address
ses itself alike 10 YOUTH, MANHOOD and
OLD AGE, and should be read by all.
The valuable advice and impressive warn
ing il gives, will prevent years of misery aad
suffering, and save annually Thousands Of
Lives
Parents by reading il, will learn how tc pre-
vent the destruction ofiheir children.
Gts-A remittance Of 25 cents. enclosed in
letter pre- paid addressed TO Or. KlNKELlN,
N. w. Corner Of THIRp and Usios Streets.
between Spruce aud Pine. PHiLADELPHIA, will
ensure book, under envelope, per return
mail
0S-Persons at distance may address DIR.
X. b. letter, (post pad) and be cured at home
PACKAGES Of MEDICINES, DillEC-
TiONS, Sc. forwarded bv sending a remit
lance. and put up secure from DAMAGE
OR CURIOSITY.
July rs, lS52-iy.
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Farmers attend 90 your interest |,


"a Viz subscriber has now on hand several Of his
"A own constructed portable Horse Power and
Ihrasbing Machines, ofthree different sizes: No
Is large and strong power and machine is called
the Llon--aud is calculated for horse power. and
will thresh from 800 to 100 bushels OF Wheat per
day, with perfect ease TO the horses.
No. machine is called the Tiger, and Is calcu-
laied TO thrcsh from 200 to 800 bushels Of Wheat
per lay, with case to or horses
No. 3 Is small machine called the Hornet and
is calculated for ., 2 or horses and will thresh
from 100 1850 TO 200 bushels Wheat per day, with
case TO the horses
These machines arc warrentci by the subscriber
to conform 20 the above statement for further re-
Communications las he deems II unnecessary to re-
commend them himsclfl he refers those in want Of
machines 10 persons who bought Of him last sea.
son, and who have given fair test and trial TO
them ] refer TO Mr. VIM scibcrt Michael Sei.
bert and others who have used SciDcrt's machine
u refer the Farmers TO Mr. John Griffith. who
bought one ofthem and al who have used il ia he
Geraristown neighi orhood--1 refer them 20
Joshua Taller and all who have uscd il in his
neigh borhood, which think will salisfy any man
that there is no mistake in Pampe as the snhscri-
Der invites The pabiic to call ~ his Foundry and
examine and Judge for themselves. Further par.
tienars can be had at the Foundry Ia Martnsburc
Old machines exchanged fer new new ones
Inc peoples hn.nble servant,
June % 1889 p ". PAMpEr.
N. B-The subscriber Is prepared to repair old
machines TO give satisfaction and old Iron, Cop
per aud BRASS taken IN exchange for work
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
PHILADELPHIA
M II Die AL NO u > y

Established IS years ego. ~ Or. KiskeliH,
~. W. Cornsr Of Third Gn3 URioa
Streets, 5etrceH Spruce and Pine
Streets, Philadelphia, Pa
E.IGHTEEN years Of extensive and nnin-
III ierrupied practice spep, 10 this city, hsye
rendered Dr. X. the most expert and SUCCESS
full practitioner, far and near. 10 the treatment
Of all diseases OF private nature Persons
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat
or legs. pains in the head or bones, mercurial
rheumatism, structures. gravel, disease arising
from youthful excesses OF impurities OF the
blood whereby the constitution has. become
enEeebied. are all treated with success.
He who places himself under the care Of
DR.. X, may reiigiously confje 10 his honor
as gentleman, and confidently rely on his
skill IS physician.
Take Particular Notice.
Young men who have injured themselves by
certain practice INDUCED ina habn ire
quenty learned from evil companions or al
schools the effects OF which are nightly ielt.
even when asleep. and destroy both mind and
bofy, should apply Immediately Weakness
and constitutional debility. loss OF muscular
energy, physical lassiiude and general pros
ration, irriiabilDy and all nervous affections.
indigeshon. sIu11ishness Of The liver. aud eve
~ disease IN any way connected with tie dis
order of the provocative functions cured, and
full virOr restored.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06
A NEW SUPPLY OF FEeEsEa AND
CHEAP GROCERIES.

r WOULD beg leave 10 call the attention OF
III my customers and the public generally 10
my new stock Of GROCERIES,. consisting in
pari OF very superior Brown, Loaf. Lump and
Crushed Sugars first quality Rio Coffee.
cheap Teas Of all SORTS and qualities; New
Orleans. Cuba. Alncuyado Moasses, N. York
Syrup, very fine, and Golden do; Rice. Mus
lard, Cheese. Cinnamon, Extract of Coffee.
Starch, Salt, fine and ground Alum; Soda.
Water, and Sugar Crackers. MackereI. Pepper
Salt. &C., Alspice and Spices Of every sort and
kind CASTLE, Resin, and Fancy Soaps Pow
der, Shot and Lead; Candle wick and Elhe-
rialOil.
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck, Side and Pocket Combs also
German Silver Long Combs Bloomer Combs,
new article; Splendid Portmonies, Fancy
Wallets, Pocket Books. &C., Hooks and Eyes,
Pins and Needles, Fish Hooks, Finger Rings.
Watch KEYS, Lead and Slate Pencils, and a
thousand thlpgs useful and Ornamental. Pts
tolls. double aud single barrelled also fine
lot Of splendid Silver Watches, such as Hunts
man, Lever and detached Lever Watches.
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider.
A large lot of assorted Candies, Shclled Al
monds. soft Sheed do, French, English and
American Walnuis, Cocoa Nuts. Raisins and
Lemons, and Newark Cider, very fine.
Tobacco and scgars.
Chew 'og Tobacco very fine, from 20 TO so
CHS. per h.; Segars of all SORTS; Snuils Of diff
iereni kinds.
Clocks, Checks.
Eight Day, "a hour, and Alarm Clock Of eve
ry pattern, quality and price. Come and see
and you will be sure to buy warranted
and cheap GEORGE FUSS.
April %, 1852
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$500 CHALLENGE.

nhATtvkn concerns the health and happiness Of
PeoPlc 10 ~ M times o. the most valuable i'm
II, isior grah1ed snat every person
,ne'r power 70 save tne Hves OF their
nra,,a,a III 'na. hsely person vii enae@ypf %
piono.e 'he,r own neai'h ~ al sscrincta ! ieei
a ~ ~ my uu' % assure you That nohMs, &C,
iy.us ~ sne up'nioh y .ne Moss ee'eora'ed
nye'ss"cs "lc sne p,Ahary causes ~ large ma
;,. ~ ~. IL - =. $500. M arg
~ 49,. - " apP enshs-
pin Il ths S,,,anh p;a.s - ~ ~ 49, '' TIM,
mess ar rnl,aass oS.ta n'.,1s. - ~ usv nn ,
Fever Palso thss ss . No.
dcnota Wnpslu arJ -. aL,.,, y. s-Ss III 49,
rs,asJy INV ~ '"'''' - o'''V Apply 'Ae
dU6ANaAC6'S WOH SYRUP. a
AN article founded upon Scientific Principles
Compounded with purely Vegetable substances,
peing perfectly SAFE when taken, md can be Civ
en- % The most tender Infant with decided bcnef-
cial effect where Boref Complaint and Diarrlts
havs made taem weak and dsbilitated the Tonic
p.vpqa,ss 1917 norln 2ylup are suen that
,nssIc;,,.s i, ~ 8 ~
ach wh;c a"n y ~
aflicteg with I1n,,,,,.;, ,hc .ssa;,r =. 49,
ner f,,rrey III, tbt. ss~,.. 80. WI, ~
faIn IL N he.t \. nasc
over ali others ~ fss w s''''asy
$1,000 .ss~x~-sss.ss
Hu0a5s AOA.s AxV1A x1s1s
No par, q tne system y mores !tnple y disease
MAN ,hc iis n y serving az hlterer 70 purify
q slslns my proper secretion 70 me
y''e - 'na' any wrong ac'ion o. the Liver enecfs
s',u parts o. inc system and re-
s s, yaiions'y, IN Liver Complaint Janndice-
DYSPEPSIA, Nc, We shonld therefore, watch ev-
cry symptom that might Indicate wrong action
Of The Liver These Pills being composed Of
ROOTS PLANTS furnished by nature TO heal
the sick Namely. list, An EXPECTORANT,
which augments the secretion from the Pulmona-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06
REMOVAL.
WI. L. HENRY WIIEN,
CAXsa ~ H. Il : " "A II Ii re 8

a.rAVE removed their cabuc, aud FurBi-
n ture Eoomto iIIciF new building, doors
North OF the f.utherab Church, on the oppo-
site side. where they viii bf.pleased 10 accom-
MEDIATE their friends and old customers viii,
furniture of any description that may be nee
drd, from a Pine article 10 fine and fashion.
able one made Of Rosewood. Black Walnut,
Mahogany and other Gne wood generally used
by Cabinet Makers.
We return our thanks 10 our friends for the
very liberal encouragement bestowed and
kindly ask continuance.
~ We have also completed the erection Of
a new HF1.7RSE, which will enable US TO Gil!
orders for Collins, either in town or country,
made Of Black Walnut. Cherry. and Maioga.
ny. Either one Of Us viii give funerals our
personal attention.
Martinsburg. Oct. IA, 1851.
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no FARMERS.

M Z would respectfully inform the Farmers
w q Berkeley County that we have impro-
we'd our Machinery, and are prepared to make all
kinds Of Woolen Goods at reduced prices give us
to all who may trust work In our hands WOOL
taken in exchange for work Stocking Yarn al
ways on hand. JAMES NJ HlBBERD.
June 8, ls52--tf AARON w HIBBERD.
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NOTICE TO EPECUKIaNs.
DRUGS, PAINTS, DYE-srUFFs, EcT.

Az receiving constant supplies Of articles in
j theaboye line, the qualities are the best
therefore families and physicians may always find
fresh ami pure articles on hand prescriptions and
any ana every compound will be strictly atten,I-
ea 20. Those who may be ia want will DO well 20
give us a call as to price no one sball nrIerson
U.s. Keeping IN view the quality. as we do not mi.
iend 20 sellinioror articles as high as Tie superi
or-or substitute one for the other Large list
~ Fancy goods on hand, which win be sofa low
90 M who may DC In want ". DORSEY
'Nne p is7A Dragqisf
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TIE LAST GALL.

III ERS0NS knowing themselves indebted to us
L by account or otherwise will please call and
settle them Immediately, as We arc much in need
Of money at this time; ifnot we viii have to place
them in the hands OF collector
JOHN r. CUNNINGHAM, & co.
march 2, lS52-Reb copy
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STILL In THE FIELD!
4 Candidate for Public Favor.

fsslIE undersigned, would respectfully an
n nonnce to his friends and The public gen
orally, that be has removed his Sadiler shop to
Quten ST., two doors North OF the Market
Honse, and nearly opposite Brodtrck's lio,el;
where he is fully prepared TO furnish every ar
tlcle IN his line, al the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms, all Saddles made by him are
warrented 10 give entire satisfaction, as 10 ease
OF the rider aud durability.
lie returns his thanks for past patronage. and
invites all persons wanting any thing pertain
ing TO his ltne OF business, to give him a call.
lie is confident that his work and terms will
please VIM. MCLAUGHLIN
April 90 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06

II put up in bottles Of three sizes and retails
at % cents, so cents and 81 per bottle. The so
cent and 81 bottles contain 50 and 100 per cent.
more Eminent in proportion TO their cost,
that money is saved by buying the large sizes
For sale by Druggists generally and by puR-
CELL LApD, 4 Co wholesale and retail Druggists,
Richmond Va. CAxBy 4 IlArcH, Agents, Balti-
more Md, WM. II, IiEsLETINE, Agent AIartinsbnrg,
Virginia. fJune, 16 ls52.-Gm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06
NOTICE,

I ~ direction Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
I'D town OF Martinsburg hereby notify and for,
warn al persons from digging and hauling dirt
rom OF quarrying Stone IN any Of the streets o.
1lieys o. said town. All persons 50 offending wi
% proceeded against legally S. GARARD,
May l2 1862 Cyerk
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06
Hcasns AND OTHER AMIN AIS.

There rs nothing that can De compared TO the
Mustang Liniment in its speedy and permanent
cure OF strains bruises cuts, gads, chafes scratch
es, sweeny poll evil hstula, big head spavin, ring
bono, wind gall. orackedheels, any other wound,
stiffness, or unnatural enlargement Of bone or
msscle. livery stable keeper Of this city had a
match horse that he priced very highly. that had
large ring bone on both legs The horse was
completely cured, and his limbs left perfectly
elnouth "a, no ~, ;.T ;,t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06
FRESH ARRIVAL,


A UGUST 1HEOpHlL. two doors South
N Of sawlins' Hotel, would respectfully
INFORM his patrons and friends, and the public
generally. thai be is prepared 70 serve them in
his business. IL invites attention TO The fres,
supply just received 90 be constantly kept up,)
consisting in pan as follows:
C0NFECTIONARIES.
Cakes OF llsorls. with which Parties can al
ways ba supplied a, the shortest notice; Can.
dies Of every description, OF his own manufac-
iure; Fruits and Nuts; Raisins (by the box j
Figs. Ciiron, Oranges, Lemons, Currants, Sc;
Fine and common Liquorice fine supply OF
French and Fancy Confectionery constantly
kept on hand; Crackers, sc. All kinds OF
Pickles and Pepper Sauce.
ALL. CIDER AND FOR.
GaooERiEs.-Sugar; coffee, Molasses. and
Spices Of all kinds.
Segnrs and Tobacco.
JEwELgy--A fine assortment.
Toys.--A great variety; together with every
article IN his line. all OF which will be sold upon
the most accommodating terms.
July Z. 1852. ass aI| sae
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DREPARED from RFNNET or the fourth stensosh NJ
81 after directions of Ramos LEsis, the great physo-
sogeat chemist, hy = HoucteS, NJ 81 philaaripha ia
Tbs truly wobierfu remedy isdigesfoa Dgspe
a. Jabsfce Liner Compliant C0nsiipafios. and Dstsv
urins after Natures own method, by Nature Agent
Gastric Juice =
DS-Halfa teaspoonfn ofPErsiS Infused ia water viii
gest Or dissolve Fire Pounds IF Reasi Beef cept tire
cars, out of the stomach. f4sas
fEPSN ssthe chief element, Great Digestive Principle
ofthe Gastric Juecthe Soresf fte Fool the Psrgsng
Preserrsng and SftmHaflng Agent Of the oaeh and
estnes Its extracted the Digestive Tton,ac OF the
Ok thus forming Afffc Dgssre Fluid precisely ike
the natural Gastric Juice its Chemical powers
shinga Complete and Perfect substitute fer BY the
this rreparaon the pains and evils Of INDIGESTION Digs.
pPstd removed just tey would behy healthy
aeh Is doing wopders Dyspelcs curing
sumption supposed 10 be the verge the grave The
Scientific Evidence upon which is based sin the highest
degree & uric us and X emarkale.
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TO MlliERs.

HAVING purchased the exclusive risAt 1. -.
IL and vend to others TO be used. VIM ~ ~
State q Virginia, Moore Holdcn's Pasxn. p,sls
for 40 Improved Dress in Mill Ssones an nrs.
rcd Y sell rights for mills, counties 80 az 49,
sonable terms II iselaimed for this dress shss !.
viii DO largely more xax tks sssat pousy sAan s,x
other dress about dcnhle that ofthe Elect -ssss
and DO the work inevery respect Is ven loora
append numerous certificates to ia performance
- the West where i was Invented but deem 4
necessary only 70 offer i few from Virginia
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06
ICE CREAM

VIE undersigned is now prepared to furnish
L his friends and the public with ICE CREAM,
Nc, Of the most delicious flavor at all hours of the
day at the National Hotel, Rail Road Depot
Call and take cooler H. STAUB.
June g. 1852
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WINES. LIOI0RS. ETC.


HAVING adopted the Cash principle In my
4 business, by which avoid the annu list Of
bad debts and the expense attending the collec-
tion Of old accounts, am now enabled 20 sell and
irW sell al prices thar will SAVE to my customers
at least II per cent on their purchases, at the
same time rarra1f erery article BE- pure as rep
resented. and surERIoR for TIE Trics.
Orders filled in original packages ms imported
of IA, 20, 80, 40, - and 1870 gallons each
Brandcs OF every description, at 500 SEQ
Old Holland and Schiedam Gin, IS 900
jamaica Rum Of different ages, las 2.a0
Irish and Scotch Whiskey. 1854 2 so
London Brown Stout, Scotch Ale, ICE 200
Old Madeira, sherry, Port Wines, Z" as a 400
Clarct OF every grade in cases, 2.25 al0.0O
Do do casks, 2i.00 a40O0
Champagne OF every quality, 900 ale00
With feneriffe Sicily Lisbon and Malaga Wine
in quarter casks Also. Imported Liqueurs--Cu-
racoa sIarasehino, Arrak, Cherry Brandy, Kirsch-
wasser. &c.
Old Monongahela and bourbon Whiskey from
10 10 years old
BSs- Every eask is carefully examined before
shipping
Goods shipped under personal supervision
Wines enclosed in double cases, II desired 10
prevent tapping
Western and Southern Produce received in ex-
change, for account OF the above articles az oash
prices A II. WCALLA,
Importer apa Dea'er, 30 Walam 81, PlEaidpisa.
June 10, '5o (sal
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MORE NEW GOODS.

III HE subscriber has just received from the East
l. ern markets fresh supply ofgeods, suitable
for the approaching season lie would ask the
attention Of fumers and others to his enc stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HARVEST HATS, CAPS. CLIO
THING, &c, which he is determined 10 sell cbcep
er than ever Give him call NJ w. STlNE
Two doors North of W Bcysl's Store
June o, 1852
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D Ally LINE

YNlf Canal Packet Boats BELLE and FASH
ION, win run the present season between the
above places and iIarper's Ferry
Leaving ilalpcr's Ferry daily at 2 p n arriving
At Georgetown ncxt morning at G, and nj Aiexan-
dria at o'clock. Returning, leave Alexandra at
a = ~ and Georgetown at y. II. arriving at Har-
per's Ferry next morning al 10 O'clock.
Fare Si5o, including Board.
H'r0mnibusses win be in readiness on tho arri-
val ofthe Packets at ueorgctown, TO convey passcn
gers to Washington
GEO w. CuTSHAw, 1geu
Iiarper's Ferry.