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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23
BALTIMORE DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE DIRECTORY.
d 9. cASrJELr. VIZ. cAsFfEfD ii. aazeDlTs
CASFIEAD, BROTHER & co.,
2.3 Baltimore St., Corner Of chahes, Baltimore,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRT,
Silver and Plated Ware, Military
nnd Fancy Goods,
Have opened their nss store with aspisadi stock
III Goods, consisting Of
Gold and Siluey Watches
From ne NEST delegated makers in LOad0r Leepoo'rn
Geerst stock always krrt hand, every
Of vbieh We gnaraniee 20 perform accurate Time
silrer fYarc IF orr o,ca .Iaayfactme.
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets oblsts t'ufs Trahrr, ca--
Ice dresn knives NAPKIN Kings Fish Knives s4t cellars
~. -, o. Sfef1ssg Siiesr asid new designs
Plated Hare
Best shefiea and Birmingham Plated Goods, Coffee and
Tea sgs Oval reepd and eboes asIs, rom e ~, ~
ke, Flower f.gi elegant Epefes for tic din
ncr CT serpsr table, &c ae-
Superior .4ibota Wae.
New style Table. lssert aad Tea Spoons and Forks
Snis aFe, ve ~ wear Tor years as wei az the puFest
siiyer.
80 ~ 80 ,1i'0'9', ,
Brooenes Cfosspu Finger Kings Eeekiaecs fa Sgas d
D.a,oo OF the nurss taaity suitable fer seIdinc fts
| aIca,s Ri hand
-
Etcit JeirttJJ
Thls branch Of oa business surpassed IS am essb
lishnle nry-hayiDg wekneu elBs1ssd ia tn,
building supervision, constantly nsking
sfgss Ieweisg. ana ppied iron
the European factories, which enables give Gus
| toners taisNf n stiolts and az loc prizes.
E,ne,, (,ao1s
ImieY Gooas.
From ENGLAND Franee Crrnlapy s.. seriani CHINA AM
dur ,qn ca1,,,,y An sxtcnsy, II t and ,ar
arteles W. rsao in pnrt elegant Writing pests Wor
Boxes Work aud feotfe rsbies u Paper Maehe, Lbon
and osewoo ipad With silver. Cold aud Mother Of Prarl
nnne Bf0asss fon Paris aud Prussia. some of which
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23
STILL In THE FIELD!
A Candidate for Public Favor.
Q

fHVilE rsigoea, would respectfully an
Il nounee to has friends and The public gen
orally, that he h..s removed his SadJler shop 10
Queen ST., Two doors North OF the Market
House. and nearly opposite Brodsrick's Ho,el ;
where he IS fully prepared 10 furnish every ar
tce in his line. at the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms all Saddles made by him are
warrenied 10 give entire satisfaction, as 10 east
OF the rider and durability.
lie returns his thanks for past patronage, and
invites all persons waning any thing pertain
ing to his Inc rl business. 10 give hlm cali
He is coniileni lhit h.. work aud terms will
please. MM MCLAUGHLIN.
April 90. 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23
NEW GOODS.

nv Z are now receiving and opening our Spring
w supply Of NERCHANDIzE, to which we
invite the attention of all persons in want OF Cheap
Goods. our stock is large and selected with great
care, embracing Dry Goo Is Groceries, Queensware
Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Hats; Caps, Bonnets, c.
dar Ware. &c. which We are determined 10 sell
at such prices as cannot fail to please.
VANARSDALE & WOLFF.
April 20, 1889
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23
LlTTLE'S
WITHIN OIL, FOR MAN AND FEAST.

"HlS is pronounced 10 be one Of the best
Il preparations ever offered 10 the public for
tie various affections OF Horses, viz:
Sprdins. Cuts. Bruises. Seedlings, Entar-
ged Joinfs. Saddle and Collar Gaids,
Scratches. Pooieril, Fistula,
Sreeny. Sc. s..
1t is now in general use as Linnent for
Man, for Sores all kinds. pain in the Limbs.
&C.. and has made some perfect cuies Of
Rheumatism.
Prepared Tor The Proprietor al Vim. ID. Harris
Drug Store, Scousville, Albemarle County.
Va.
None genuine but those sIgoed Thomas w
Little on the out side Wrapper. Price 37i
els. per bottle.
Co-For sale by VIM. II. HEsLETISE Mar
tnsburg JOAN E. BRuFFy, North Mountain !.
JOHN WYsoSe, Darkesvile; Also. by Drug
gIsis and Merchants throughout the Country
July %, lSJl-ty
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
G.. d &. W.. Doll,

q. a. &. w. Doll.
HAVE received and opened, full and de
Asirahle stock of reasonable Goods, EN-
bracing the different varieties ofSuMMEa DeEss
GooDs and TRMaISGs. Ribbons. Hosiery
Gloves. Shoes. Gentlemen and Boys Wear.
SC. S-c.
For variety Of material. beauty OF s,yIe. and
moderate prices. our stock is unsurpassed.
April 2S, 1852.
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REMOVAL.
e.. s:Ass
VIM. s. HENRY WHEN,
CAHs y Il e. vs. "A Ii 4; u =.

asAVIE removed their Cabinet and Furni-
ture Room 10 their new building, doors
North of the Lutheran Church, on The oppns
site side, where they viii be pleased 10 accom-
nodate their friends and old customers with
Furniture OF any description that may be nee
died. from Pine article To a fine and fashion
able one made Of Rosewood. Black Walnut
Mahogany and other fine wood generally used
by Cabinet Makers.
We return our thanks TO our friends for the
very liberal encouragement bestowed and
kindly ask a continuance.
e1-We have also completed the erection OF
new HE.4RSE, W hich will enable us to fill
orders for Collins. either in town or country,
made OF Black Walnut. Cherry. and Mahoga-
ny. Either one OF US will give funerals our
2ersogi... aiiention.
MaiIiusburs, Oct. IA, 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23
GROCERIES,.

NEW ORLEANS and Cuba Sugars, new
IN crop; Carafed. PuIverized. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar Golden Syrup New Or,
leans Family do; New Orleans and West In
ola Molasses; Gun Powder Imperial. Young
Hyson imperial and Black Teas; q. A. s,
Fine Salt; superior No Mackeral; Rice ;
Ginger; Nut Meg; Indigo; Starch. Sc. for
sale al the lowest market prices.
VANARSDALE & WOLFF.
Feb "a. 1852.
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Ton tho second noor,l handsome STOCK OF
ae ARTICLES FOR MEMS WEAR,

ADAPTED to the trade of Merchant Tailors and
Country Merchants who may want . few fine
Goods) embracing Cloths Cashmerets, Nestings
Black Doeskins, French, English AMI American
Cassmercs Sergcs, Tweeds, Silcsips, Wigahsi Sew
ing Silks &c.
s-srwe aim to keep full assortment OF desra-
bic GOODS, Sin every department of the trade
and the great extent apl variety Of our Stock can
only be appreciated ly personal examination,
which we solicit The Wholesale portion Of our
Business Is entirely separate from Retail
Sales. and as DESTROYS os tgcreasfag our In
PARTITIONS will offer GOODS at very low prices,
to country AMI city buyers who pay promptly.
march 30, 1926 tSJD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23
HEsELTIsE'S DRUG STORE,
OPPOSITE NEWCOMER AND ooRnKLL's STORM, oUsry
STREET, MARTiSsBuRc, VA.
VILLA nm III. Mealcffme

EEPS constantly on handa general a.
-. sortment OF Drugs, Medicines. Paints.
oi's' Dye Siuas. Fancy Articles, Perfumery.
&c. &c.. 70 which he invites the especial Al.
.en'ion OF Physicians, Families. and he pub
nc generally. Every article usually found il
country Drug Store. can be had 4, this es-
!aoi's hinTni, and upon the most reasonable
Terms. his medicines having been selec led
oy himself The pnblie may rely upon them
oe.ns pure and free from adulsera,ion. Cali
Ieiore purchasing elsewhere.
May 5, 1852
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10 FARMERS.

A MES, Rolands', and Thomas shovels phe-
IA nix.s and ilarpers' 2 and prong forks +;
Sprles- Hoes and iiakes, long and short traces
pitcnt and common hames, picks and grabbing
hoes. together with almost every article in the
Hardware line, used by farmers. Just received.
and for sale by RIDDLE & BRO
April 10 1852
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MONEY

TENHOSE OF my customers who know them
Il selves indebted 10 me will confer favor IL
they would call and settle. as II is important
that should have money 10 make my spring
purchase. Please attend 10 this call.
April 90, 1852. Wa. DORSEY.
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CARD.

HvIIE undersigned have formeda partner.
Il ship in The legal profession. They will
attend the County and Superior Courts OF
Berkeley. Jefferson, Morgan, and Frederick
sed-the Superior Couus OF other connties in
such cases only in which tliey may be specially
retained CIlAS. J. FAULKNER,
11n'{ s~s FRANKLIN THOMAS.
Martinsburs, Apfil6, la52-ly.
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sIIAD AND HERRING,

w have just received fresh lot OF Her
ring TO sell by The barrel; and we have
also Shad and Herring 10 sell at retail.
w. II. g. J. MATHEWS.
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sPElyC GOODS.

NJ II slime has the pleasure 10 announce
~ TO the ciiizens OF Martinsburg and VEN
iy. that h. has just received large and splen.
did assorlmenrof
Ready Made Clothing,
which he would be happy 10 exhibit to gen
tlemen who may favor him with call at his
store. on Queen street, 2 doors North oil the
Post Office.
His stock embraces in part the following ar
ticles:
Coats. Pants. VeS's. Shirts, etc, Oor Men
and Boys of every quality always on hand.
He has also On hand a lot OF Coarse Shoes and
Clothes, suitable for servants, which he caii
sell at as,onishingy low prices.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase any article
in his line. would greatly promote Their ewn
interest by calling and eAaEning ior them
selves.
March 90, 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23
ToRACCo, sEGAR AND SNUFF STORE.

BENZ. s. LNETM
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the pubic that
Ee he continues TO keep On hand every vari.
ETY. and description of
Tobacco, Snuff and Scgars.
which he will sell very cheap, wholesale and
retail. Those in want Of good Tobacco. Snuff
or Segars. can always find the article al hises-
adjustment. on Queen Street, one door North
of Burns Store.
Ia returning his thanks for past favors. he
would respectfully solicit continuance ofthe
same from The citizens OF Martnsburg and
Berkeley County.
Martins burg. Nov s. 1850.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23

onpexion richly tinted with the bloom ofhealth.
With skin as pure and fair parlsn marble
Soft and sweet as the fragrant rose .s..s....-.
Teeth as sound and white as alabasfer,
Breath ofswcetest fragrance, and lips Of coral tina.
with ftowng rnglcts and glossy Jocks, q
LaxuraDt resses dancing gracefully DER the swsn As
neck. If 81 G''-- 49,
No dark repnsve spots 20 the plensins picture
Oh to east dun shadows Ger beauty's masterpiece.
Railways Medcated Soap.
Composed Of the most delicious rare and frar,....
Ofextracts, oils, and costly essenees- -
~ flowers, roots, trees, and oriental plants, '
Possessing wonderous virtues DER skin diseases.
To the Complexion 1t imparts Beauty.
By cleansing the skin from all eruptive matter
Makes clean the gives action tina capiliariss
BY which all poisonous humors elected.
Aud healthy action to the skin restored
To the teeth u gives whteness aud prevents decay
i makes the skin soft sweet and smooth, ~ Ar'tf
Transforms the most repulsive and dsdxured slssss
10 clear and beautiful complexion
Railways Circassian Balm.
mparts nutrment "a the hair-
Makes strong glossy rich and luxuriant, Nff
cieansesthe scalp ffom dandrangives action 70 he
fastens the hair upon the scalp, and f5rcest to grow
Like guanc TO barren SOIL IL mxkes IL rich and proue
tve.-- y
TO dress the hair make II smooth and siossy,--
strong and beautiful, &c
Railways Circasslan Balm Is the me plus ultrs.a
CO. Price % Cents per bottle.
RADWAy CO., Practical Cheuisss
Sold Msrnsburg by wm NJ Hsse.ns h 80 ~.
"yscng Char'estown, Joseph Hsrris; shephxr5ssw.s
"m - sornnsy safeers Ferry, A. M. cridler. Ms
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STAUB'S HOTEL,


-
fHNillSNew and Large Hotel, recently open
IL ed allhe Raiil,oad Dcpotby The under
signed. is now ready for the reception OF
Boarders and Travellers. The table will a,
alllimes be laden with The berthe markeial.
iorcs--and the charges willbemodera,e BE
ing the Dining House for Passengers by the
Eastern Trasn OF Cars. the Houseis we'll pro-
vlded with active and obliging seryants--con-
sequenty soJournefs may confidently expect
every necessary attention o, this establishment.
Theutmosi exerlions will BE used to afford 10
slievcry comfort that can be found a any Bo-
telln the Valley, and a share of public patro-
mage is solicited. Ii. STAUB.
June | +. 1850.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23

REST Allentown Wagon and Carr;.ge
- Boxes FEB. III w. n. ENCS
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EXCELSIOR
BUlDI ! G HARDWARE
Avn

To0L STORE EXCLUSIVELY,
BSsy~ Tie L.ARG EST and ONLY ESTABLISH
.uENF or TLE AjAD mite Z. s.
wm. Il. MCCLURE & BRO,
No. 90 Market street abnyr ~, PhiiaaeIphin.
Nc NANuFACrURERs' pEp0r Tor LOCKS Of All
klNts, lterrante quqAly; PGEt.uH PORCELAIN
hNOhS, over 90 PATTERNS; SILVER PLATED
HikbhS. Dc, with tie MOST COMPLETE ASsOBr-
MkNf Of all the MODERN PATTERNS in this inc.--
BUILDERS q DEALERS are invited TO GALL aud EN-
ANIME our Stock
CnfoiogpeS sent hy VI if6esfred.
pilot All REGISTERS am ' fNTiLAIoRS at FAC
TORY PRIZES.
March 16 Ts5,-f,n
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FRESH ARRIVAL
Of Drugs. Medicines, FaiEss, Oils
and Dyc-stufls. &C., dc.

Of Drugs. Medicines, Paints S1Es
and Dye-stuflss &C., dc.
HAVE jusi opened large and flesh sup
u ply, comprising large assortment ot the
above articles. which have selected with the
greatest caution as 10 qualify, from the largest
importers in the city oil Philadelphia and can.
consequently. sell at the lowest prices they have
ever been offered in this market Among them
will be found general assortment q. Patent
Medicines, Lnseei Oil, Window Glass, &c.,
&c., SC.
I'M ibis deparlrnen, willie foune. fresh sup
IL pts OF Candies, RaIsIns, Figs, Prunes ~
jars. very fne: Preserved Ginger extra
CHoeoLaTg, spieed and sweetened ready for
use; LaMos SrRCP, an excellent substitute
tor making Lemonade; Cuuanis. Pine Apples,
Cheese --someihlsg sery nice; Soda Graskers,
Water dIIio., Ginger n0ts---an excellent arlI
cle fresh; Gum-afabic Lozenges--lor coughs.
Candid CaleirUs. very nice preparation an ex
&c Hen, remedy for young children in nalulence
or chollc; Aciduaied nut drops. comprising
eleven different havurs, delicious % lhe TASTE
something entirely new; CEEAM NEcTAR most
delightful beyerage-better Than Soda Water,
with allih havors in syrup--serysd AT the
counter al els. glass, or so cts. per bottle.
with box Of mixture included. Ladies and
7 NfFHtffNtfH WIZ ttttu ihfS ItNAtidt ithtotiii-
and grateful. during he hea, Of summer.
Z also have liue article Of Teas Black Imperial
and Young Hyson Ground pepper. Grain
/ ditto, Allspce. ground aud grain. Mustard
ground and seed BRANDY aud Poar Wins
Tor medical purposes only.
Tobacco and Cigars.
my usual large and line assortment o
4 w Chewing aud James River Smoking To
baeeo, and Havana and Principe Cigars, ats
fine article OF Scotch SnuIT in papers. is stil
3 The better OF my late visit.
Rocks and Stationary.
A LARGE and beautiful selection Of Books
IA among which viii be. f. und veIy FIN
parlor edition Of pon Quixct. The fnree Span
ards, Cooks Voyage. Gill Bias. Scottish Che
ROBIN Hood. Arahian Nights, Lgals an
shadows Of Scottish Lie, Child's Library, wit
eolnred plaies--somelhing very handsome "a
children. Youths Library, Souveniers, yer
large and handsome assortment. Also, Arlil
meiics. Granimers- Latin and English. Spel
ing Books, Biographies and a has, Bible. b
bic Dictionary (Union.) Hymn Books--Pres
byteran and Lnthereu. A large and good Sc
lection Of popular NOVELS, IN pamphlet form
Blank Books Of all sizes, Leagers, Steel Pen
and Pen holders; and great number Of otbe
articles Under ibis head. too numerous TO men
ton. JNO. +. HARRISON.
May IL. 1852. Druggis
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Cabines-aInking Business,

in aius various branches; and inre,uraine bis
thanks for former patronage. takes occasion 70
pledge himself--which. from experience. he Is
free TO do--ihai he is prepared TO manufacture
Sofas, siie-Boards, Bureaus, Tables Bedsteads.
- Spring seasChairs, Wardrobes, &c., up
Eanon al reasonable terms, and style and
" tmanneras satisfactory iotiose seeking bar
gains. as can be elsewhere obtained.
He is also prepared TO manufacture COZ
FINS, Of Walnut. Cherry and Mahogany. lie
has good HE.fRSE, ard is prepared 10 &C
commodore persons in town and County
Mariinsbura June 9. lS40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-23

REMOVAL.
CABINET AND COFFIN-MAKING.


I'd RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
II Martinsburg and vicinity. that he has re-
moved his Shopio his residence on King Street,
diagonally opposite Bilmire's Hotel, where he
continues to carry on the
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AYiLNN NAILS.

a kNE Hundred Kegs Avalon Nails of all
~ sizes Tor sale By RIDDLE & BRO.
April rs. 1852.
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GENTLEMEN

In want of Fashionable Hat. can be sup
Il phet at J. w. BOYD,S.
May 5. 1852.
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CHEESE.

usT received . good article Of Cheese, also
~ water, Soda, Butter and Sugar Crackers.
Feb. "a, 1852 G. RAENHAL.
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EOR SALE.

4 NEW FAMILY CARRIAGE--for one or two
n horses JACOB vINcENHELLER.
January 6, '52
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CHILL FEVER.

cHiLts sroPPED IN A FEW MIxurEs--pArS m.
LiEvED INSTANTLY. ~
kadway Ready Relief acts like charm 10 all cases 4
Shs and ever u breaks the chils
up and nsigosatss with health and strength ssy gs
PAINS OF ALL KINDS. -.
Whenever you feel pain. apply Radways Ready Rei)ss u
Is TO relieve you in few minutes f Won bsv. osr.
- the stomach lntestnes In the LIVER Kdneys Bcves
JOINTS Bones Railways Ready Relief taken eiSker irf.r
and quickly remove its cause ~ ~ ~
Price rs and SO Cents Per BotRe
RAILWAY 4 CO.,
Principal Once. lG2 Fulton s.. n. =.
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GOuraud's Lid AID Hair Dye.-Eyerv one
MON EY ARK T. =.

bATURDAy, Dec. Zo-6 X.
This being Christmas and both boards Of brokers hav-
ing adjourned to Monday very little business
transacted in Wall street. few struggling spectators
were hanging about the Of the Exchange
instead Of being in church. where they should have
returning thanks for the many blessings they, in
mon with the people Of this country, enjoyed few
operations made but they Of tring impor-
lance they criterion OF the market judging
from the complexion of the market at the close yeste
day, the hears must have passed rather unpleasant
Christmas Visions Of large differences against them
must have had unMvorabe effect upon their appe-
te- for roast beef and plum pudding The bulls ON the
contrary must have been in fine spirits and they probs
bly, made up In the consumption of all the good things Of
this world what their less fortunate opponents stomschs
would not bear. The market may however, open ON
Monday LEES favorable for the bulls than generally an
tcipsted. and by New Years the boot may BE- on the
other leg ata
The Hanover Bank has declared seml annual dividend
Of four per cent instead Of three per cont previously
reported FRI
The Mitdetown Comm Sentinel says i've banks have
gone into operation In that State uuder the general bank
Ing law passed at the last sson Of the IegisIsture the
circulation or bills issued being secured BY stocks de-
posted In the hands OF the state Treasurer, Hon Edwin
stearns, Wiz
Union Bank. Eor~ich--cspital, 100000
Bank Of Hartford County, Hsrtford-cApsts $500 0oo
which vDl probably be room increased to Sl00,000
Bank Of Commerce New London--capttal 500 000
Bank Of Litchneld Co N Mnford-eapitai 100000,
Saugatuck Bank, Westport- capital, 800 700.
The stocks held by the Treasurer, to secure The
dsmpon Of these bills consist Of those Issued By the
States Of Virginia and Ksntocky, and the cities q Bos
ton Hartford, Norwich and New London TArss o1hsrs
are IN course Of preparation, talked Of Wis :-eps
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Massssnas 10 tival~9 the sapas strset -
lhedlst EpiscePal Church Sabbath sehssl,
DrSshAyD.
This festival was celebrated yesterday in the presence
The large sdince in sands street completely crowded.
snd there could not have been than thousand
persons assembled.
The occasion interesting one tho attendance Of
the children Of the sabbath school attached to the
church, TO the number Of nearly ak hundred forming
prominent feature. Mr. Requs missionary to the Oneida
tribe was also there accompanied by three converted
The object Of the meeting Of some others that have
been held in Williamsburg and elsewhere. IL to
tribes.
Cotrier mplorpg the oiyins blessing on their mission
expressed in very happy and appropriate terms
The Indians hen came fOrwaId and sung what
denrood was hymn Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
They in plain clothes and presented the
appearance Of very Intelligent men OF their caste.
fne Rev. JOHN INsKIp, Of Madson succeeded with an
address, and following him
The Rev HrrRr KlquA, the missionary 70 the Oneida
Inoisns delivered discourse the subject
ing the condition of the Indians with that OF the children
before him who bad the benefit Of the light the Gospel
The Indians and The congregation then joined in sing
ing hymn Of the M Il. Churoh-(the former having
aversion in their own anguage)-
oh, for thousand tongues I, sing,
which was we'll executed
Tho next in order address by Thomasn ~ he
styled who to have been attended by the regular
interpreter In tho absence Of the latter gen.
teman presented himself whose rendering Of the Indian
laDguage was somewhat imperfect.
Another hymn by the children was then sung In ad-
mirabe style
The Rev. Mr.. Fox pastor Of the church. delivered tho
last address, most fitting and happy one-at the con-
clusion Of which the collection taken up Each child
Of the Sunday school had been commissioned raise
what they could among their friends md this collection
amounted to about $500. Tho amount taken In the
ohu oh not aaceitaned, but must have been very
considerable.
The benedction pronounced by ono Of the con.
vered brethren, In his language and the assembly
adjourned
The children then proceeded to the Sabbath school,
In High street (rsar the church where rsfrsah
meDts provided for them and the invited guests.
Mr. RIQUA and bis Oneida protsges have before APP
peared in Williamsburg. where they collected coasdera-
BILE fun and last evening after the services in Sands
street again addressed audience In the school ct
Fleet sGeet.
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Elder Pratt, OF the twelve Mormon discp,cs has
arrived In Warrington where he soon 10 oommencs
bis pastoral labors
Arrivals a. the Mttrcpolitan--Dr Hammond Uar,,a.
burg Pa; William Aim, Virgipis; VIM usnsie,d Cali
ioriiai :. Tuckermau, Bostonj Is W. stanton 81
lawrence county Chsmbtrlin, Louisville Ky IJeprv
A. willard Warrington; g. Taylor Lane Lancaster pa
William " jgh msD. 81. Louis. Mo; Tboinss J Curtis
Boston; Maitland, Philadelphia a. W GarrIsen Nex
Jeffey. W. l.. Stalk New Haven William a Y,rosr
Mississippi; A. Adams TenDessee; Judge Melfenss,n
New York; J. A Sci. en- Virginia