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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
N7EW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pier foot of Duane-st. as follows;
FxPRIss TRAIN at AN. for Dunkrk, connecting with
f,scisss steamboats, for Cleveland Sendnsky Toledo ANA
Monroe and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mail TRAIN VI AN. for all stations
MAY TRAIN at s 80 PM via Piermont for Delaware
NrcpT FxPRrss TRAIN ct S PM. for DunkTk connect
ns with first steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago
EslsRANT TRAIN at Pm. wa Plermont
CHAS MINOT Superintendent
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RAILROAD.-NEW.

~ + W j Z ; e KAILhUAD;-NEW
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. s. NAIL
EMPRESS LINES-Through In u houIs-New- jersey
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New,fork Al Aad
N and 81 p NJ, from foot Of Courtandtst Leaves
Philadelphia hours, foot OF Wsnrttt Fare reduced
10 s. for FIRST css- and e. 30 for secondelas
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tckes sold the above lines and through baggage
carried in the 81 NJ lines from NevYork with throoah
Conductors Passengers with baggage cross The Jerry ID min
utss before the trains leave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

DEMITTANCES-P AS SAGES.-BOW-
HI MAN, GRlNNELL 4 CO. No: IS Sonth-r New
York sole and ouy authorized Agents Tor the SWALLOW.
TAIL LINES Of PACKET SHlfS.
LIVERPOOL Packets sail eth LospoN sail every
.nS sls, Of ever mouth alternate ThaTsdsy.
LIVERPOOL, LONDOMr,
NV WoPID CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
ppTrrN oF TI,F WEST INDEPENDENCE.
CONSTANTINE, iAMtHiCAN 0ONStI-oS'
ALBERT GALLATlN, PRINCE ALoEhf,
SEW SHIP PATRICK HENRY.
p,. ;shpr 10 send cor their friends and DESTROYS OF
hrnriur them by Of the above magnificent sape ee
rsnr ~ ,ssi Mr,srs BOWMAN GRINNELL Co. are
A. onix AGENTS for the shove ships M this city.
They also issue Drafts from and upward wh,cn are
peysble AZ sight any tewn through Ireland sna o'e~'
Britain. BOWMAN; ohlNNhLI w.
No IS Souths., N. u, and Regenfsroad LiverPosi.
Liverpool Packets leave Newfork 9th and xiH OF esen
London Packets leave NewYork every alternate Thur
Day.
For ps~age apply az shove
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

othr County YOrb hereby
claims GEORGE w AIkIN late Of the City Of
York deceased present vouchers
thereof 10 the her ofc, ENRY AirIN
nrc Cty before third
of York the day
let2 SARAH ]. AllhlN, .A,o,,.-,,.,o,
tL2 lavGmF' HENRY AITkIN ! ""''''
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Snrro-

il the Comfy Yort notice hereby az PEE
hsyrs sssnt THOMAS BRADY late Of the Cy Of
New Yofk baer. deceased the 9TH voucher.
the subscriber the ct fh and
2 the City Of New Yofk before the l5h day OF De
crnef ne1'.Daied New YORK tic 10Th day Of June lsl
jel ls~6mff JAMES PAGAN. Executor
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vuvHF NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI.

i TED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-The ships com
posing this line the folowingi
ATLANTIC, CAPT West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
H." ,sut luce BALTIC, Capt Coinslock.
ADRIATIC CAPT Grafton
These shps have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every las been taken IN their con-
sirueton as also in their Engines TO insure strength and
speed, and their accommodations Tor passengers are ane
S,wYork Liverpool in frstclass cabin, 20 IN second
do $40; 500; from
Liverpool Newly ork $50 and eco An experienced sur
econ attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

j rate County fofk hereby 70 al
is,ra 90 kBfN l. HUNT late Of the CITY OF New
lCk broker The with hers tn"fro 90 bs slo
fcrbers tie obce Winthrop John'on No 81 WI IAN t.
New York, before ihe ihueth day o. DE ember
ne1;-patcd New York the twenty fourth ~ O. Jane "a!
LOBEltT p APTHOKP Admin traitors Of
ie2s isuGmFt W. TEnPLETON JOHNSON, Ehen. l. Hunt
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The BOARD or CASvAssERs-The Board OF
Canvass ers reasembled last evening and through the
Chairman, AID sullwell reported that they had not
yet concluded their Lahore and requested additional time,
which, on motion, granted and an adjournment
took place Saturday Go-morrow) evening. The Com
mittee in conjunction with the Corporation Counsel,
will continue in the meantime to investigate the al
lodged charges of es aliy in the Fifth and the Sixth
Wards.
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TrI,pSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fal Ar

III j Z
4 rsrseuent Through Fares al Trains between
kry-Y ork and Albany ST 81. Trains leave Chambers ST.
daily Sundays excepted Tor Albany AID Troy
with Trans reaching Buffalo or Montreal a; O'Clock sans
evening. an, -, N,
Nal Train A. M-Throash Way Trains and VI
E,nress Train p M-Accommoda,ion Train 7i5o p NJ.
Fer Peekskin at A M T. NJ. and 6l5 7. NJ
For Po'keepsie at $50 A NJ and 40 L. stopping at
all Way Stations-Sunday Mail Tram Z. NJ from Cans-
-Psengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher 18th
and 3lst-sts GEO. STARK, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
Il porters Lace stoeknss, Knee-Cap and other and,
ares Spinal Supports Instruments for Knock Knees and
OF tn Joints and all kinds Of Belts and Bsta-es
ESQ CldTens Tufses hand and made 70 order az Dr.
GLONER'S. No. u Anust. near the Museum.
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ard CHEAPEST

TyUE SHORTEST ard CHEAPEST
ROUTE--vANDERBfLT LINE.-FOR SAN
fRANCIsCO.-Only line ssins tickets Tor ero.nng The
t.shr,ns THE new S1uble-epgne steamship STAR OF
TtiE WEST a0G0tun viii leave from Pie. No. 2 North
ii;yer st O'Clock p NJ precisely, on SATURDAY Nov
% Cor San Juan del Norte direct connecting with toe PA
civic steamer over the Nicaragua Tsns Route having bat
sx,lye miles a land transportation.
These unsurpassed IN their ACCOMMODATIONS
md ventilation
~" ID. d. ALLEN, Agent
No. Battery place, up stairA
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NExTRAL RAILROAD Co. of NEW

~ JERSEY-Through from New, York 70 Eston, Pa in
Rive peT steamer RED JACKET for EastoR and inter
mediate places Of AM u NJ and 81, NJ, and for So
mer,iDe al SPIN Returning, leave fnlpseuIe opponte
Tsstopl Al and 10 30 AN. and Sl5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

EOR VERPOOL-Dramatic Line
IL Packet Of 18th NOVEMB ER-The splendid and favor
lite Packet-shp, GARRICK, Capt. Thos Walker, will sail
as above her regular day. For freight having
Gne accommodations apply ON board at Pier NO.
sPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, No 4s South-st.
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NEw,JERsEY ITEMS.

NxwIax BAY.-The survey Of Newark Wy
BY Lieut. Hsnis has been eompsssed. ana ns ,.T~''
v IN ,ocp be rendered to The Geners' "ove'u":
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-The LIy,

YROM PiIfLADLLPHIA. FKUH I.INbNFUVL'
Saloon after Ssterooms ego Saloon after ~ gins
midship - % midship 10
forward - DO - forward - 10 -
Including Stewards fees . .,~o
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number OF thirdclGss passengers VIII be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found in PROVISIONS
From Pblads phia $40 From Liverpool. g guineas
Cet6c Of pssege will be issued here TO parties wSo
are desous of bringing their friends at corresponding
yafes as,
Freight CO. per goods hardware &c, Will be
taken subject 10 agreement :,
An e,p,renced Surgeon viii be carried each ship
Small drafts drawn at sight on England and Ireland
For freight OF passage apply 20 W.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No Al Exehange-pl ~ \,
and No Walnut-st, Philadelphia.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Il Co. Liverpool
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

ssi. the County York notice hereby gvrn 10 Al per-
eor h.v ng clas srani EDWARD DEhiSG e Of The City OF
KeN York DE- the wh vouchers tero 70
br, ~ the City Of NsN Yok bore the hst day Of Api
ueIi-Daied New Yok, the e3d day Of ser;einter Nv
..,,..our. }1Mfs hf ppsiSc Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
6ieamboats ano RAILROADS.

TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
u OCEAN HOUSE, Hong Brs2ch,l PORT WASH
MGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK md
dsiown and RED BAEk.-The new and splendid sssarn-
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. II. HaygeTty, VIII leave
the New Haven Pier Peck slip Eas. River az follows;
FRoA HEw.YoRg FRos sHREwssCRY
Inesdey, Nov: Z A. VI. Monday, Hoy. /, 9AM
Nedne sdsv, Nov. s. A. ~ Tuesday, Nov. 2 10Y Il.
Ihunday, Nov 4, A. N. Wednesday Sov.1lll A "A.
Friday nov. 10 NJ Thursday, Nov. 4, III p VI.
Saturday, Nov. 6, lP. ID Friday Nov s, u r NJ
Tuesday. Nov. 9,2PM Monday Nov szPM
IluTsasy, nov. ii, 81 A NJ Wednssiay, Nov 10 2tP "
Ssturday, Nov. IS, 3 A.. Vi. Friday, Nov. u. "a. "
1ueeoay, Nov. l6, A N. Mondlv Nov IS % A. u
The stages fer SquGuI win with boat
stseesi convey passengers 10 all parts Of the country Al
persons are forbid trusting the above boat the socoan: Of
the neIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLAsGowThe Glasgow and New oIs S;sSu,st a
Coupapy's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, i,Sv
suns and 900 horse power Robert Craig Commander win
sail from New.york for glasgow on SATURDAY, Sn Nov
First CABIN tSsoon State Roorns). .............tS
First Cabin iMidship State Roomsl ............ -
Seoond Cabin $4,000. ....:..:.:.........''s.. "
Stew ards fee included
AJSn J. Nc sYM0N, No. 50 Broadway
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. -NEV
WV NDnrr IA IL ipI L AZ d LII u -oo Ii.

w 1ORk and HAhLEM h2ILhOAD.-Ihree DaIy
Lines 10 and from Albany. Fare 81 3d. The trains leave
City Hall Station. Tryon-row aud CeDtges daily
Sundays excepted as follows:
let Tram, 80 A. NJ. Wsymsl Train, stopping at all
Way Stations
ID Tram at A. NJ Express Train stopping At CrotoR
Falls Dover Plains, Hilsdsle and Chatham -Four Corn
Sd Train 345 P NJ. Express Train stopping ~ Croton
Fals Dover Plains, Milerton, Hillsdele and Chatham
FOar COrners
Returning viii leave East Albany at and II A. " and
4P NJ NJ SLOAT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

rg Madame Alboni gives her last Concert
Tor the present this evening. az Me,ropolitan Han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
safe Of the County New Yok mott hereby sy-n to ST per
claims agsnt MARY fEbhiNS' hln o. we ~ o.
New Yok widow deceased ent The same, with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber den No - spns ST, N NE
Yoft before the hta Day OF March
"a isrsmT WILLIAM PERKINS Executor
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nrFW.YORK and SAN FRANCISCO

NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LINEmTHROuGH . san FRAN
CISCO al REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
fsTHMUS-The new end splendid Steamship UNITED
STATES. WIN. C. Berry, Commander, VIII leave New
Yolk for AsPINwALL, Navy Bay, FRIDAY, EOvem-
NH he new double engine steamship COhrES, 1900
rms Thomas B. Chopper, Commander, which steamship
kxgss the arrival Of the passengers by tao
uNITED STATES, for San Francisco stopping only at
xeapuleo for supplies This line has failed
peet at the appointed time.
sAfety unsurpassed An experienced physician is at
Sschsd to each steamer.
Psengen will be landed On the wharf at Apinwal, and
tatc the Panama Railroad
Passengers cautioned, that all tickets for tbs line,
must the signature OF the undersigned and that no
sther parties authorized 10 sell tickets at NewYork
Applyto DAVIS, BROOKS Co.. No. &c Broadway Ny.
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
sTEAMShiP GOMPAS91Sny through U, ;; MAI Line p
ans--The splendid new and doube-cngine u ). Mail
Steamship ILLINOIS, 800 tuna, Il J. ilar;stenc u s.
n, Commander Will sail on SATURDAY, Nov %, at
SSTS R1e fSs Pacific Nan ss PC co on mag
nifcent steamer NORTHERNER, will DO in readiness
Panama 10 receive the linos mails and Pessensers and
ss inmt diaiely for San Francisco No efforts viii bs
spared by tie Companies to put their passengers through
with petition ard comfort
RATES or FARE TO AsPISwALL.
Ledes Saloon, StateRoom. ..................s6
Lower AT and Forward Saloon do................ %
Second Cabin Sta1dees.. -
Passepsef: win be- jsped at the railroad wharf Aspin
wall free Transit Of tho Isthnus at the passenseIs az
peDse Persons securing throueh passage by the United
States Mol ST aInen from have Of &C
Rates Of fare from Panama San Francisco the Lnoa
ayopes t1ss roT frTsst or passage apply
no. III West-st, corner Of Warren, N. Y:
B-ShppeIs requested 10 supply themselves with
office between the hous Of 10 and O'Clock the day Of
sailing
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TOR LIvERPOOL-Packet of 18th NO

IL yEMBER.-The new and magnificent pscsetship
ORIENT Capt NJ Trench, will sail as above, her regular
day For freight passage having splendid stateoo 10
'' sPoFFokD' TILESTON 4 co, No 4s southsti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
z DANES COUGH LOZENGES.-Thc

IVA btst aid convenient remedy for CouE - Gods
Ind ososs, OF the Throat and Lungs generally sod BY A.
b. D. SANDS No. leo Faiton-st; NJ Dame No. y Car
nine-s;: Adm. Bridal NO i5l PeaIst and others .
-er.n c pactege.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C.

SMITH Of the County oi kings not ce u h-feby
al having clam, Angus
TUs GTAHAM The Cay OF Brooklyn deceased that they
re.tef with vouchers thereof sub
scher Rc - At he psce Of business N safsh4
h IN CRY q BfooSyn on or DeoFe me ION day Of
January Esst-Dsed, Juiy 3, 1850
CHESTER COLEMAN, J
ROBERT sHERWELL. Exccniork
"a AblIL A LOW.
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me6ifal.

FLUID EXTRACT of LIQUORICE and
Il ICELAND MOSS ia the most efectusl remedy for
Coughs Colds Ho--seIefs ard al EeGses OF ne throat Ad
iunFs- This article requires putting. one bottle beng si,
feis prove rs etesey Prepared only BY WILLIAM
FISHER Cher; and Druggist No. 5il DieecEeIt corner
Of Christopher NeTYo-k. Sold IN bottles. a. . eenS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

~ The Harlem Railroad Company are
now running thr.e trains daily to and from Albany two
Of them being Express Trains. The road lie in good
order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

Ia The third general Love Feast Of the
New.York Conference of the NJ E. Church will be
held ON Monday evening in the Bedori-st Church
Services to commence at u o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL

For freight apply on board ct the Office Per No
TlSDALE BORDEN, Agents, Nos. 70 and III West-st
pEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington,
h for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
ard TAU MONTE steamers c. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, Of tins hne, now regularly hereto
fore alternately, leaving Pier No North River first wharf
above Batteryplsee daily, Sundays excepted, AZ P NJ,
AID Sonngon a. o'clock p. NJ or ON arrival Of nal
train, which leaves Boston at : p. N
The steamer PERRY leaves Providenoe for Newport,
daily except Sun6sys az Up " NewBedford aRd Taua-
ton passengers proceed immediately the arrival Of the
mail train ef Mansfield
For freight PASSAGE, apply At the Office, No 10 Battery
place. II "a board the bOate
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IN PURSIIANCE of nn rler of the Surro-

safe Of the County of Yors hereby 10 all
h.vrs ELIAkIM HORTON late OF the City Of
the with vouchers thereof To
.,bscrber, No 10 Nafren the City OF New
Nol the twelfth dy Apu nert-Dsied New YORK.
the 7h d. 81 O,iober, lsJ7 -
o. lkvCmFF CHARLES sIEhIlN"i Executor
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Boston, and others.
DRowsED.-Philo Simpson, a deck-hand on
beard the steamer hohegan, lost overheard, on
Thursday night 4th inst between Washington Point and
spuyten Devil Creek Deceased was about i've feet
four or five inches III height, and twenty-five years
of age Had on when last gray sack coat,
heavy cow-.kin boots, &c Any information that viii
lead to the recovery Of the body will be thankfully
received by his brother Ambrose simpson, at the Office
OF H. p Harrington foot Of Jayst, or Spencer Mat
con- No. Ann-st.
Found DRowsED.-An inquest was yesterday
held at the foot Of Chrtophers upon the body OF an
VI known man. about q years Of age, whose body was
found in tie dock Of that place The Jury rendered
verdict Of death by drowning, under circumstances 70
them unknown.
CHILD SurrocArED-An infant son OF Mrs.
Cs,nptell residing az No $50 Ehzabeth.st yesterday
morning fell from a chair upon which thad been piaced
frce foremost upon pillow, and died from surocsfon
before it was discovered An inquest VIII be held upon
the body this morning.
ARREST FOR GRAND LlRcEsY.-Officer Gar
eighty Of the Sixth Ward, yesterday arrested an English
gr named Ellen Fleming, charged with stealing gold
sfch and chain valued IL $40 from James n Smith,
residing al No "A Edrdgest The accused had been Ia.
vted by the complainant, into his house and while there
she took the watch under prence look az when she
bored cut Of the door and escaped for the time but
Yesterday srresoed the Five Point. She taken
before Justice OsbOrne and locked up for trial
BOARD OF ALDERxES-Wednesday, Nov. TO-
Richard j. Compton, ESQ., President in the chair and
quorum present. The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read and approved
PfOHs Refsrsd-Of Joel L. Broekett, 10 be paid fol
personsl injury received BY falling a stump il
Chrstopherft OF Z Buckhau and other oystsrmen
for the bulkhesd between Fulton and vesey sts D
property-ouners in Bleeckcrst, for q sewer in sa;f
street between Christopher and Carmilests OF Thos
NJ North, for renewal OF lease Of Pier No. 49, Norti
River. OF Alexander 7. Stewart and other property
owners in Broadway against the proposed railroad bu
desiring that such railroad be legally made that III
owners property the line Of Broadway shal be III
owners OF H. and build az their expense unde
the osdinsnce that may be passed. OF James Libby
cry paved wtb Rp's pavement OF !he ofn7c.s 81 ~
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

COUNT CALENDAh-IHib DAf'
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. ass, 404, l43, Z, $40,
40 $50 462 l2s, O. 1877, l6s, 24e, 22i 536, TO- -.
800 1871 ass 55I $50 49e, ll6 D. 3Jl, $50, 57J oo
lg7, I59 57l, 572, 573, 576 SIT, 57s, $50
CIHcurr Counr-Nos 1923 PSI, 20e0, 30, l,ovr
2,l59, $50, CO., 2O5, $50, 49, 673, 100 no. 7i2 ia
ia, i03
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06
II. II. II. i'm England.

E,r Najssfy Cated4f sict H,adacse in fes Niasa i
Asrosisnmgsf OF SIN JAS CLARK AND lHg
poyAL ry0t5sgfotD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06

1hc Mustang Eminent has attained is enor-
nous popularity, and almost universal use simply
because 1t gives better satisfaction, accomplishes
more good, relieves more pain, and heals more
wounds and sores than any other preparation ever
before offered to the afflicted. Every bottle that
Is used, speaks for itself-tels its own tale in the
relief Il gives, and the cure 1t effects. And the
one who hassuffcred perhaps, long years with pain
without hope Of relief and finds in this Linament
an almost instantaneous remedy, cannot help but
speak in its praise, and recommend il in the high
est terms to all that he sees suffering II needs no
other recommendation than a trial
See advertisement in another column
Sept 90. fS52--2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06
COMPANY ORDERS.

Northtown Company parade in front of Rawlins'
Hotel, on Saturday ne 2nde October at O'Clock,
PM
Mill Creek Company, parade a; the usual place,
on Satmdyythe End N Oe;ober, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Dry Run Company, parade tthe usual place,
on Saufday. October oh, at ~ o'c ock. A NJ
Hedgesvilie Company, parade at the usual place,
Saturday, October oh, at 2 o'clock, r. NJ
Darkesyille Company, paradeat the usual place.
On Saturday; October t6fh, at III o'clock, + NJ.
Gerardstcwn Company, parade at the usual
place, on SATURDAY, Ocfober l6h, at 2oelock.P. NJ.
southtown Company, parade in front OF Bill
mires Hotel, Saturday. October on, at o'clock,
r. NJ.
Little Georgetown Company parade at the usu-
Al place, on Saturday, Oeto5er 23d at Ii o'clock, A.
NJ
Long Lane Company, parade at the usual place.
on Saturday, October 23d at o'clock, p m
By order Of the Col H. & TABB
Aayt. 67M Regt. Y. NJ
Sept. 90, 1852.
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OYSTERS, CONFECTIONERY, &C.

n the oyster season having commenced, the
II subscriber is now prepared TO furnish that
drhcacy always fresh, 70 sui every variety OF
taste. Persons supplied by the Can or half
Can.
Also Porter. Ale. Cider and Beer. together
with Cakes and Confectionery OF all softs
Also--lIisli aud Sweet Potatoes. and other
vegetables in sea soa. JOSHUA HOAlRiCIl.
Semi g. 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06
LIMIT orr AND PRICES LOWER.

VII III SuUScftDtr WOuu respectfully du-
a nounee TO the citizens of Martinsburg and
iciny, that he is now getting his Fall and
Winter stock OF
New and Fashionable Clothing.
Aware Of the pressure he is now prepared and
will sell Clothing lower than was ever offered
in the Valley Of Virginia. Come and examine
my stock before you buy. aud save something
Beng connected with large Clothing Empo.
rum in one OF our Eastern Cities, he shall
consequently have all the latest patterns aud
styles, His stock at present consists in part
Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Iweeds. Coats of
bvsiness. lrock and dress patterns Cloth Gas
imere. Satinett and other Pents. Of new lash
enable goods, Satin, Silk, Cashmere, Mar
settles, Cloth and all kinds Of Vests aud OF, ev-
ely price. Stocks. Scarfs, Cravats, Pocket
Handkercheis, Shirts, Collars, Drawers, I'M
der Shirts, and in fact every thing to be found
in geniIeman's Fashionable Clothing Store.
A fresh supply Of fashionable Hats. Caps,
fancy Boots, Carpet Bags, Trunks. &c, Sc.
A small stock Of elegant Clcass, lined and
faced Overcoais, Bangups. Sacks, &c. Sc.
Come give him call and he'll warrant you
are pleased with bis stock and prices. This
is your place as he is determined 10 sell lower
than ally one else. N. ii. slime.
September 20, ,22
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-06

AsrosisHMEST or sth JAS. CLARK AND 1HE
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD.
Railways Ready Relief, II performing wonders
ia England, by curing the Nobility Of the Goat,
Neuralgia Dyspepsia, and the masses Of Rheuma-
tic and other Complaintss almost as soon as i y
applied Such is the reputation which this quick
and powerful remedy has attained, that her Maj
esty's Court Physician, Sir James Clark, recon-
rnended her majesty to use on an occasion when
her Majesty had . very severe attack Of Sick or
Nervous Headache.
$50 many wonders, your Majesty, have e.. cur nr
American ncighbors produced, that ifit may please
vaur Majesty 70 try this Ready Reilcf, which eve.
nv body sntols sohighIy, Think your Majesty viii
derive speedy relief
Her Majesty ccndesceuded TO have the RrLIKrap-
yIicd and IN less than ten minutes she was free
from pain and the Royal House q England, 70 the
quick efficacy Of Railways heauy achef, was M
debted for so speedy recovery
Railways Ready Relief is now hot only the
most popular remedy in England, but is the only
secret medicine admitted in the royal household
R.R. r. is sold by W. II. HEsrErfSR Price 80
end rs Cents Sept. 20, 1892 fw.