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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
non aMsAcK,s worm svnur.

HOB ENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded upon Scientific principis
compounded with purely Vegetable substance
being perfectly safe when taken, and can be sr.
en- to the most tender Infant with decided benef.
eial effect, where Bovsi Compliant and Diavin
have made them weak and debiitated the Tonl
properties ofmy Worm Syrup are such. that
stands without nm equal in the catalogues ..
medicines in giving tone and strengthto the StoH.
ach which makes it an infllliblc remedy for ,hoss
afflicted with Dvspepsia; thu astonishing cures
performed by this Syrup after Physicians hsT,
failed. is the best evidence Of It's Superior etsa
over all others.
~ HoBENEACX's LIVER PILLS
No part of the system is more liable IN ,dise,a
than the LIVER, it serving as filterer 70 puri
the blood. or giving the proper secretion 10 tAs
bile so that any wrong action of the Liver eaecs
the other important parts Of the system, and re
suits variousy, in Liver Complaint, Jaundies
Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore, ws,ch er
cry SYMPTOM that might Indicate wrong action
of the Liver These Pills being composed n
ROOTS & PLANTS furnished by nature to hss
the sick Namely lst An EXPECTORAEr
which augments the secretion from the Palnors.
ry mucus membrane or promote the discharges
secreted matter 2nl. An ALTERNATIVE vhia
Oh inges IN some inexplcabie and insensibls nff
n,r he certain morbid ac ion OF the system 3rd
TONIC. which gives tone and strength to The
nervous system. renewing health and vigor 10 AZ
parts ofiie body. All, A CATHARllC, vhe
acts in perfect harmony with the ofher ingsti.
ents, AMI operating on tho Bowels, AMI cxpeir;
the whole mass Of corruptand vitiatei matter an
purifying the Blood, which destroys disease 81
restores health tt
TO rrMALrs.
Yon win find these pills an invaluable medici1'
in many complaintsto which you are Subject. ID
distractions ether total or partial. they hass
been found Of inestimable benefit restoring ther
functional arrangements TO healthy action, pa
ritying the blood and other huiisso effectusliyn
to put to flight AL complaints which may arse
from female irregularities, as headache giddines
dimness ofsight pain IN The side, back. &c.
None genuine unless sigued J N hIobensackr OIL
others being base Imitation,
ssyN Agents wishing new supplies and Store
Keepers DESTROYS Of becoming Age, q musiaddres
the Proprietor j. n FIobensaek, Philadelphia "a
G. u JOHNSON Baliimorp; Wholesale Agsntior
Mfryland and Virginia D0Rsgy and @ X e !"
Doll, hariinsbarg; CgInLEE, Ihrper's Ferry
HaurNAv. Winchester; SMiru 4 Co. charlesors
II ;. FoRSsy, Shepherlstown ARnsTaoso .
Co.. Romney; and BY all and every Respectable
Store keeper IN the State Price each % tents
lima 10 1870 - To-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
Mechanic Arts.

REM0V VAL.
CABINET AND COFF1N-MAKING.
AMDRnw RousH
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
4 = Martinsburg and vicinity, that he has re-
moved his Shop his residence on King Street.
diagonally opposite Billmire's Hotel, where tie
continues to carry on the
Cabinet Making Business,
in allits various branches; and in returning his
thanks for former patronage. takes occasion 10
pledge himself-whieh.i from experience. he is
free TO do-thai he is prepared 10 manufacture
Sofas, Siie-Boards, Bureaus, Tables Bedsteads.
n Spring Sea, Chairs, Wardrobes, &C., up
Eson as reasonable terms, and style and
~ imanneras satisfactory iothose seeking bar
gains. as can be elsewhere Obtained.
He is also prepared TO manufacture COZ
FINS, Of Walnut. Cherry and Mahogany. He
has a good HE.3RSE, ard is prepared TO &C
commoGafe persons in town and County
Martinsburg June 9. iS4e.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

Wonderful Cure Of Hereditary scrofido Jy Lqu,g-
TOMS VegetaJis 7ancfme.
This cerdcatei pen gentleman whose name
appears the journal of Congress- who is extensively
and favorably known
alt affords pleasure to state that Dr. Jesse Hampton
cinoure extraordinary
boy, Albert The patient three years old. and had III,
Srrofula-(hs father scrotulous) The boy
wing from bead the upper lids. Of the
eyes mucb swollen and turned inside out, exhibiting
horrible ulcurs that Iroru led the eyebs
produce blindness It's strange, yet this child
tina. felt resigned dc relief from SUFFERING has
been restored to neah under the treatment Of DR. Hump
w. 4. IHoNAS2oN.
Louisville, March 90, 1851"
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TO FAR MERS.

M would resi- eetuy inform the Farmers
w Of Berkeley County taat we have impro-
ved our Machinery, and are prepared TO make an
kinds OF Wooden Goods ut reduced prces---givous
call, for we are determined 10 give satisfaction
to MI who may trust work in our hands WOOL
taken in exchange for work Stocking Yarn al
ways ON hand. JAMES VI HIBBERD,
June 0, ls52-tf AARON W. HIBBERD
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SCH MT re EVIDENCE I,

BARON LrEsIe in his celebrated work Animal rhrris.
try says Ar Atidia Digestive Fluid snsioxous Oh,
Gastric Juice. 'aay be readily prepared FROM the
nemhrance Of the stomach the Calf in wich
tcles food. and eggs will b. scsnef. cha~red
ant dgeste sn in e sas raa'tsr fey soei5 be fe
hsrsar sfoparh."
n Gowns hs valuable wrinrsor the rhyssriogy Of
Digestion observes that "a dun atiga Of The due quantity
Of the Gastric prominent and slprevniipg
Of pyspepsa and h. that "a dist aihed professor
medicine IN London severely afflicted With this
complaint finding every thing else - t had
G@sts Juice obtsnr the stomacls living animals
which grorsi completely saretssfsd.
Da. GRAHAM author Of The fnmous works "Vegtshie
Diet. -t remarkable in physiology. that the
somacbs Of aanas msc,rsted in water npsft the did
the property Of issoviDg various srecs OF food aud Of
fectinx kpd Of art fetal 5gtSf Of them dler
from che nntura, digestive nroress.H
c-ra on the Agent and get Descriptive Circular rrst
H. giving large amount Srnf, Evidence. sni the
above together with Reports of Remarkable Cures from all
pa,ts OF the United States.
AS a pysP rPsIA CUR1T.
DR. HoucHroSs PEPSlN ms produced The
yelous effects in curing Debility Enancstion. Ner
Decline and Dyspertic Consumption impossible
to give the details IN the limits OF this advertisement
but authenticated crrti been given OF
co huairei reaarka6'c il Philadelphia New York
aud Boston alone. These nearly ali desperate
and the emily rapid wonderfu but per-
msuent.
It's great Nervous AfFoie particularly for
tendency Biousdisprjer, Liver Compain Fever aud
Qunine Mercury drugs upon the Digestive
Organs after long sickness Also in eating and
the nee afardcnt spirits 1t almost reconciles Hfa
with y1se,rDsru5fce. Il 4s7 K
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FRESH ARRIVAL

III flU5~. 1ttGfcf1rS3 u sstsssSs Oh4s
and Dycsssuffs, &C.. Ac.
n HAVE jnsi opened large and fesl, sup
II ply. comprising large assortment o. ne
above articles. which have selected with The
greatest cauIoa as 10 quality. IRON The largest
importers in the city oi Philadelphia and can.
equensly sell al the lowesiprices they have
ever been offered IN this market. Among Them
will be found general assortment o. Patent
Medicines, Linsped Oil, Window Glass, &C..
Sc &c
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GENTLEMEN
ADAMS s. cos EXPRESS.

M L are agents for the above accommodation
w and win give immediate attention 10 nj,
packages to be forwarded and received hy the ex
press EANARSDALE d WOLFF.
Jan. % IS52
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

STOMACH, LIVER and KIDNEYS,
It will eu the dsea es Of hose Organs with
all Chrome complaints, as
DYSPEPSIA, COUGH, ASTHMA,
BRONCHIAL and LUNG AFFECTIONS,
PAINS in the BACK, SIDE and BREAST,
CONSUMPTION, sCROFUEA,
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, sEfRiLGli, FlSTuLA
Piles, Eowei Complaint,
H1rn,.. Mucous Dtb.afs, s5tth az diseases
arising from IMPURE BLOOD.
4 Er THE WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD,
read the testimony Of Lady after thirty years Of
aIering
Ressrs Tyler Adar II have bern Athlete with heu-
ma~ at mesfrom my twelfth viii be City years Of
the l5;h OF this month the attacks Mre Ut tus 50
severe as to helpeSx have tried
dies very little effect last October was attacked in
shoulders sides back aud hips could not rest sy ng
any part my body without ng with
pain this tsse alg tried rsny retneiies internal aud
to g saas sa rN
before had taken bottle of ~iri felt better,
and continued taking it, felt strength coming my
back aud limbs and my stomach Strengthened and
every way have taken sc bottlrs and marh better
than expected to b.. intend to wherever
need il, and would recommend il the afflicted heierins ii
unequaed Yours, ELIZABETH BAGwELI.
lady Of the highest rcspertabity. wealthy and inf
talthc 10 her speaks volumes in OF this
wonderful fncturesevera other persons have heard
have derived great benefit IT. In county,
entirely out OF the article aud have daily xious
when shall receive another supply. We expect
argc sales off from the present demand you
SEND us a box as soon az possible.
April ls,hs is5a. Norlhamp;sn CO, Va
oSUusbanbs and Wives, Attention ~ Hump
Ess Letter Alexandria spea King OF wonderful
mseli. he says Mrs H. has been suffering Win
the liver complaint aud rom feelings inability. consautly
complaining with weakness through whole She
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
AVALON NAILS,

q NE Hundred Kegs Avalon Nails OF al
~ sizes fog sale by RIDDLE * BRO.
AprIl %, 1852 rr
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III AVE inst received, at the old stand new
L l. aud complete assortment Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-03


ed the nominations. with the principles declsr.
ed by the convention as the rule OF their &C.
ton on the subjects embraced in them. Good
faith and honor, therefore, require, that after
such acceptance on my part. | shall not sane.
ton the use of my name on any other ticket.
Bur, secondly, | understand that your obiec.
ion 10 Gen. Scott consists mainly in The apnre.
hension that be will not do Justice to the Sou,b
by a faithful adherence 10 tie comprou.ise os
1850. On that point | have this statement, -
make | arrived in Washington. upon the ~
yila,ion of President Fillmore 10 the NAVY do.
pertinent, on the last day of July, 1850. On
that day the "omnibus' bill. SO called, reported
by Mr.. CLAY from the committee Of thirteen
was rejected. and the whole subject of dispnte
was thrown open for agitation anew. | found
Gen. Scott acting as Secretary OF War, in
which situation he continued for several weeks;
aud happening to take lodgings at the same ho.
tel, | was in daily and intimate intercourse
with him from that time until the consumna.
ton Of the compromise by the passage Of it's
various provisions, in separate bills. 70 one,
in my sphere of acquaintance, relt more deem.
ly The importance of the crisis, none exhibited
more zeal in behalf Of these mea sures, by ar.
guments and persuasion among his friends, and
none rcioiced more heartily when it was sur.
posed all danger was averted by their final ps,.
sage than did he. Such was his conduct. while
the contes, rugged and it was doubtful an
which side victory would incline, in Congress
or in the country. If others, who, seeing the.
subject in a different light, at that time opros.
ed this ad ustment or looked upon it with dis.
favor or Indifference, have since brought their
minds TO sanction or acquiesce in il, it is cause
for congratulation; but history will not Der.
form her Office if she fails 10 enumera,e Cen,
Scott among the frmest friends ofthis national
pacifcation il It's hour of trial. !, at least, can.
not consent, by my silence, to seemingly 40.
prove the discrimination made by you 10 his
prejudice, on a national question where he was
equally jealous with myself, and more infuen.
tial; and | know no safer criterion for the fu.
tnre observance of the compromise, than the
decisive and manly part taken in its enact.
ment.
To avoid all cavil or misconstruction, | add,
that fully approaching the great talents and ser.
vices Of Mr.. Webster, no one would have &C.
corded to him a more jealous support than
myself, had he been tue nominee OF the con.
~vention.
Thanking you for the kindness and conf.
dence manifested towards me,
l am, very respectfully,
YOU obed't serv't,
WIN. A. GRAHAM.
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Letter from Gov. Graham.

The name of Gov. Graham having been
placed by the Wilmington IN. c. CONNER.
clal, as a candidate for the Vice Presidency ON
a ticket with the Hon. Daniel Webster for the
Presidency. called forth the following respons
from him. The letter of Mr.. Graham 10 mari
cd by that courtesy, propriety, and high sense
of honor, which have ever characterized him
His remarks in relation to Gen. SCOTS posi.
ton on The compromise measures, are of spcb
a nature as 10 go far towards assuring the rao.
pie of the South of his entire relia bilitv on ,b.,
score But the letter will speak for itself. and
to that we refer our readers:
HILLsBoRoUGu, August "a. 1859
thomas Loriag, Esq,
Editor fMe Commercial.
DIX! L have not seen a recent number of
your paper, but learn, through the RoIo;aL
heg'ster and Hillsborough Recorder. ,ba. ve"
nave placed at the head of your columns ,ba
name OF the Hon. Daniel Webster. for Pres;
dent with mine for Vice President. Will,
l am gratefully sensible of the comnl;mon.
you deslgnto myselfb by this Course. and do
doubt your disposition to deal with tho an,;ra
SUBJECT IN a spirit ofcandor, | deem + ~
10 declare publicly, that it does not meet nv
appreciation. meet my
10 this | an impelled by two con,idero.
FIRST Gen. Scott was regularly and IMAM;
,no nominated as the Wing candidate Eor
The Presidency, by the Convention which ~
semoied at Baltimore, after a declaration oc
PRINCIPLES which, believe, meets the annrobo
nc otthe country. By the same body I was
N IKE manner nominated for the Vice pre-;
aency' Both ofthese candidates nave occsn,
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Mr.. Rivcs. of Petersburg. then addressed the

Mr.. Rives, Of Petersburg. then addressed the
convention.
DIR. Atkinson. Of Pltt.ylvania. then moved to
amend the 9th resolution of the report Of the
Committee by striking Out the following words.
That the Virginia and Tennessee company
should have the privilege oiruning iheirfreight
cars over he Covington aud Ohio road; and
which motion was unanimously agreed TO.
The vote was then taken upon the report of
tho Committee Of ID. as amended, and VISA a.
doptcd, the delegates from Albemafle alone
voting in the negative. -
On motion of Mr.. Terrill, Of Bath, n resolu-
ton was adopted appointing a committee Of 8,
consisting OWN. III. Mcfarland Of Richmond
city, Wyndham Robertson, Of Washington,
mo. y. Minors of Albemarle, Francis L. Elves,
of Petersburg, Henry A. Wise, Of Acomoc,to
memorabilia the next Legislature Of Virginia
upon the subject ofthe appropriations to the
works of Internal Improvement, as recon.
mended by this Convention.
On motion, the thanks Of the Convention
were rendered to the Trustees Of the Baptist
Church, in Union. for the use Of the came du-
ring the sitting Of Tho Convention, US also, 10
the citizens of Union and its vicinity for the
hospitality and kindness evinccd by them to-
wards the members of this Convention.
On motion, the thanks of this Convention
were rendered to the President and Secreta.
ries of The Convention for their faithful dis
charge Of the duties imposed upon them.
On motion, the convention then adjourned
sine die.
p. II. STEENBERGEN, Pres't.
JEFFERSON KINNEY,
S. A. b. GLMER.
JORDAN WOODROW. Secretaries.
j. WADE,
h. ii. JONES.
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SATURDAY MORNING 9 o'clock.

The Convention met, pursuant to adjourn.
ment, and was called TO order by the Presi.
dent.
MIR Preston then proceeded with his re.
marks, at The conclusion of which, Mr.. Bolts of
Richmond city. took the floor and add ressed
the convention in reply until 2 o'clock, when.
without having concluded, he gave way to a
motion to adjourn to 4 o'clock, p. M.
SATURDAY EVENING SESSION.
The convention again assembled and wos
called to order by the President.
Mr.. Skeen, of Pocahontas. moved ,b., ,,on
the conclusion of the remarks Of Mr. Ro,,s
members should be restricted to one half hon.
In addressing the convention, which mo,;on
was afterwards Withdrawn.
Mr.. Bolts proceeded with and concludea
his remarks in opposition to the report of the
committee OILS. and in reply to Mr.. Preston
of Montgomery.
Mr.. Thompson, of Kanawha. again moved
the adoption of the half hour rule for the gov.
eminent of the debate. upon the report of the
committee ofI3. but subsequently withdrew
his motion.
Mr.. Mcfarland and Judge J. Y. Mason
OF Richmond City, Mr. Clifford, of Amelia, and
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OBITUARY

Died. in this place, on the 18th July last, after n pain.
fu' and Protracted disease, which carried many to an
early grave the presen; summer, EMMA RosApELLA IN.
tant child OF DIR. q. A. aud Sarah p. Edwards, aged
years, l month and Is days.
The Saviour with inviting voice,
Says, let your children come,
For them there's love within my breast.
And in my kingdom room:
Lord, ut thy call we bring our babe,
And give then, up to thee,
Ye angels, and ye men behold,
And now our witness be.
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JEFFERSON KINNEY.
5. A. b.
JORDAN WooDRUM,Z
]. j. WADE,
II. ii. JONES.
DIEDMONT w WORKS.. ELLlsos jr FRO
Il T~yieto1.
Steam Saw md Planning Mills,

Door, Sash Bhiad and Dor Factory,
HiH and Machine Worb,
Iron Turning and F0t,np,
Bioeksmthiag IF all descriptions.
These works having been flied up at great expense
with steam power, and n large variety Of machinery for
working wood aud iron, form the most complete estnb-
lishment of the kind in the Southern States. and can
execute better work and at cheaper rates. than can be
one In the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sosh lprimed ,uf
glazed if requiecd) Mouldings, Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooved, ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
Misunderstanding, ralings, and a variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dumpnnd Stone Cars, Der
Gearing, Nhe,lbarrows,P Picks and Bars, and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hnnd and for sale, on reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked or
Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
Of Timber sawed 10 order. "
Jan Lifts a. E~ETTLETON, Agent.
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agreed to-and the report. as amended, was
then adopted by the Convention.
On Motion OF Mr.. Dimmock, the Conven.
ton adjourned until tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
PETER II. STEENBERGEN. Pres.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Scc'ry.
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FoE PREsIDEsT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
% EEw JEHsEY.
ToR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. ii NJ,
- OF soHrH CAROLINA.
Electors for the state ofyirginia.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
John NJ. BOTTS,
WILLIAM Is. PRESTON.
Ell

TICKET.
lt District-John X kilby of N~ansemond.
Cd District-Edward II. Chambers, of Meckienburg
Sd Diatrict-Thom =. Flournoy, Of Halitax.
4th District-H. II Mnrshall. of Charlotte
9Th District-Aiex. Riyes of Albemarle
9th District-Wm. G. Scott, . Powhatan.
9TH Distriet-Jos. Segar. of Elizabeth City.
9th ~District-Robt Mayo of Wostmoreland
9Th Dis~trict-Henry'W. Thomas, Of Fairfax.
10Th ~District-Alex X. Boteier. ofJeaerson.
18th District-Col j. b. Baldwin. Of Augusta.
18Th Distriet-John Echols, of Monroe.
18th District-Wal Preston, of Washington.
18th District-John ] jackson. jr., of Wood.
18th District-T. M. Gally, of Ohio.
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loaded to this is the specie held by the
ank, always equal TO 90 per cent on the
mount of notes outstanding, and all the other
Lets held by the bank. To show II more
iainly in figures;
oppose the bank issuing notes for Ssoo'oo
II has security to pay.
/. State Stock or guaranteed bonds. s3oo'ooo
. Gin On hand sec, 900
3. Bills and notes discounted say .S3oo,ooo
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I'O SPORsSMEN

Vst VI EN I'VE have this day opened
GI7NS mrge assortment of double and single barrel
selv n' uI[ect from London, and manufactured for our
siooeach' We earnestly invite all who wish to pur.
muse 70 call and see them before purchasing.
seP''-dts GREGORY, ROYALL e. SIMPSON.
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~ lt row being certain that our city is to be tinted
WIN with Gas, l take the earliest opportunity of in
forming tAe clti zens of Lynchburg that | shall prepare
Immediately Tor 6AS-FITTING,a and respectfully solicit,
the patronage of my friends and the pubIic geoeroIlr =.
Aug 20-dts A.G DARNEY g. '
PUFONIx FouNnpy
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MARINE INTELEFGENCC
LOTTERIES.
h oCErC,

MARkETSTEEET, LYNCHBURG, VA.
1''' 1No'n6EAS DEL~aY.4RE Glass 76.
As % SO Cd 10 81 30 . q 81 70 as I'd
sept 3-lt
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'tNHE is prepared to pay the highes,
a cash price for ten or fifteen thousand dollars worth
OF LAND WARRANTS. He can be seen Mt the Vir-
ginia Hotel. JESSE CLARK
aug Ia
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TMREsmING MACHINES and

IL n II Il u WANE9INES and
= WHEAT FANS.-The attention of the public is
respectfully invitel to our stock of Threshing Machines
and Wheat Fans, which are substantially built, and of
the most approved patterns. Persons in need of such
implements would do well to give our stock an cxnmi.
nation. as we feel satisfied that they will be pleased both
m price and workmanship.
Al implements warranted to perform well.
~ ID is lUGUI & BROTHER.
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Re- have received my Spring sup.
- PLY OF Leather, consisting Of Hemlook. Sole and
Wax Upper alfSkins (Phiadelphia and French.) and
a general assortment of Shoe-Makers, Tools. SC, also
Harness and Skirting Leather, OakTanncd Sole. sc.
Aprlt 2b-ts f.
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NATURALIZATION or Y,UC

No.nDON oC.fR1LRLY, TIE EDLNBURC,
tHE Noh1H BRITISH, IND yYESTuLN-
ndEH REpIEWS IND BLACKWOODS
.M.4G8ZLNE.
LEONARD, SCOTT e. CO., PuBLrsHrRs.
~ Fulton, and Sd God streets. New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Temperance NOsice.

a rq6Ic meeting will be held at the Sous OF Temper.
dhce nan on Nednesday the 9th of September. com.
menc.ing at O'CLOCK, P. M, for the purpose of ,atifyine
or rejecting the proceedings of tie late Staun,on Con.
Sentlon, Several addresses may be expected.
sept 3-dtdn
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Terms.

IT, ,'SMwoou ann ai four Reviews, 10 90 per annum.
,;n American publishers res ectfuly invite the atttn.
49, o"o e"e i'iio" citizens to the merits of the above
oi"'' 'ec'ins assured that none WI arise from their
Pe without being convinced that they xuaserve tho
oS. interests OF popular intelligence, and add. in an
t mn degree to the general happiness of the nation,
. 1"nParIne 10 the public mind a healthful stimulus for
d n1gn ordero intellectual pleasure.
oopies OF all the above works can be seen on the ia
;on VI I'lRaISiAN READING ROOM" where subscrip-
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I'"IEV may 24-d&cItwts
NJ ARBLE MAETLES.-WE CALL III
III attention ofBuilders to our assortment of Ee vptian
and Italian which we will put up at North
en prices. Call and see them at
J. Is. ~ BRO
Aug l3-dlm Adjoining the Post Office.