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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-23
AFFLICTED REhD!!!
PHILADELPHIA
M T. Die Al III d sJ Sc.


Established Is gears ago By DR.. Kiakelia,
N. ". Corner Of Third and Union
Streets betlgcen Spi luce and Pine
Streets, Philadelphia Pa
EflGHTEEN years OF extensive and unin-
q ierrupletl practice spen, IN this city. have
rendered DIR X. the most expert aud success
fol practitioner. far and near. in the treatment
Of all diseases OF private nature. Persons
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat
or legs. pains in the head or homes. mercuria
rheumatism. structures. gravel. disease arising
from youthful excuses or impurities OF the
blood. whereby the constitution has become
enfeebled. are all treated with success.
He who places himself under the care OF
DIR. X, may reigiously confide in his honnr
as gentleman, and confidently rely Oh his
skill as physician.
1ake Pcrticufof. Notice
Young men who have lnjursd themselves by
certain praclice INDUCED ma habit Ire
quengy learned from evil companions or M
school; the effects OF which are nisbtl7 et.
even when asleep. aud destroy both mind and
buiy, should apply immediately Weakness
and constitutional debility. loss OF muscular
energy. physical lasslude aud general pros
ira ton. rFilabiliiy and III nervous affections.
indigestion. sluggShness Of The liver. aud eve
~ disease in any WAY connected with lhr dis
order OF The prncfeaiive ,uuc'icn> cured aud
full vigor restored
READ ExE4ntt
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mcHNwos1I's uowAlsD slousss.

OARS wuaATFiLp u0T ~
Corner os Toward and Baltimore strrets.
FsNlls hotel has lately been en-, fged and impro-
4 vel IN every department.. rendering it decided
y one OF the most comfortable hotels in the city
mi the proprietor ever ready 10 accommodate.
pledges him,eliio sPEre NJ pains 10 render every
me comfortable thatmay favor him With Il cal.--
To The pltrons ofthe Oil house herctnrus bis SIN
cere acknowledgements ion their very liberal pat
ron9ge- soliciting eonlinnance OF their f.sers
aud ithe travelling public generally
JOHN iiclNT0SlI,
Baltimore July 81, ls52.-ly. Proprietor
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OYSTERS, COSFECTIoNARY, 81.

~ Nhr oyster season having commenced. thu
\ subscriber Is now prepared 10 furnish lha
delicscy, always fresh. TO sui eEery VARIETY OF
taste Persons supplied by the Can or halt
C.n.
Aso-Porler, Ale, Cider and Beer. together
with Cakes and toniecli,n nary Of all sorts
Also-irish and Sweet Potatoes. aud other
vegetables IN season. JOSHUA HOAlRICiI.
Sepl.4. 1862.
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CiSIl For NEGROES.

q THE subscriber is onxious to purchase
I'm large numberof NEGROES, ofboth ,exes,
81. sound and likely. Persons having Negroes
to dispose Of will find it to their interest to give
him u call before selling, he win pay the eery
highest cash prices.
He can be seen at the Berkeley Courts. at Mar
tinsburg, on the second Monday, and at 3erryyillc
,nthc fourth ulcqiay in each nlonth, and usually
this residence in Chaylestown
All ettersailressedt TO him will be promptlyat-
ended To- WILLIAM GROW.
u a.,le.s1vn J.'r 4. $50.
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STILL IN THE FIELD.
A Candidate for Public Favor,

RI r. undersigned. would respectfully an
n nounee 10 his friends and The public gem
orally, Thar he has removed his Sadder shop to
Quren ST, lvo doors North Of the Market
House. and nearly opposite Brodt rlck's Hotel /;
where he IS fully prepared 10 furnish every ar
ucle IN his line. al the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms. all Saddles made by him are
warrrnIed 10 give entire satisfaction, as to ease
Of the rider aud durability.
He returns his thanks for past patronage, and
invites all persons waning any hing pertain
ing to his line OF business, 10 give HIM cali.
lie is confident that his work and terms will
please VIM. MCLAUGHLIN.
April 20, 1882.
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Hats f. ssat,!! mats..!

WTEhaye now on hand large assortment OF
w Hats OF every description, 10 which We in
wife the attention ofall who are in want OF theat-
ticle. Come and examine for yourselves, and see
ifyou cannot do as well wit IA US and we thnIa lit
tie better than with any one else.
Nov. 3, 1852. w. In j. MATHEWS.
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RAWLINs' HOTEL.
lIIEEil
MA arltaY B g.aala va.

sE'iE Undersigned begs leave respectfully tom
Il form the community Hna travelling pubic
that he has taken the Hotel formerly known as
tbe Berkeley House, The House has recently
Undergone q thorough ehevation, i is now be-
lieged 10 be in every respect adapted tothe waits
Of The traveller aid sojoiuner
4 large and comuoiious Stable IS attached to
the premises. The luxuries ofihe Table viii be
surpassed by none aud Tie Bar is at all times
supplied with q chuice selection oisuperior wines
anl liquors.
Bkg-Baggacc taken toand from the depot free
OF charge and in bad weathcra carriage viii be
ran to The depot for the accommodation Of trase-
lers without any additional expense.
JOS { RAWLiSs,
march 2 1852 ly. Pfoprirter
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

ltlaa-s.4 from the OIL SAND to The West end
sszktsa.A1-s Of John street. ION the corner OF
Gohu and Raleigh streets leading TO the Winehes-
ter Turnpike, where | anl now prepared to I'LL all
orders in my line of business with prompiness
ani despatch aud on very reasonable terms, rs |
desire 10 give full satisfaction TO all who may IA
vor me with their custom. All work built TO or
der insured for one year-accidents excepted.
Thankful for past fiyor5 and desirous to retain
your patronage invite yon all TO my establish
ment and examine quality and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere NEIL ALLEN.
Jan. 9, 1852 Corner ofJoln and Raleigh SIS
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Read and be Conpiocea.
q on IA .baaon -.


The editor sad Decerber 22d
Or, Hofgiaaq's lcist5eted Ger,aaa B,Hexs for h !.
cure OF Liver Complaint, Jaundiee. Dyspepsia.
chronic or Nervous Debility, il deservealy one OF
the mos, popular medicines of The day These
Biiiers have been used by thousands. and friend
at our elbow says be has himself received an effcc-
tuisi and permanent cate Of Liver Complaint u ON
the use Of this remedy, We are convinced that.
in The use OF these Bisers. the patient constantly
gains strength and yger--a fact worthy oil great
consideration They are pleasant in taste aud
smell, and can be nse,l BY persons with the rsust
delicate stonachs with safety. under any sircum-
stances. We are speaking from experirnce, and to
she afflicted we advise their use
'Seo~Ts WREEES.a enc Of the best Literary
papers published said August 2J--
"lR- llooyLsSp's GERMAN BirrKRs. mannfae-
tnred BY Dr. jackson, are now recommended Nv
some Of the prominent members of he faealsl
as an article of much efficacy in eases Of tesral,.
weakness As such is the case we wound advise
all mothers to obtain bottle, and TINS save them
selves much sickness. Persons Of dcbilitated con-
situtons will inl these Bitters advantageous o
their health, as we know from experience the SAL
atary effect they have upon weak - stemso
Jore Ecidepce
The Hon. G. D. lIiyrliNE, Mayor Of the City of
Camden N. j. says
.lloorLAxp's GERMAN BirTERs.-We have seen
many fattering notices of this medicine, and Tie
SOURCE IRON winch they came ihsuced us to make
inquiry respecting its merits FROM inquiry we
we're pursnaded 10 use it, and must say we found II
speciie IN us ac'ion upon diseases o. the liver and
y ,'na wy 'mnuence ~
~ ~,
e'als ''s Ae'is Wy nerNss pfihS-
treshing.
;is 'e ~, "as 'of, sspsral'y used. we
'ne aou,a % 'ess sleshess as IRON
majority ofreal and Imaginary diseases em,oa,e
Have themina healthy condition and yon can bid
aehahee 10 ep'aemiss generally. This extraordi-
my nls'le'ne we np.ia piNise our TRENDS who
w''i rec
H.. ~ -, ~ i.'et W ~ very hl
~ ~ o..'s , ''V''s-"e eau lfo"uee suci e'ldeh-
We " 'uerl''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRE INSURANCE.

ERE insurance Companies are so numfr
II ons and 30 easily understood. ~ guarantee
ipdesnoi,y aasiBsi LOSS BY FIRE. sl,a~ise
owner ii The humblesi dwelling receives but
rptueSanf asJ rom bis neighh0rs when bis IN
re IN has been burnt. il be has been 50 careless
asd laipfovideni as 10 have effected no lnSur-
ance.
Strange as il may seem. that any prudent
man, owning eonbnsilbie property. should
rest satisfied Tor an hour without having i pro-
teesea against loss. ilieie are, nevertheless,
thousands in this community who. because
lAer buildings have Stood lor years wiihnDt
burning. lla.ter themselves that hes will con
iiuue 10 do so. and dangerously d-ag prosi
ding s-s,flsf a loss which wuuld encunher
lhem with ats il might BIZ incOnvrnjrntio
pay. If ii did moi reduce Them and their ianll-
lies 10 want. when for paliry sum they coald
gel treir property insured.
Nov lei every person who has 'hus lar been
negligent on this subject. delay no Logger, but
qpl his property insufed--a duly 10 himself and
i,ose who are dependant upon him ipr sup
poft. which he viii never regret having per-
formed
When a person ispreparfd 10 blsin lnsur-
anee. be viii have occasion 10 examine the
mrriis Of various Companies Watch ask 10
share ia The patronage Of the public. We
would tniratltiee 10 his notice
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NOTILE.

vI,HE co-partnerrhp heretofore existing under
the firm of Capron 4 Gosnel. for the trans
aciion OF u General Commission Business in all
kinds of Country Produce, was dissolved this day
by mutual consent
RI CAPRON,
J L. BUCK GoSNELL.
Baltimore December II. 1852
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MISCELLANEOUS
=
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Eli
rcorner Of king street and sbs Public Square,
MsxTfNsBtzsG, "a.

MAasTfssBtasG, IA.
WE undersigned lenders heYeordiaI thanks
\ 70 lrr friends and sbs pubic. for her
past LIBERAL encouragement, aud respectfully
sosieiis coHignnsnreOi tiie same. Iieruoasf
Is ai,ooi 70 undergo ,hoDugh repair, and she
pledges hrfse 4 thai nothing shall be wanting
70 MAKE llss Innet Sfste: Siuiss a pleasant
anal agfrealfir aores % the traveller and guest
The Hose wit always be provided with Al
tenttye servants aud fassfiul Osilefs. The
Bar and The Table supplied VITA The besi The
marker will afford Passengers from the Raj
Road VIII always find Porter ~ the Cars %
convey them and ihef baggage 10 the House
free Of charge
April 9. ls52-if. MARY ODEN.
p. s.--fIorses and Baggies 10 be had at the
hDrtetl notice
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-03-23
DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc.

III ANlNG just returned from Batia.ors hive
Il i now just reeeivein and opened a largo stock OF
e~, Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils bye-StufFs szAs
I'D &c, &c, which can sell Oh the nosi rca- ~
son,ble terms and warrant hem p,ueand unn.lal-
teratel Thankful tor past iavors, shopiug physi
clans and others may still continue their fivors
Dec, ), 1852. w II. HESLEIINE.
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TO SPORTSNEN,

HR' Il have just receivedour fall importation
w OF English twist double Barrel guns.
which we are able to sell cheaper than we
have ever offered them before, also general
assortment oi-,iub'ing apparatus. Bird hays.
Cleaning ro,s. Powder TASKS. Shout pouches.
coxe's Wafer proof. Walkers English and
French percussion Caps. Gun nipples. Minnie
wrenches, Dupont's ami Bealy's Canister pow
der, Shot, &c. BE. cali and see them.
September 20. '52. RIDDLE & BRO.
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VI ,
~. q Maunsburg. and having JUST returned
IRON, New York, philadpIphia and Balliniorf
With d large and well selecled stock Of
Winter Goods,
Al such unusual low rates as well rs The gfrai
variety OF siy les aed patterns, that teel COST.
dcsi can make il lU the interest 81 oil those
wanting goods OF any ySrifty 10 call AMI rx-
anime ms stock and prices before purchasing
sser here. an confident can sasr "a per
een, 10 the purchase. TIE stock consists o.
general variety. a pari o. which 'sas follows;
Clofbs--T,lae, Hack Olive. Greyn. Missed
Cassiraerss-- Fancy. Plarn. Mixed and Dfsb;
gaftineffs-Btue, Black. Grey and aaGf;
Mixed Full and PLAID LInsvys and FlaHprlsi
White, Red. Green and boisfd flannrls J;
Carpeiing, a leS pieces; quantity oi Biah'
ksts; Brown Nusiinr; Osnabnrgs browD,
Bleached and colored Dfillngs CANON fian-
r.ix and Beacled ShirIings aud Sheetngs !;
Irish Linens and Threads; large loi Of
PRINTS. boil, English aud American MaBuiac
lures. from "a 10 .2i cents. some VI winch are
entirely new patterns aud styles. that most
please: Ginahsms. Apron Cheeks. Cash
Ineres and MouseiD De Lane. some OF wbIch
are all wnoi Gents and WoaIaD's i3pcsskin.
Berlin ana Isle Thread l;losrs--Ia fact
general assortment OF Hosiery Wool Con
forts. yic,orinss and Hoods; conIouS ana
Undershirts. siIk and wool. boh Tor Ladlfs
and Gentlemen; Ladies and Gentlemeu's Ira.
yelling Bags; Boots and shoes. fnil assoti-
men,; Men and Boys Kip and Cali Wsipf
Proof Boots; Women's Opera. KID and Bus
kin Shoes and Cater Boots. both lrr Gentle
men and Ladies; Gum Over Shoes OF a New
pattern t; HAS and Gaps. any quantity Hard
ware and Quaensware. large assortment
Coffee, Tea. Sugar, MIolasses. Pepper and
Spices; a fine article OF Chewing Tobacco as
welt as Smoking. seq &c. IN laci II = IN
uecessary to enunerae many oil the various
articles thai keep. but call and see whai !
have, as il will afford me pleasure TO show nv
goods and give you my extreme low prices
assure you think itno trouble 10 show. yon
goods, but IeeI gaaii6ed TO have the chanre 10
do so. November 2i 1852
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assIsatsN az.
eEsFFSss5 RI ,,As,a
5sa.ss.4
WI. g. HENRY WHEN,
81 esRS NJ "a, 4. va a E< e., PIP n,

e n NJ U. va "a Ia "a "a q.
10 AVE removed their Cabiuei and Furni-
lure Room 10 their new building. 9 d, ors
North Of the Lutheran Church. on the oppu.
site side. where they will BIZ pleased to accom-.
nodaie their friends and old customers with
Furniture OF any description that may be nee
led. from Pine article 10 Gne and fashion,
able one made Of Rosewood. Black Walnut.
Mahogany and other fine wood generally used
by C,blnrt Makes.
We return our thanks 10 our friends for the
very liberal encouragement bestowed and
kindly ASH a continuance.
ggS-W have also completed the erection of
a new HE.aRSE, which will enable Us to I'LL
orders Tor Collins, either IN town or country,
made OF Black Walnut. 'hefry and Alahooa-
nv Either one OF US viii give funerals our
personal aipnll0n
Maltnsburg, Oct. IA. 1851.
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LA DIES, CARRIERS,

AIDES in want of this article can ftd some
i ofthe very best and haudsomest BY coming
70 the Temple Of Fancy, or HARRISoN'S Drug
store tDec, %. 1852
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niRnNARE

Riddle s. BRO Burke Street. Martin. bmg.
EHANE jus, returned i'ron Baltimore and
y have opened a large addhion to their
stock of Hardware. il is the largest ever oaer
edo Tie t'aizsnS Of Berkeley. carefully selec
ted, bought for cash, and viii be- 81 II al small
advance. They respectfully request ;hrir Gus
toners aud ihr public generally 10 cali aa'lex-
amiae. September, % 1852
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

addition to my usual large assortment Of
these articles, have the finest assortment OF
chewing Tobacco Ia the market Virginia TWIST
Rappee and Scotch snuff.
Dee. !, 1852. JFH4RRTSON
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NEACKEREL No. and 3 Boston Mackerel in
Itl Whole and half barrels. just received by
HIppyE b BRO
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CABINET AND C0FFlN-MAKlNG

CABINET AND COFFlN-MAKING.
ANDREW -acusH
> E.SPECTFULLY informs The citizens or
II MarinSburg and vlcinliy, that he has re-
moved hrs Shop 10 his residence on King Street,
diagonally opposite Billnite's Hotel, where he
continues 10 carry on the
Cabinet -IliSing Business,
allts various branches; and in returning his
thanks for Former patronage. takes occasion to
pledge inseIl--whicb. from experience. he Is
ireeto do-,hah he IS prepared to manufacture
osas, Sile-Doarls, Bureaus, Tables nedsteads
~ Sprng-Seai Chairs. Wardroaes, &c., up
ESaon as reasonable terms, and a style and
~ smanneras satisfactory tothoseseeking bar
ans, as can be elsewhere obtained.
Eleis also prepared to manufacture COZ
ms, osWalnui. Cherry and Mahogany. He
asa good HEARSE. ard is prepared to ac.
ommodaie persons in town and County
Martnsburg June 9. lS49.
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Youth NM MANHOOD.
a NiauKets plFL,
or A
PREMATURE DEATH.
KTNKELiN, on SELF PR ESERy ATION.
OST.Y ~ fENTs

ONLY 20 CENTS
THIS book, just published, is filed with
useful Information. on the ntirmities and
diseases Of the CeneratIve Organs. II address
SEES itself alike TO 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, snd save annually Thousands Of
Lives.
Parents BY reading il, viii learn how tc pre-.
vent the destruction OF their children.
05-A remitanea OF IS cents. enclosed in a
leuer Ipre paid addressedto Or KINKEIaN.
N. w. Corner Of THIRD and tsioN ~aeeis
between Spruce aud Pine. pHiLsnsLPn,A. will
ensure book. under envelope per return
mail
05-Pefsons al distance may address DIR.
X. by ieitai. (posl pad) and be cured AZ home.
PACKAGES Of MEDICINES, DiREC-
TIONS. BE-. forwarded, by sending remit
lance. and pn, % secure from DAMAGE
OR CURIOSITY
July rs, iS52-ly.
DACON.-We have inst received 4 lot Of Hams
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L. w. GosNELL 81 SON,

Country ProIlce VI Commission Me,chis,
No.7i Bo~iy's WAogf, tSeah STREET,
BALTIMORE.
YNiiE undersigned take this method OF INFORM
ing their friends. and the public generally
that they have closed up their dry goods business,
snl will hereafter give their entire attention 10
the C0NHTSSI0N BUSINESS In all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE, under THIN of L, W.
GosssLL h Sow, and solicit your kors in that
line assuring you that we can at ~ lines obtain
the highest market rates for any thing in the
way of Produce you may send us.
Weintend TO keep our frienls constantly adsi-
sed OF the state of the market
Il w. G0SNELL.
j. L. BUCK GUSNELL
References:
dxonSE DoLE.
MgvsnrLL fQcKE,
VASARspALg T. WoLrr, | Nr,rt;,.h,.r y,
JoHS W Boyp,
BrsJANrS r. BoyD,
GEoRGg W BURSs,
January =, tS53-3m.
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SECOND SUPPLY.

D1DDLE & BRO, BERKEST,
4 b OPPOSITE THE GERMAN hsfoasrp CLoRcH
heye just rcceiveda second supply OF Hardware,
Groceries and llous, keeping articles which they
Oder TO their customers upon The usual accomnlo-
dating terms,
Nov TO- 1852
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cAaRIASE-MAKIaa.

Y WOULD respectfully announce TO my custom
rs AMI the public generally, that have re
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Guns. LOCKS. SYOYEs, &C.

GUNS, LOCKS. STOVES, sc.
IsNHE undersigned having located perma
n nenhy in Martlnsha.g. wOuld respect
fully aanpunee 10 the citizens OF lhel0wn aud
County that he has opened shop on KING
Street. two doors east OF HE res deuce OF MI.
Conrad Roush aud opposite the Residence oil
MIR John NJ. Wolll. where he wall be prepa
red to do all work connecled villa the GUN
AND LOcKSMlrH business Guns Of ~
cry description made and repaired upon short
notice.
flp also has on hand, aud wlli keep an as
sorimenl Of $ FOVES. CooKIsG. PARLos. Sc.
for wood or coal, which he Will dispose OF
upon reasonable terms He asks share OF
patronage Cal aud examine for Yourselves.
LOUIS HOFFENBRODEL.
De-. %, 1852.
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DO,TESTIC CHAINS,

L ONG and short twisted link races. Bear
U inc Chains, Stretches. Tongue CHAINS.
Fifth CHAINS. Sc, Sc. Just received 81
Dec. |. 1852 RIDDLE & BRO
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MERCHANDISE.
]. VI. CRASTHAM'S
NEW AND CHEAP STORE.

7IAvIrG recently pafchased ihe stock Of
Ill Goods formerly owned by Mr. Neweom-
~. or Mau,nsburg. apd having just returned
from, New York, phiadplphia and Balliniof
With large and well selected stock Of
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D ALLY LINE.

Georgetown, washington and Alexandra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28
DANCING ACADEMIES,

AAADAME AUGUSTA HAS REr0p2HED HER DANCING
lVl classes In her commodious house No. 712 Broad
way reduction will be made to parties having NUN
bar Of children 70 be instructed For rms and pstcu
ars. apply bstweea IL And O'Clock
DRTvATE LESSONS IN DANCING, AT 900 BROADWAY.
i -Pupils now join for any number OF Lessons
Separate classes for those that commencing to learn
Instruction in the dances, Redova, Schotusch Re
dowa polka Waltz polka &c. All appca ions TO be made
at "a Bowory, book store, X. n f. II BUkNTON
NEW CLASSY. DANCING ACADEMY, Al
~ his new Assembly Rooms, No 3sl Broome street
Dfo rev class for children Wednesday afternoon,
rem 70 8 O'clock class for ladies and misses
hesday Gserrson, from till O'Clock new class for
CpDemet Tuesday evening from I'm l0K O'Clock
Inc quarter from the time OF subscription
Ass s'ASoi siA osatnss spsn daling Gs SLois yoAx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28

KERs. ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
vI skin in forete'ling the future Is arrived and will
furnish intelligence about all Circumstance OF life To
al those who may address her She inerprets dreams
Law matters and love. by asroogy, books and science
and tells her Walters the person they win marry Mrs
Alvin speaks English French and German Language
Resdeaos $50 Bowery up stairs. near stanton street
Goo hes.rs from 10 A. NJ to8P. n
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Id young who Grahsm's Ongucnt. II 70 ces
the beard to grow strong and thick In ak weeks and
without staining niurng the skin This looks won
derfuI but Ia positive fact as trial will show. 81 pcr
bottle sent TO any part Of the country. r. q. Ora
HAM, So Ann street. Fowler's Buildings
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DRY GOODS.

A1Fw SPRING GOODS.-ALEX'R T. STEWART Il co.
IN will open in The retail department. their spring i'm
portatons Of new eis jaconets and oIgande musins,
bareges Wrench ea,cots, brillants, &c.
broadway, Chambers and Rcade streets.
NTEw GOODS SOME NEW DRESS GOODS, DELAINES,
IN grenadines silk and greladiue tissue, baregos 10
srpee aid satin plads foulsrd silks embroderes 'sces
linens domestic goods hosiery spring shawl 20,
for ssio by TIFFANY 4 CUTTING, 321 Broadway.
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DR. WILLS, VETERINARY SURGEON, Fer THE
~ purpose Of devoting all his time TO horses sent 70
his inrmary for medical treatment has given up his o.
Ace In Thirteenth street. but will visit the city daily for
the purpose OF attending to all orders left at sent to
the Union square Post ONCE before ~ O'Clock noon
Orders delivered TO any of the drivers Of the Manhattan
Vile stages will also meet with prompt attention vete-
rinary institution Tooth street Boomingdae Largo and
well ventilated loose boxes and paddocks the best In
America.