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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-17
Obituary..

NICHOLAS HAIGHr, ESQ.,, OF NEW YORK.
Died. his residence in this city, Friday, the 14h
Instant Colonel NICHOLAS HArGHT, aged 62 years. His
funeral took place on Sunday.
ColoDel Haight few years since was chosen CON-
Of the Veteran Corps of the soldiers Of the
Of 1872 snd principally instrumental in organizing
those Of THEM who engaged in the defence Of this
city during the of 1912 into military association
He has been active in cooperating in to draw
the attention OF Congress- and the Legislature Of this
State towards sordng relief to the survivors Of those
soldiers who took the part Of the country ia the last
war with Great Britain, referred to.
Col Haght was Of an old New York family whose
connections are extensive in this city in the North
River counties. He engaged in the dry goods bus
ness In broadway, (of the firm of John Il Nicholas
Haght for several years after the peace Of 1876 and
subsequently, he concerned In the importation and
manufacture Of carpets. he of the first to In
United States and we believe no visited Great Britain
about the year is2oor the purpose Of rendering him
SELF familiar with the process OF manufacturing the
tcie He not successful In the business which he
pursued for years with zeal the exercise of much
talent, and be subsequently engaged in tho insurance
business also acting agent In the sale of real estate
few years since he active in introducing settlers
this quarter into extensive tract In East Tonnes
see ard has recently been engaged in agencies of
rious kiDcs.
Colonel Haight man Of great energy and enthu-
siasm whatever he undertook possessing, however
some icites Of character, which, although they
made him enemies dil not perhaps detra Il from
his general merits citizen who esteemed by i,
wide cucle Of ffenis who lament his loss, after liz
characterized BY great activity and Perseverance, de
votcd to private and public duties.
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Fever and Aoue has set In eaIly this Sc ason

Justice HENRY W. MERRITT, aged


On Sunday, July IT, Justice HENRY W. MERRITT aged
so years, 3 months snd q days.
his friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral ut ten O'Clock this morning. from
his late residence, No. Coz Houston street.
Suddenly, en- Sunday, july 49, ELLEN, wife o. Henry
Castman and youngest daughter Of the late William
The friends Of the family those OF her brothers,
John C., Thomas William, Joseph, Adam and Alexander
Graham invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, No 355 Grand street. of Essex half
Iast three O'Clock this afternoon, without further nv
On Sunday, July 10, JANE MARIA youngest child Of
John f. and Sarah T. Standsh aged year, months and
IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested to
attend the funeral O'Clock this afternoon, from
No. 50 Perry street.
On Friday July H. WILLIAM JAMES son of Joshua A. and
Mary Garrison, aged ~ months and IL days.
his remains we're inferred at Greco wood Cemetery.
On SATURDAY afternoon Jolly u.s. Of animation Of tho
bowels in the 2Sth year Of his age CARDEs ABBOTT
Of the late Or Robert Abbott Of OF. Croix, W.
His friends respectfully invited TO attend his fu.
neral at the Church Of the Ascension corner OF Tenth
and Fifth avenue three O'CLOCK this afternoon,
without further invitation.
On Saturday July To- Mrs. MARIA REID DKNIIT wife of
George Hoer, Senior aged 40 years. months and II
days
The friends and relatives of tie famiy respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral from her late residence,
No 2 East Twenty street. at two O'Clock this after
noon.
Long Island and Jansingburg papers please copy.
At Yorkve, on Friday, July IA, CLARA, daughter Of
Andrew ana Mary Augusta Constantine, aged years
The funeral win take place at nine O'Clock this morn
ing. The remains wall Do conveyed to Greenwood.
On Saturday evening, July 10, MARGARET ANN HAgAS
aged months and days daughter OF Edward and Mar
garet Ann tagan.
The relatives and friends are requested to attend the
funeral at three O'Clock this afternoon, from No. l0l
Sixth avenue.
On Saturday evening" July IT, after brief and painful
illness ALLAN son Of Randolph and Caroline Lexow aged
. months.
Hull (England) papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, saturday, July rs, GEonGE WASHINGTON
youngest son Of Joseph and Mary Jane Wood, aged
year and months.
On Wednesday evening, July IL, after short but so
we're Illness Of hcmcrsgo Of the lungs THOMAS Of
the late James and wnlrcd Hearn aged ~ years and
mon h.
HIS rmains were inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
None knew him bat to love him;
Nor named him put to praise.n
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DRx GOGpa, &C.

IsP0dTED vows CCnsErs-sss 0AYNDR cox
tpn@s receive weekly her lcTs.sd frsrsh aus
sngtish veye cofeets Bavhs Nvays bssd sush In
end varied selection ske tcs 20 al kdssk
rsriect a. Y-ices half usual charged, A. Ihr1 avsnus
scrrsr Of Ten,k ftIecs.
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THE MILITARY.

NEW yOaKgIULy Is 1884 -wHEREAs, TRR MEN.
bss Of the s.rt Guard bsvs heard with deep regret
" the death ths late member and associate Samuel H.
H.usey Who eisd fridAv, July - 1854,
RESOLVED That In the death Of late friend this Assoc
cintion has Loaf u fret Of is
81 unsh friends Who had ever It's eet interests heart,
and who has sw deep 10 It's welfare
Received, Thai In this pfal event recognise the
hand o. an all vie Providence, IN removing whoss
Ill b. O. rrshed whose loss 70 deeply
pl red The removal o. an ss.ocss who was suad
by tho svonEet ties Of fsndshp and association sho
was veJrsg hoods years whom the bright fu
tuIe pictured i's brightest oolors
ccivcd great bereavement and while this Asosaton
offer this ibue to the II their departed brother
they would p admosshed that death 10 the appointed lot
Resolved, TbAth mbers Of tho Alert Guard attend
tho funeral Of late friend Ia body and the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved That the resolutions be entered
the minutes copy Of them signed by toe oc Of the
Alert Guard and transmitted to the family Of the de-
cease3
Re- Owed That the above be published Ia the Nsv York
Herald TH0s BREMEN Capt.
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nzAIH by CnoiKRA.-A hand on board Psnnsylvania
coal barge laying ut the foot OF Grand street,
Michael N. hulsc died board the boat yesterday
morning OF cholera after sickness Of two days Coro-
ner Hanford held inquest.
SuppEH DEATH ID. O'Neal a native Of Ireland, about
atty years sge died suddenly saturday No 81
Kcmss street. Coroner Hanicrd held an inquest and
vhe jur, rendered verdict Of death by ntemperance
BURGLARY The house Of Mr.. 3. r. Richardson, No 70
South Fourth street. recently visited by burglars
Mr. r. and family returned from the country satur.
bu, no property was missing. The silver ware, witch
tho thieves robably after wac eecrcted 10 up
per room and did not CONE under their observation.
THE uxDAY CONFERENCE.-The eaict Of the Mayor TO
cJose mp all places OF business yesterday generally
hesoed few undauptcd spirits, however, persisted In
having their doors open.
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s-st- uur Or,i.n ballad WITH be utiful Illuminated
,rBstrp - c,nt.; 'Vnaso,ors Return sing On
sfsle rSzf y oaBs, Florss fcssiysi Poisa o. cents
rYssy ssd SCI ottisca vita eeau fol yisnetc, cents;
SPHk WsltAss - cen,s horace WATERS publisher,
es Broadway. me- ~ 70 seat ~ NAH p5sssse free.
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oaAss.Dsgsssrsssypss, ~ CAarass a.
WILLIAMSON, 0sllsTy b Dsosklyn, ~ Fulton stsest.
oDVssats Clinton
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Owners Of H0rses will find Dr.. Toblas' LII.
asnt in pint bctlss a. 80 ecnts superior anything
for curing coiio dwellings, gals, bro,ss Jumps
Sold BY all he storekeepsrs and dfugg.t Depot No. 30
corrlsndt street, New York Dyot Sons Philadelphia,
px1n
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A Rare OpP0rsunlty.-F For sale, Bust
haa thy and e1oeeainsy pleasant Nes prost,
lesss Of three ye to ruo With renewal Of dvo
Terms moderate Inquire Of H. Hunt Smelling. sos Brad
yNy.
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lsWEENEY GUARD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
> tbis company will NEE a. Mr. Ca1dsns. No 1S Va
street Monday July II 1854 ~ IN o'clock p. fox
the puI pose Of paw, last tribute of respect 70 their
ate brother In Peer Drsaol who drowned By
the setting \ boat on Red Bank Thursday last
JAAAs MORRISON, Captain.
JNo. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
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TENS, W broaewes. T. exclusive agent for r. Gtsrt
Coz pi nos, ~ish Wit Hailstt
nscn's rte nos jacob pianos Ghhe s bon ,or
msiodesss usedsa = eaid ...s Dalodoors NJ. Hatefs
ms also IN and Ia1ss - eght 0sbcr CiAerent
3ntous 81 tver- sFvio tad nnsh Music al is
ntrehsrtns q eees variety aud ~ quarsy
srrc lsevAe tits haiu1 snaalt proa ts
gusi aiea Lis iusasaso stosk IL ooastsaty rspey
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THE TURF.

TINION COURsF, L,I-TkOrqiNG MONDAY JULY
~ y, - p. M.-nstsh tor N.oO, mile bsAts best
thee 10 ave, In hArnsss.-Nr. H. woodruff names 4 e.
Msrk Mcguire for@s Nv called Putnam; wlium Skatss
ss::. ssss sss
come % rain ,h,ns. JOHN L. sNkDiKR1 Propetstor.
TTNIOE COURSE, LONG IsLAND-TkOrusG,
~ 1ussdsy July ls stsr ~ Asteh for 1900 Two
frcoks; Mr. u. i6er namss Jssh Waters. The
will leave south ferry, BroohlyS 1t r. and return
tho sport 10 ~ come Cd II good day
JOHN L. sNEDIKE1 Pfopfletor.
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Tropretor Of the frat gallery
the premises continues the etue busne ~ Tho old head
gnaJters serving the people with hundrsds OF Portraits
daily taken by Hcinss patent dou,ls csnors secured IA
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Second Hand Pianos and Melodeons ~
great easssiBs. New ssd sseoaa hand pisnos TO rent
Music NJ all kaas for als ow prioe 81
shs n - establishment Of HORACE WATERS, SIS
Broadway.
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Albert III. Nsc0Isy viiI hold his regular
smt seeky action u stocks and tonos, lis ~
ia O'clock, at the MERIDIAN v exchange. For fart
particulars SEQ his sdsertis, in another column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-17

Sewing MachlScs.-Gf tho public wish 20
sewing machines vheh they without
any nhictDg ent Claims asd ~ no time
have e. bert machines devised lot Thorn
disputed pssspt srsnt-o TO Morey Johnson in ss9 As
imsy ed by n Siaser these chimes cannot equal
led. Ex amino and be convinced n SINGER co, SO
broadway.
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NOAL, COAL, COAL, AT % JAMS sTRkET.-THB
dsYsrnsd would respectfully inform hts fsnAs
and the public generally thss be has the coal
an uDiy q 10 ny many friends ny most
received the issS eighteen years pat 10 bvsasss IN
this ETY. ssaI my res d AID The psbe - give
u.m good value 2, sny m.a IN the trade ~ lotto
for money secondly, sivs fail vsebt ths
c,Ai forfeited; sns. thirdly, ny ts'ns vi b ss.h
r.B-Orssrs received At the fellesiss pisess sazsa
Y ara Hotel, corner Duane end Centre -
eopd avenue. Tsensy nth street. The yarj,
23 James street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-17

Bachelors Hair Dye IL still the Leading
article by all acknowledge to DO the be.s dye extant
perfectly oslo.0g tho the IL 10 applied
Of in all part Of the world proclaim IL the ooy
sei,able dye known Sold 81 BATcaELoR's No. 2s3
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

DKLhoNIcO's HOTEL % BROADWAY. NEW YoRE,
~ July "A, 1854 AS lnpses.ios hsvsg got ahrosd In
consssvsscc Of ssls Of the miss that sAas
.enes bad closed HE hotel h ocsssion sfon his
reSds thai rach the TIE sale made cub
et 80 the ase ofthe uSd cd Which prsd
he nouss has remained and still remains BEFORE
Tor the aee' odstop % tho public and hsrstofors
l. DRLNoNroo.
TBE DAILY MEETING OF DISAPPOINTED cRYs-
tai Palsce stockholders hell the usual hour:
Tho mmites appointei TO val he proosors Of Shc
kode Republic keauyapt to the profits lover the
efp 0. the Crystal Psisee made tbei- thai ths
Aforesaid gentlemen had In the most hbsrs msnnsr 60
e.pssd same and had that pro0ts Of
GRATED views OF stoekh they prepared dive
pie r. the Chimes - the 1inbuctoos every ~ st
81 Nsssau street full bill fare will be reported ct
neat meeting
Al 0TICB.-ALL PERSONS u DEBTfD TO- OR HAV-
IN ing claim. against the estate Of Adoph Nem.un
sssted will please shcl~et for
Ill nient Of the to EDhuN BLANRMAN OF for
the executors Of sid Adoph Men deceased Broad
way, cora or Of heade street. New York.
NOTICE THE LIQUOR DEALERS or THE EIGH-
IN tenth requested 20 attend meeting DO
hed 1T Union Hal Of Tssnty second street and
hrd avenue Monday sfernovn 18th Inst ~ o'clock
for the of adopsg mesdes Of oteston In order
to the pr,v eyes those Of fell
low citizens In otbes wards All tn iaersssed In the
nilttee
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Crlssador0's Hair Dve.-This Pee rless Conn
pound ID by univer exclamation acknowledged to be the
reiAsIo fAs In it, coloring pro-
mpsrtI 1t the same time nourshmcnt and skt
the sr Sold Wholesale and RETAIL and applied ct
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Wh1skers, MOustaches, or Hair, forced to
gro~ six ongusnt strong thick IL viii
stain ipjuIe the skn One dollar bottle scnt TO
any part o. the country &. q GKAHAH, 4 ann rect;
hayes H5 Fulton street. Brooklyn Zeibsr, South Third
street, PhadelphiS, Brggs 81 state street, Albany
wigs and Bachelor, OF No. s33
6roaaway, l. pleased another beautiful
in the afacture of these ticles This
vcntion applied accs and hair work. and
the most perfect imitation nature yet discovered
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Shah sps ares "Measur- for MEASURE is sell
dom played the stage but GREEN NO. Astor House.
takes su.h measuring the human form
Fsy that body IL WmeasurabIy grAned wish his
superb shirts y Hde TO order.
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49, Hssal - g 50 -
REWARDS.

d. Z REwARD-LOsT ON SATURDAY MORNING. 4
SpO email black aud tan Engrh terrier dog cropped ear
blind Of The Under will receive the r.
ward and BY returning him 70 2, Car
m
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Union Hall Clothing War h0use.-p. l.
ROC ErB CO. Of sutton and Nassau strests 70
specfu invite the attention ~ the pubis heir splsn
III as.ertm mt Of g~p'iemes and boss soshin
furnish ina goods whior hey seiag At greatly
reduced pr,oss. Ose prioe-no deviation.
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DtssoNL A<p tNAxridLD warcHYs-sonE ~
~ tnl.srf &C. siiS stcr q y. allan. Ne
= akJ stress4 Rssf u ,saufs' r-sond fesr
W styts fror ~ - 90 4sr-as-ed q q. ALIEN, ~
a = ~ sttlet fsss ~ sfNsft esee1c aspf
,.PbE.ptp 6alsc foc&tr cusJ. osSTLks
:, Nhlah ta1 wfa4pt Ary psrsep D.e vss3aasn fyn s2
sosty q. G. ALLEN. ~. II Ha asresi, near Brosswsy
second hotr.
TrRGsEsES HA1rnTs, IL nuxTTFa CASTS r2os
- siis t. fsfv vt~Fsrsed p-ffsct tine tcttvEs ..
siLks. Ne. Al Val eYsst sss- B.eadyhy, ssscrinfU
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Ladies' Rettcul-A--Just Received, per
sesuers Atlaoto and Union, as.or sment ALEC,
Great variety OF pcr'emonnaies tables shirt sud- and
goods, novelties and ttYs, no 3Ao Broadway.
Billiard Tables just m0a.ncd.-Tno only
patent sushisnsPreos greatly reduced at BASSrORD
Jr q, factory is centre street NO. Ann street
whore aud slate tab % with al cushions trial.
cloths balls sue lsashela 30, ct reduced prses
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A ssoCIATroN or MPrRIREMEN.-rHe REGU
MAY Quarterly Nesting viii DO held A. the s.use .
on Inesdsy evening. July 18th, At o'clock
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Co viii Offer th. day the ea.ncs Of their stock OF
dress goods. shswls msntii and psrssois at little
than haf prio they NUT b. cleared out before the
18th Ladies' ~ do we'll 20 call and examine the
purchasing else rherc $50 street.
tween kobin sop and Murray.
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STILL III THE FIELD.
A Candidate for Public Favor.
j 1ll
Naasss--1-.a-A--1.l

fE VIE undersigned. would respectfully an
s. nounce TO his friends and the public gen
orally, that he has removed his Sadder shop to
the Corner Of 0neca aid Burke SlAee,s, di
recliy opposite Rawlins' Hotel; where. a any
time, he IS fully prepared to furnish evesy ar
ncle in his line, al the shortest Gcice and most
reasonable terms. all Saddles made by him ar,
warenied 10 give entire satisfaction, as to cas-
OF the rider and durability.
He returns MS thanks for past patronage. anc
invites all persons wanting any thing pertain
ing TO his line of business, TO give him call
lie is confident that his work and terms will
please VIM. MCLAUGHLIN.
ADril < 1854
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-11
LADgHs' F,gsEss GOODS.

Nh Y stock OF Ladies' Dress Goods this season,
NE embraces many new and pretty styles con-
sstiug Of
Rich Brocdde. Ponh de Soi's PloiR Silks
LpStre Gro de Rhine, Chamlion and
GlGcG Silks, French NausseiaireS and
CdshmereS. IyorSied PiaidS, Six Warp
Aipacos, Lama Cloth and ChqlleyS. Can.
ten Grapes, opera Sacfiag, French
Cloths for CioahiRg. Cashmere de CoSse
Robes, Persian Cloth, Iarletons of all
Colors, ManSooF, Sujss and Null Mus
Inns, CambricS and Jackontns, Brilliant
and Llasi5n Mar.llca, ShaplS, Lace
FeilS, Green, Blae and Bro,ca BQregeS,
&C., Sc. which can and viii sell cheap.
Nov ., 1883. JOHN W. BOYD.
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81 THE subscriber is onxious to purchase
Yin large number Of NEGROES, OF both sexes
80, sound and likely. Persons having Negroes
to dispose Of will lind it to thcirintcrest to give
him cali before selling, as he will pay the 0ery
highest cash prices.
lie can heseoa at the Berkeley Courts at Mar
tinsburg, on the second Monday, and at Berryyinc
oHthe fourth uLpdayin each month, and usually
hisresiicnce in Charlestown
Allletterssdlresscd to him will be promptlyat-
endel to. WILLIAM GROW.
81 er'est7vn J.iy a IS49.
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should have hecn sold.
II is mpze.fc I'll. 10 fully the various subjects
treated Of they OF ctly intended for the
married. those contemplating marriages, bur female
dssirous Of enjoying head and that beauty conseuer upon
hsaf which Is conducive 70 her appness and TINT
Del sband, but either has will Obtain H. as has will
every husband who hsH lie aah Election Of his wife
heart Of thai 81 MS own leeunlary improvement.
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UAlEED STATES H0Ta.
Corner OF King SfFess ana the Pebble square,
GTINsBUn1s. VA.

Corner OF King Sseees ana the Pebble square,
HTGNsBUHG. VA.
III We undersigned tenders her corliaithanks
a. TO her irieads and tie public, Tor her
past LIBERAL encouragement, and respectfully
sol.cts continuance oil the same. She has
commiRed her House aad business concern cd
with Il 70 Mr. W ilam Pendlejon, aud he
pledges himself HAT nothing shall be wanting
10 make lar UHhed Sfetes nortt a pleasant
and agreeable anmc 10 the traveller and guest
The tiuosv wil always be provided with at.
tentive Servants and faithful. OAers The
Bar and he Table supplied VIA lhe best The
market will afford. Passea ayers from the Rail
Road viii always Gus poner al tie Cars 10
convey them and their baggage to The House
free Of charge.
05-BVlrdefs iakenby the day, week, month
or year, on moderate leFms.
April 10. iSJ4--u. MARY OBEN.
&C. "Spirii Of Iegerson," CharIesiown;
"Virgiulan," Winchester and ..iIefald and
Torch :" llagefsiown, copYa3t.
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rsNU THE LADIES !-kich : yle Mousline dc LANES
At ny, I34, nj p New style Barge de
Laines ront la} 81 4 ctHts, Black Aseba- at l2]
oss .t i24, lszs, and . cents, french Figured ann
Flru Refases, p B q eepis French and scotch
tiuelafs y ~. amt Is eelte AiadnBe Cloth at
o 81 o. and q cecss, Alous ne dc Bge At ~
- q ents. Black ireucn Boubszines ct Is, 81 100
l91 Rich Paid otbs % ~. $1.cp. i,l2A ana l. %
g4eh La. I've Bses Ses 1T 81 Is. az, Sl0o 30,
ehsh aui American Chint5cs at g. s. 10 and l2h cents
4 ieh Sfye Furniture thintzes no = and 81
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TFsgEsFsanG MACHINES.

no. /. Is a strong and durable machine,
hui, by the subscriber. asd for many years has
stood Ire test 10 the field az hob.e and dura-
BIZ machi1e, and is Recommended ~ good
Judges TO be ahead of ans machine now in use,
and can thresh from 39D 70 30i bushels OF
wheat per day, with less labor ,han any ina
chine now in use, and is warranted 10 come up
10 the statement OF no sale.
No Is a small macslne, calculated for ic3r
orses. and has lhreshed from $50 10 200 bush
els OF wheat per day with light dfaUglil 10
four horses. and is also warranted 10 come up
TO the above statement or no sale.
Cleaning machines made and warranted .
Be good by the subscriber agd cbe8per ihaa
ever manufactured heretofore. Those in want
Of machines can haven on trial ana Judge FOR
themselves as al his machines ase warranted.
Reference is mads these WHO have bought
of him;
Isl machine sold to Jacob Rev aolds, near
chepherdsiowa il 1870; 2nd sold 60 Heary {.
Small. October lS3J 10 ifangy hstch.
en-. 1850; 9Th sold lie Edward Ia b. 1856 5lh
sold 10 John Fillmore. s5D 9Th, sold 10 Paint
ney ard Haverrtll, 1870; 7th sold 10 s.ai0r-
~. Is50; Sih sold 10 Mr.. Graves, Rackereek
1851; 9Th sold to Joshua q. Iablef, 1851; l0lh
sold 10 Micaasl nd Wm. Selbeu, 1851; liln
sold to John GrfIiia CsarardsiOwa. 1851; i2,h
sel5 ia James Robinson, near fedeesVie,
1851; ani number of others sold, all Of which
have performed well. and easy on the horses.
These " want Of good machines are respect
fully invited to give the sutsei iber a call. that
hey may Judge for themselves.
Old horse powers taken 10 excb@f-s .or aew;
old machines repaired 10 the best manner; old
iron still taken ~ exchange
+, W. PAMPELT..
Nariinsbatg. va. July l3 1882
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-10-11
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ENHGundersigned would respectfully announce
TO he citizens Of Mntinsburg and vicinity,
th t he has just opened and is nov prepared TO
exhibit large ana well-seiected assortment Of
y ai @@"5. 1 4 ra' s51%@s'
a2- Baltimore, OF the very best materials and
in superior style consisting in part Of Mems
thick Kip AMI Calf Boots Boys Boots; Youths
and Chiiireus Boots and Shoes; Ladies' Shoes,
" beautiful assortment OF Caters. and half Cal.
ters; Missca and eaillrens Caters and half
Caters. Also HATS consisting of Leghorn Pa
mama, Canton Braid and Palm Leaf Gats; Chill
drens Pedal Braid Hats Ladies' Riding FLATS,
Also. CAPS GlGth Fur, Caesimeres, Plush and
OIL Cloth Cars, boys Children and Infants
Hats Caps, in great variety, together with an
assortment Of other goods not necessary to emu
merate The pubic are invited to call and ex-
anime Tor themselves
PETER a. 3 NETSTER,
one dJo~ Aorlh Of tie Narket Hoase.
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