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DIR. RELIES ARMOATIC PILLS
" FOR rErHLES

p FOR EErHLES
rEyIlEY purify the Blood, quicken lie cir
4 culaiiop, ussist the suspended operation
Of nature, and are general remedy for me
complaints among the female .pirt
of society The Pills are particularly eftic,c
ious in The Green Sickness, PalpitatloD OF
the Heart, Giddiness, Short Breath, Sinking
OF the Spirits. Detection and Disinclinatoo
10 EXCISE and Society. Married ladies'
will fndlhe Pills equally useful, except in
cases of pregnancy, ,shen they must not be
taken neither must they be taken by pers1ns
of hectic or consumptivo habits. Price 81,
50 box.
se The celebrated CABRTA,
TOOTHACHE PILLS, which give inMe
dinis relief without the lease injury 10 the
Teeth. On trial this will be found one ofthc
best remedies known for this complaint. Pdce
so cents a box.
None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole propTe,
for. T.. KIDDER, tmmediaie successor TO the
late DR.. w. T.. CoSwAy. For sale at his
Counting Room. over No. o. Court street,
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also BY his
special appointment. by
DIR. II. X. HAZARD.
e Ai the sign IF the
GOLDEN MORTAR,
WAsIuNGroN Square,
Ne,cport, X. /
Also, At the sign Of the
GOOD ssANx ARITAN
3 doors south Of Market Square,
NrwAnnr II. l.
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ROCERY STORE.
s. A. ROBINSON.
Has just received
AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
At his stofe
Merchants Bank Building.
4 GENERAL AssoRrMEvr OF
GROCERIES.
Wines,
: M,delra, Sicily, Tenoriife, C~.-ry, o-y
aud Sweet Malaga, Brown Shorty, PORT,
Cisrci RolsiuoD and Caupaignc.
Liquors,
BaASDY -Oatafd and Oupuy, Signette.
son.--Oad Jemscia. 81. Croix, &c.
GIy- HIanl and County.
Teas,
iIysou. Young gIysoD, Iigson skia, Sou.
chong. &c.
Groceries,
SuaAas--llayanna White and Brown, ST
Csoix, Lump, Loaf &, Chrystalized.
CorrrE- Cuba, 81. Domingo, Ole Java
I.aguara, and Porto Rico.
MOI Lassss Havana.
KAisiSs-- Keg, and Box
Nptmegs, Cloges, Cinnsmon, Ci!ron, Pi
meuto, Pepper. Curranis, Almonds, Starch
Soap, Indigo, Mustard, Chocolate, Prunes
Olives, Capres, Anchov;es, Ginger, Cheese
Nice, Beans, Soda and Butter Crackers &c
i.ofirard's Macabeau. Rappee and Scotch
Sauf, snd r. a. l.. tobscco--rs. G. b. Mil.
er's 6.s cut tobacco and Virginia, Cayendsh
Lsdies Twist, and and Tobacco.
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REMEDY FOR
R III H. u w A ,i'EE M


FR'HE excEucia,ing pain--the decfapisuda
u aud deioruiiiy, aud the premature Old
age, which ars the usual s:,ondants OF this
disorder, are suffered by many from despair
Of cure, or disappointment 10 tho efficacy
OF the numerous pretended antidotes used to
effect this purpose. But those who Layo
made fair trial OF
DIR. JrcBB' CELEBRATED
EENlNl EMF.
even in cuses Of long steud,ng, and OF the
most severe character, have received certain
relief md many have boon cured in fow
days, somo in "a hours as a pumber Of per-
suns in Boston and vicinity, who were for
morly afflicted with tho Rheumatism. have
very fully testified. Certificates are in the
Of the Proprietor, proving the
most thorough aud surprising cures by moans
Of this powerful Linimenf, in cases whore
other approved applications had utterly failed.
The Liniment is also used with success for
Bruises, Sprans, Numbnoss, Stiffness Of the
Joints. Chilblains, &c.
Price, so cts, bottle.
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DUMFhIEs oyNTnrErgT

This preparation, for pieasantness, safety, expe
litiosI, case and certainty stands anrioaiied for
the cure Of this troublesome complaint. 1t is So
rapid, as we'll as certain in its operation, as 10
cure this dsagreeable disorder most cfcctually
in oxs hours application only,
II does not contain the least particle ofmercu-
~, Of other dangerou ingredient, and may DO
applied with perfect safety by pregnant females
or 10 children at the breast.
Price, 373 cents box, with ample directions,
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straw Matti ng.
s&64 Straw MArrisc Of good quality, and
- for Sale enrAr,by
May %. Hm. w. eof1ens y 'o'
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TO TIE 3STHHETlc d COWS 6.HP TIYE.
VENllE most prevalent and fatal of all The Dis
= eases incident to civilized society--thc
CnsuInption-- generally be traced 10
the least alarming Of disorders, a slight but
neglected Cold. By estimation it appears that
one hundred and my Mousand persons die
annually OF tho Consumption. Most ofthese
dreadful results may be attributed to common
Colds, andn negligent treatment of the har.
rsssing Cough that generally ensues- which
is usually followed by difficult breathing, pain
in the side, and al last Uceraied Lungs. Vio-
ent and repeated Asthmalic attacks plso
bring on consumptive symptoms. One or two
dollars expended in tho purchase of.
DIR. RELIES ASTMATlC PILLS,
and lIltle attention TO their timely admins
lrnion. will usually ensure q mitigation Of
these disorders. and generally effoct cure
The Pills are alec D ecsy aud eflectual rem.
edy for tho symptoms preceding and accom-.
panying tho Asthma and Consumption. For
Colds, Coughs, difficulty Of breathing. tight
ness and structure across the Chest. Whees-
ing, Pain in tho Side, Splitting Of Blood, &c.
Few cescs can occur OF eny Of this class of
disorders in which the purchasers of DR..
Relies Pills will mol dnd rich return for
their trifing expenditure. o.
price--whole boxes, 30 Pills, doll. bal
do l2 Pills, SO cts.
IN THOSR ACNy ycVrIn yvvTty
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DuIIERIGS
LsOR sore or infdmed Eyes. gives immedi'
II ate case and relief. On recent sore
eyes, the effect is most salutary. Where the
complaint has been Of years standing. and ID
some exceeding bad cnses, the most unex.
pected and desirable relief has been found in
The use Of this Ere WATER, after every 9th
er remedy had failed. Many persons who
have used il, pronounce it tie best prepars-
ton for these complaints they have ever met
with, especially in cases Of soreness or in
f7amaiion orlong standing. ~
Price 25 cents a bottle.
sx*None are genuine ualess signed on tie
outside printed wrapper. T., the sole propri.
Tor, II. KIDDER, imniediofe ucesssor to tie
late DR.. w. Il. CONWAY. For sale al bis
Counting Room, over No. 30, Court street;
near Concert Hail. Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
DIR. r. r. HAZARD. Z
n
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Double width
italian Silks,

.VTERY Elegant article far dresses just
v received from New York by,
Wm. G. COZZENS s. Co.
Also.--New Goods Of every description
arriving daily which will be offered very low
aud accommodating terms. March 27.
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wDY S Pc STA,
OR INDIGESTION.

Ok in NDlG ESTION,
nF long standing, and Of the most obsii.
W nate character, has been Immediately
relieved, and often permanently cured in q
variety Of cases that bavo occurred in Boston
aud vicinity, BY using for short time
DIR RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
AND
NTIBftiOUS PILLS,
both Of which are to be taken together ac-
cording to vcluable, plain and practical diree-
lions accompanying the Spacifc. Price SO
cts. each.
Mono are genuine unless signed on
the outside printed wrapper, by the sole pro :
p,iefor, r. KIDDER, Immediate smece esscr 10
the lato DR.. W. CoSwAY. For sale at
his Counting Room, over No. 90, Court
street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also
by bis special appointment, by
AT raPt aPtA;y Ass;yRI II, ID Fl Id aHaAzARD
GCEDEs1u NLCRTAN,
WAsHISGToN SQUARE,
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DUFRIEs' s'REMEDY FOR THE
, IL q Ss

TIME proprietor bcgs leave 10 recommend
IL (which he does with tho fullest con6dence)
one OF the most valuable remedies known for
his troublesome and painful complaint. With
out going into detail, he dcems Il, enough to sa-
he has in his possession the mo,t undoubted tesy
timonials that il has more completely answer IN
the purpose for which It is intended, than any
other popular medicine.
This remedy is perfcrtly innocent in its appli..
cation 10 oil conditions, ages and sexes. Full
directions, description Of the bosnplaint. SC &c.
company escn pocket, which consists of two
b xes, Ointment and Elcctuary. Price, lS for
tbs whole, or so cents If but one Of the articles
il wanted.
- None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole propricsof'
r. KIDDER immediate successor TO the late
DIR + CoKwAv For sale at his Counting
.oOu,, over No 90 Court street, near conccr.
slall, Bsston, and also by his special appoint
DIR. r. II. HAZARD.
AT the sign Of the
4 GOLDEN MORTAR,
Us. WASHINGTON SouARE.
- Newport, RI.
ALSO,
At the sign Of the
GOOD SAMARITAN,
doors sou,t of Market Square,
ilns 9 ~ ' Newport, Il. ].
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
9 . 4 NJ s.

TIME celebrated ALblONCORN PLAS
same as ds.Svcs s ana draw tho &C Corr Ss oSs
by tho roots, without the least pain.
CEETirICATE.--"I'o those afj,e!ed with
Coyns on their feet do certify, tnat ! have
used the ALBION Conn PLAsrER, with com.
ple,e success. Before | had used ono boz. Il
completely cured Corn which had troubled
me for many years. | make this public Tor
the benefit Of tlscse afflicted with that pain
ful complaint.
WIN, SHAW.
Flushing, l.. I. FEB. aS."
Price, 50 cents a box.
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n AIDES French Shoes satin and prunel
IL 10 OF various colors never before onsr
cd in this town. For sale. low, by
tr NATuL. HORSWELL.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
IT, IYC C. HH /!

HOWEvER inveierate, in ons hours appli-
II cation, dzsd no DANCE frsm tcLing cold, by
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TO BE LET.

TO BE LEI.
In the Centre of tha town. and
f9.tf& completely surrounded with trees
Ht Grape Vines and Shrubbery,
s&kAA stands u HERmIrAeE. built last
year, which is now for rent lit il one of the
most pleasant situations in Newport. For
terms, &c. apply to
W. JAMES TILI.EY.
w. j. y. has Just opened, cheap brown
Cottons also, good buo Broadclvths.
newport. march 5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-04
Harrisburg Reporter.
FROM THE SANDWICH IsLANDs

We have been furnished with the
following extracts from letters recently
received from these Islands via Manil.
la.
George Marina and fifteen Sand
wlch Islanders, were massacred al
Wallis's Island last year--they had
gained a little brief authority there,
and began to Cypress the natives, who
rose upon them and put them all to
death.
kaahnmanu, the Queen Regent OF
the Sandwich Islands, died at Mano.
(lsland of Oahu on the 9Th of June
last. She died as she had lived (of
late years. a christian. Kinau sue
ceeds kaahumanu as regent, and all
things went on quietly and well, down
to October last.
The English cutter William Little,
of Liverpool, which was cruising on
the coast of California, with a Crew
consisting of Capt. Carter, and six
Sandwich Islanders, who rose upon the
Captain and threw him overheard.
They then steered away before the
wind, not knowing where they were
gong, when they fell in with Fan
mng's lsland-one of them knew the
Island, and they concluded to land
took all the money on board and few
articles OF moveables, into the small
boat, drove hole through the cutters
bottom with a crow bar, and then land.
ed. From Fanning's Island they got
to Oahu, where one of the number
turned Kings evidence. The two prin.
clPals, Bowling and Kahiniau were ~
ken up by the island authorities, nd
on examination, they contested Fthe
tact and particulars. They werefried
before kuakini, John Adams y Gov
ernor of Oahu, and Bowling and Ka-
llnlau were condemned, and were to
De hung on the 18th of June This is
he first case of piracy and murder ey.
II known to have been committed bv
Sandwich Islanders.
Boston CentiRez.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-04

Sec. s. This act shall commence and
be in force from and after the passage
thereof,
We certify that the foregoing is true
copy of the original law, which passed
both branches of the Legislature Of Ma
ryland. at December session, 1882. Civ
en- under our hand at the city Of Annapo
lis, this 23d day Of March, 1888.
GEORGE G BREWER,
Clerk House Of Delegates, Md.
JOS. ii NICHOLSON,
Clerk Senate Md
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-04

mitted to Jail on susc ION of be ing the
incendiary.-Win. Rep. March 30.
This establishment was owned by
our worthy fellow-county man, Joel
Ward, Esq. His loss has been esti-
mated at from five to six thousand dol
lars. This is the third severe loss Mr..
Ward has sustained by fire within the
last few years-all by base incendiaries. !
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-04
DESTRUCTION OF THE TREAS
URY DEPARTMENT.

Extract of a letter to Mr.. j. S.
Skinner, Postmaster, dated,
Washington Cav, March 81, 1888.
This morning at o'clock, the Trea-
surg Department took fire, and was en-
tirely consumed. The most valuable
papers and documents were destroyed,
as they were in the upper story; the
fire originated in the second story, on
the north side.
The City as far as the Post Office,
and indeed east of it, is strewed with
burnt fragments Of paper.
Mr.. McLANE was present, and acted
with his usual promptness; but firm
ness cannot stop the devouring ele-
ment.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. March 26.
GoM.-In the county of Spotsylva-
MIA, twelve miles above this town,
bas been lately discovered, on the
land of Mr.-Smith, a very rich
vein of gold, running horizontally
for about a quarter of a mile. What
course it may take afterwards, is not
known. A shaft of fifty feet has not
reached the bottom. About 10000
bushels of ore have been raised, of
which small portion is said to yield
$50 per bushel, and the least valuable
is estimated at So.
This is incidentally beyond any
thing hitherto discovered in this part OF
the world; and we have little doubt OF
the accuracy of the information, hav-
ing derived it from gentleman ofcha-
racter and intelligence, who visited the
mine last week.-Arena.
The Kentucky papers announce the
acceptance by Mr.. M'AFEE, of the ap-
pointment of Charge dAffaires to the
Rupublic of New Grenada, (late Co.
lombia,) in the place of Mr.. Moore,
who is expected to return home in the
course of the Summer, to be, it is said,
a candidate for a seat in the next Con.
gress. Mr.. M'AFEE is the brother-in-
law of Mr.. Moore, and is, we believe,
the author of history of the late war
between the United States, and Great
Britain.
PENNSYLVANIA LoAN.-The loan of
81 ,540,66l, bearing an interest of 5
per cent. and reimbursable in 1858,
was yesterday taken by DR.. Jesse R..
Burden, at a premium of 1913 81 on
the hundred dollars. The next high
est bidder, we learn, was the Bank of
Pennsylvania, offering $l3 so premi-
UNI on the 800.
HARRISBURG Reporter.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-04
From the United States Telegraph.

An individual, who holds a highly
confidential office under the appoint
ment OF General Jackson, proposed, to
the editor of this paper in 1929, to en-
ter INTO an arrangement to communi.
cate to has broker in Wall street such
facts as would enable him to speculate
IN the stocks; and, failing to obtain the
information through us, he came on to
this city in 1929, and also in 1890
saw the Presidents message, before it
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-04
THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE

LIST. Every citizen who is, himself, in posses
sion OF, or has tenant on piece of land, il mat
tiers not how small the quantity, on has dwell
ing house, whether there be attached to it any
more ground than that on which the house stands
or not, provided it be of the value of 1926, and
so assessed to be, on the commissioners books
II required by law, will be entitled to vote.
"a. wherever, for example, there is an undi-
vIdcd estate, say tract of land or out lot or a
house and lot, and there are two five, eight, ten
or any greater number of parties entitled to share
In the division, and having an assessed freehold
estate in the same, and provided each share be
OF the value OF 1925, and so assessed to be, if
required by law, all will be entitled to vote: but
when the value of the property would not be suf-
ilclent to entitle all to vote, they, together will
De entitled to as many votes as the Ual,te of the
estate would give, divided by 1926.
Sd. The next class is reUersioners. IT, for ev
ample, any one be entitled to the repeysion of an
estate, either IN fee simple, or for life or lives
that is 30 say, if the estate be held by another
during his or her life, but after the death of the
party IN possession rs TO go to the son. SON in law
or to any other person, such son. son in-Iau or
other person, would be entitled TO vote. if the
estate be worth $50, and so assessed to be, il
required by law, and provided also the title TO
,he same Con the part of the reversioner) shall
nave existed six months previous 10 the time of
ms onerlng to vote. But, in case a man becomes
entitled TO an estate, in land, worth $50 Inv
d'atefy entitled to vote, without Limitation as to
time. 90 "
4th' A leaseholder for five years, if in actual
possession OF the estate, whether it be an acre or
two OF land, or a house and lot and nrov;ded IN q
same be recorded two months before he offers IN
vote which is Indispensable, and provided also
me annual rent Or value of the lease be not less
man p ~, will be entitled to vote
oth. Every citizen, who, for twelve months
previous to the election, has been housekeener
and head OF family, within the county. citv'
town, borough or election district, where he NAV
oner 70 vote, and shall have been assessed with
part OF the revenue of the commonwealth. with
IN me preceding year, and actually paid the same
WIN De entitled TO vote. For example, house.
Keeper and head of family having a slave. his
own property or htred,--a horse, or a pleasure
carriage and paying tax upon either, will he
entitled to vote. A merchant also. WHO'S a bonse.
Keeper and head of family, and paying for his
Incense 10 retail merchandise, will in such case
be entitled to vote.-Hin. Rep. ''' ''''''
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-04

We received, short time before paper
went to press, a communication from Mr.. Nayi0r,
announcing his withdrawal from the canvass for a
seat in Congress, which we lay before our readers.
The withdrawal of Mr.. Naylor leaves the field
to two Jackson Candidates, who come nearly e.
ven from Frederick. Between these two the re-
naming counties are yet TO choose. We should,
under ordinary circumstances, be content to let
the Jackson party settle the election among them
selves; but one Of the candidates, Col. Lucas,
standing in opposition to the Proclamation Of Pre-
sidcnt Jackson, which we look upon as one Of
the few rcdeeming features of the character of
his administration, we shall, upon principle, es-
pousc the cause of Col. Smith The latter gen.
ueman is man Of talents, and legislative expe-
rence, and setting aside his Jacksonisa we should
be pleased at his election. The National Repub-
itcdn party have heretofore stuck to principles.
rather than to men. We hope still to find them
acting thus, and endeavouring to prevent the G.
lection OF man, who opposes the President in
what they consider bright spot in barren waste
TO The rioters of the counties Of Berkeley, Jefer-
SON, Hampshire and Morgan, in tchich coun-
Ties the election IS get 10 take place for person
to represent the district in Congress composed
Of the aforesaid counties, together tcih The cOun-
~ Of Frederick
Having discovered by the result of the election
in the county of Frederick, which has Just taken
place, that il would be less embarrassing to the
electors who are yet to vote, in making choice
OF person who may represent the sentiments of
majority OF the district, should withdraw from
the contest, determine to do so. | thank those
voters of the district who have already given me
their sulfrages and those who are yet to vote for
their intentions to have done so: but for eonsde-
rations which they will duly appreciate, | desire
no longer to be considered a candidate
| WILLIAM NAYLOR
April g. 1893
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-04

pUginia Elections. The election for repre-
sentative in Congress, and delegates to the Gen
eral Assembly, took place in Frederick county
on Monday last. The following is the result:
FOR CONGRESS-
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Berkeley Eleetion-On Monday next
the election for member of Congress-. a
member Of the Senate, and two members
oil the House of Delegates will take rlace
IN this county 1t is only once in four
years, that so many Elections are crowd
ed INTO one day. The excitement occa.
stoned by this circumstance added to the
expectation of speeches from some of the
candidates, will doubtless attract crowd
in town early in the day
on Monday last. Seamans Garard n
n, Conrad, John Strother, John Doll
:, Riddle, John Bilmire and vii,
nam Fairs were elected Trustees of the
town OF Martinsburg for two years.
A'ym Tisitation About ID o'clock on
tuesday last John Clark of this place fell
n The street and was shortly afterwards
aken up, dead. He had been intoxicated |
turing the day and had, very short time
'eiore his death taken pint of whiskey
t once. He was habitually incorporate.
Ffre.-On Monday night the Bruce
own factory, in this county, was burnt
othe ground. Aperson has been com.
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Large Cdrgo.-The Steamboat Con.
stItuhon arrived from Albany yester.
day morning, with more than eight
hundred passengers. The scene, so
far as the jam went, was in almost as
fashionable style as a Presidents lie.
vee--N. Y. Jour. Of Com.
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was communicated to Congress, in time
TO return to New York in anticipation
OF the express; and in both cases, there
were large speculations in stocks. We
vouch for this fact: and the individual
to whom we refer, knows that there
has been a correspondence between us.
on the subject. We presume he will
not deny what we now say.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-03

The Columbia Times says :--s We under
stand, from undOubted authority, that vOlun-
teers, from ths adjoining SoGthefn States. are
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-01-03

daily Altering their services 10 the Governor
and his predecessor, to aid South Carolina,
in case any warIike measures should be adopt
ed by the Federal Government, for the pur-
pose Of forcing this State into submission"