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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-19

The Uar in Teas We have been al
lowed to peruse a lrIler from gentleman
hvorably situated for becoming acquainted
with the state of affairs in Texas, and tho
prospects Of the cnigranls TO that country
he is of opinion that the MeNi2ans will
make n vigorous effort to rccoverthe coun-
trv; that they will give up SANTA Anna;
and will continue line contest rs long as
lhey can command men or money. The
'TeNians are divided among themselves,
and Iheir numbers so not increase according
10 their expectations. Spectators have
produced strong impression through the
press, on the public opinion in favor OF the
cause of Texas, un,l many volunteers have
enlisted, hut tlcy soon get sick OF ne cause,
aud silently return in disgust 10 u,cr own
homes. A majority Of the real TeXians,
he states, IRE known 10 he iukcNarn in the
cause. If this ,iew OF the state Of affairs
Inc correct. and we consider it entitled to a
rood deal of reliance, the independence OF
he new enle is not so near being osiab
,shrd. as somo Of Us friends IN Congress
Iln,uniuod 49, Boston i}lIV .4lr
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-09-19

had gathered over him opened, and light
broke upon his puth--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
Nav Or ms, Nov. q.
FROM MEXICO.

Nv mo sch''n"r l. "Ii>i'ni Ne have received
REGULAR files of MEXICAN papers. Our date. from
'h" city of Mrsir" are 10 the 81, AMI those from
Iampico Ia the 18Th.
w" hid nothing Of in"r"sf in th-m-,l,, VA.
pes ar" rr'ncpallv till"d wit, extracts from e..
6'g' r,prrs. and with local matters Of no iniaor.
tame" abroad
'"' l. nis,'n' r"parts that she wss boarded
'"F "'''s %" ''mn''" hay nv tho T.A,n armed
P'Na"" "'nas f"hv. C'ptain w. the com.
tain ofth' Lou.ian,. ,h., he h,lb.,, .r,;";.a. n
Tammro for Nvrr DAYS: thar h, hal TO-, ..,
'h" ports NJ Vera Cruz and "a pic, un,,.r NIL
az" had fired into til" ri If that town sex,,,,
shots; and that he lad taken a, prize iii, M.,;,
can schooner fnrmrrlv known ax III. Ment,r AMI
had h"ht her t" Galveston. liz had blnvi...
e"nv'y"d 'h,ll"nee 10 fight any vessel beloro.
ing 10 the Mr1ican navy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
\ NJ ALiCIOUS SWEETHEART

\ black beaded, ugly laukiup Ilh,u ,f an Iri..,
n'sp. named Michael Collier, WAS brought T., ,l,,.
"her ~ III" c0siod, o. III ~ ~ on., and CHARGED
ny 'rrN pretty, grnt,rl l1okin, ,uung woman
nan"d ta'hmlae Dtsiar, with having stolen =
twenty d'il+ bill irun her under ,hc oloNinr CIR.
cum>iancrs
Catherine said that few weeks since She cam.
h"m New 'rk and went II b,arl AZ NJ. 10 +
ha'h"th sir 81, wh~rr tn, prisoner ais, b,,rdrJ
Gah'''n went "n toSty that the PRISON WIS, ~.
r. A'hd AMI aitrctonatr IL her and used IA all
| Ia her =" low anl such like things, and in return
she ''l ma heart - Shn-haN piulnl ~ = Kind ot
HnHiF'li"n, She could not tel. tS cll, how and :,
nv way oI mtklng TIN Is agreeable and PHEASANT
''kr' i''' used Ia walk out tngt iier Of moonlrh,
evenings, &c. Wei, saws Catiarioc. s, ,n,k
hun with nr into the 3 ,wrry on Tu,>.iay evrn.
ing. where went to. buy pair of sl,rs. TN.
shoes did not f., and 80 bro'r ont III. twenty
dollar bill in my hand which | meant 30 have
changed To llav paid for my shoes. So as Iw,lh.
rha i'nc and Carried It in my hand all the time,
Michael was walking and talking along " ith me.
ana me was just ing that he loved me and wsuld
never leave me-. when h~ xnatchcd the bill Out of
my hahd and run away from me as fast a, he.
could %.
u appeared that Ca,harine then Ter sir.d Il, IN,
office and made h r COMPLAINT. w,erru,o, al, mr.
Lyons Proceeded direct To tho rrsdrnc, of b.,j,
parties. "a going To til" ea-rrt hs taund IN,
'r"'h'' clothes, but not the prisoner, al,hnurh
~ found III" prisoners bed warm and ;nd.,,ed
lie looked further and innnd a .eur,le or tran dnn,
open ~ the roof which h" went throa and there
found the gallant Michael Collier ca,.rwauj,, mn.
on tho roof and hii behind a chimney. with n.,h;n,
On but the lare skin le WI. bovn in and . .hr, IN
cover it,
Lyons conveyed him TO the Office, where ON hi,
examination he declared tia, !, Was all MI.
ei'ns ALTAR altogether. that Ca,harinr wanted him
~ "'' ""r' but thai he refused do SO. and be-
can",sht' wanted husband and could no, pc, him
n sh" became spireful and rrvrnp.d herself h,
mi"'ns TINS charge agains, him, of which h. do.
Clare" he was entirely innoccn,. lie was fully
'"""'''''a 'or "'". " T. Trans
~ we term OF the Corri of Common Pleas.
''o AZ Exeter, ~. II. case If breach Of promise
"' marriage was decided. The plaintiff was Ma.
~ Ann Steven. and IN, 4 sa.Ja =, fc.,,s r,,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
From the Bosf0n Journal.

P"Lice CouRr.--A distngni.h,d Dentin turn.
ed Ih"t.-For some months past, the Portland
,'aP-rs hive trumpc,rd lh,. Gang OF one VI ,nslrnI
Julu. Dee, "bs N,irs himself ONE Of the most
successful Dentists Of lh- age. In addition to
wholesale pu1,, and advertisements turned upsi,
do~n. Monsieur Dilrg'. professional qualifications
hav. been posted IN red and white bills AT almost
every corner Of the street. informing the good pc,
pie that h" is from London and Psri. how h.
had practisrd his profession upon the Jaws Of SOM,
"i the first noblrlnrn OF Europe with unparalleled
success, andhow he woul, br rrady To exempif, Tor
csri',n consideration IN dollars and cents, To ~
~ onr VII" would call ai lila room bctwrru I'll.
h'ns"t lo"ud .. But, strange toay, the DENTS,
, rr'i"d NOR honors than profit. Customers came
s""lv m a; nn on" seemed To carr. about thus,
| lively ap rndagrs of TN. human face divine
ai"ns'ur Dlcg, thrr~lerr, shaped hi. couf<r in a..
mother direction. lie determined 10 take his DE-
| patinrr Immediately from The cold eastern ,hnr. ;
md accordingly took passage in one of the steam.
hiaIs i"r Boston, where he wa. IN hupr< Of r i.
lf''s'ns h', Ilottuncs. Bur cruel tae JrdAined il
| otherwise.
NJ 'n,i'ur Dllrs', curl il neat, AMI /. only RI
vailed IN "mtenrss by the enamel ~hirh h.. pro
dnees on hs teeth, which, he >a,. per card /. ne !,
"kln !" l"d'ls. lie dresses well and tr,urix VIII,
MRS al prudiRten' growth. therefore most p.opl
"ihv'd h''n ~ he u mln ot science u bona fl,
d 4t'-t But the srque showed ,h,l, althmsh II,
va iam"d 1T "A'rattins tcsth. he coulu, "A !
pinch, rxuaci other things ii more personal value
Ii wds midnight. and uh,. al The pn,SrnFpr
"ffr 'oilr'ine the sweet rcsturrr steep, Mou>ieu
,"e arose from hls COUCH and after pr omen adm,
The d'ck t'r SON" time, hr went low, and there
IL Jaw hall drawn curtain revealing bcamif,
strty, ham around the neck nr the sleeper II w.,
TOO great irmrtatIon for Monsieur Dizzy from
En- land and Paris, an so lr took ont hi, KNIT.
an presto cut II oiltlrrc fine watch Il, a,Ir
"dio it. III, took h",h, and pl,crd II en- careful
" IN his chest. Morning came the watch Va,
missing, and \ wls Monsieur Dilrc. He va,
found his face bore upon il its own shame, ana
hi' Conduct WAS enough 10 condemn II IN. Hi
trunk wax OPENED, aud there the watch and chain
"rr" dScov red IN fold Of ono of his shirts.
Monsieur Dhrg wax hrou.h, into court. TIL,
Jadce r. al hls card, aud was astonsllrd ,lnt :,
9frat mhn shonli do 81 vile an act Mon,i,nl
l'itc exclaimed, " this viii ruin me for If. =
1t "as cN'a CATS, ana "a Mas seat H. the Mnai,,.
pal Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
TRENTON RACEs.-r.un NILE Hr.rs.

Fanny WYATT. ty SIR Car rs, 3 wars old, nin-
90. Eneciro. as5 Cimp,iri. Won ~ the tor
ner. in two heats. Time, inmates Do So.
combs, mianirs So seconds; Itr best iime
".ser made sy 3 year old. rsrr, inc -
qn.l " ight." Il was. in.cr., wonderful race.
aud - better running than HAT Il Ba,comb and
Post Boy. We think, however. hat /, viii BE-
very likely result ia the ruin Of the filly. How
many noble hor.rs have been ruined by run
ning thr four nile heats, AT tour years old What,
then, hav; Ne not every rraspn IA expect iron.
zach race. By FLY bur thrrr years oil l. i,
srrf lsris that Sis may ney,r ran anoihrr raer.
s'lhen, ii she hid not been trained nnti tour ~
not run beyond u f.eo NIL, race, size might hay.
proved TIM bee, horse IN TIM country. We ,hall
n"srr improve onr breed Vi h,r,r, az migLt
10, n: long ~ on iiur 10 TAIN soiIs and H.
iss u The tender age of iva and three years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

TnE CorSr nv sueviLLtrRs.-F Courier i,
FRA, Uais " thu ~ u instant gives i've follow
in, .x,rac, from lrilsr written by Jo"ph D ,ua-
rirtr on the 2J.h ii Scrrnbrr, to friend III \.
York.
"Nv sister il nav ~ Pari,. bat she ia. rri-tt Il
ali adv nee. IN idr Ia her. D. not b ley. word
Of the .,or, put forth iii thu PAR, Journals, about
NV VOYAGE to Cor.ic under the lrrn,,.un III
l. MS npr. All Ihc,e paragraph. respecting
ry family are miserable inventions. You vii
,,na.r ~. me- in New Y'rk ,h,n IN Carsc,, ~
in a,y nth"r pIri II France, 80 iong na 3 ,urbou
eits on tho thrsnr."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
Il that he IA RECEIVING handsome asso,t
rnent OF Barouches. Bugges. PhIons. &c. from
the mos, approved Factories at the North, and has
made late arrangements by which he eau be supplied
al any Tune with Family Carriages, by the most ceie
brticd nanuf ctnters either in Newark New Haven.
From the very ltrerng iconrageneut he has re-
ceNed since commencing business here always
selling hls own work soon fushrd,) aud the
unprecedented Use IN the cost OF Carriages at the
North. he is termir-d to enter Largely into
the fn,nnttctuie Of such articles. Iii. hands are
nearly all tronthe North and using No fhorn ma.
terias, he bopes receyea liberal share of pubic
patronage. lie is particularly well prepared for put
ting up Carriages. tcharge S. for persona who buy
atthe North and ship them to this place.
All repairs done At the shortest notice.
SAMUEL AYRCS.
N. y. wish TO take or boys. from the aye Of
10 to 5, To learn the Coach business. Those nom
the country preferred, and but such 40 are
Of good morals need apply. =. A.
October G taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
Ose Of the reason. ursrd on the aiseslion Of the
Jury hy defendant. conns. FOR his declining 10 fol.

Oae efshs reason. arsrd on the aie s''on OF inc
iurv bv defendant. cornsci FOR his declining to is'.
III hi. engagement, that TT. laiy lsd become
,ou.,- ha, deaf, . ii,e Ia made il unpleasant task
TO c inverse with lar. But. rs We learn hom the
Portsmouth Journal, Judge Or en- decided that
nnhinr. but .ueh an infection by the irosiiener 81
God, az ahsl ,,u,rlg i"eapa,itat tls individual
from performing ,lrr lntir, ufa wife. Mas an excuse
III ,h- has ariy.ic .h1rs. or had brcoar
en.irs,, blind. OF peri cts 'eaf, II world appear
th.r II. aet " sol made n,lrri'sr ia sash cases
improper; but ~ l.ss iaia f;ant changes would br
.uffi rent rorseusc thu breach OF ruth. II very
hanIso,ne wuman .baalI heeonnc Ne nsiy al any
voni,n an the f,re u tho esrih, II wo:id az no ra-
cu.r. Ani ih, h.afiirss IN THIS case could b" no
r,,use ~Ilirv,f Accordingly the in-y after due
i-h1crati1n. ,ilaniis assessed The damage. Il, five
bnndrra dollars. Inst -1dr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
FiScurLR, .Sov. l9.


The case Of The Commonwealth u. Charle,
Carp'r, CHARGED ai'h pas.in cuuuttri,it or ,pa-
riou, Bank paper, carur 81 Tor iriti, Mnnaa,
sal, before iae justices ID. hs coun,, (d,nng a,
an examining Cur ) and at.r Car aud full ~
'n'inition oi the ehargr, tn, accused wa. aroail-
I'd, WITH ~ Argument On .ltiar sill We undrr.
stud that E'irfr W - n"iiilpg prov, on the tfill
'h."ih. n's thing like guilty or criminal inrrn-
ion o ''"' pari ii NJ Ctrp"r; and thar his char
impaired Nv the atchs itlnn, ~ the estimation
tha.e who heard the -vd.hrn. Democrai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

noarY N.ektr.-A Thu D 'srun Alias ., the l4th
iusi. ssys.N .srr auinfsra to tate, which ~. 10
Anh tie srrntsi .a,,.fa-iuo, thar thr Banks of
ihis e,is h.vr nnitrJ 10 arrangement by winch
thrs III u,- their rG,r. afford all me r,-f ~
th.if ,,ngrf " TIE mrrcrslil- c1nuinn ~, under
thu ssisi,ag severe r'sssar- an the nioesy marke,
W. understand hat tne, have agr..d 10 discount
amount witch fail TO elI.e, ihis imp2r-
tan, aud hi,i1 drsrab.-obrc,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
TIE SURPLUS REVENUE.

The sum TO he received by Virginia, during the
ensuing year, under the Deposit Act, passed by the
last Congress, will, it is supposed, exceed three
mil lions of doliars--a sum, which if wisely appro-
prIaf'd, may conduce 10 tho prosperity of the
Commonwealth to an incalculabe extent. VAR.
Gus suggestions have been r'zde Oh the subject ;
such as, lsr, that it shall be divided, in equal pro.
portions, between the Literary Fund and the
Board ofPnhc Works; 2l, that i, shall be- an.
pied exclusively 10 the prosecution ofhose & gan
tic hu practicable and essential schemes If i'm.
provrmcnf. which, on their completion, promise
such immense advantages TO the State and TO the
Cnion, IN pccun,r., commercial and political
point Of view /; 3dy, la, it BIZ made the basis OF
an augmentation OF the Banking resources Of the
State, either BY the enlargement of the capital o.
the existing institutions, or by the incorporation
of independent banks. whereby. il is argued. the
amount drpnsed will be Always ready TO NEE, the
demand OF tie general government, should it ever
be reclaimed willie tie profits annually derived
from tins 'nses''"re my be appropriated to works
II internal improvement and TO the diffusion of
rduca,on and 4rhy, that it be h,ncd 10 tl,c az =.
'.''ng Banks, AS has been done by the legislatures
# Rhode Island AMI Tennessee, (hy the latter on.
~ temporarily Al an int, rest III Der CEN. m,
interest to be Appropriated to internal improve.
men, and TO the endowment Of schools and cole.
g"s
we sha' NOT NOT presume, on question Of such
magnitude, TO efer any suggestion of our own IN
the e. assembled wjxdon of IN. S,.,u l. III
rr that the party, to which we have the hon.
or to belon. will have but little 70 do with IN,
ultimate settlement of the question; unless. in.
decd, tho B"ntonian and Anti Den,onian SQUAD,
should come in conict, in which case The sword of
Br"nnns may be thrown by the minority into IN,
scales OF wisdom and justice, and kick thu beam
against that p"s'ilrnt action, which, assuming to
be tn" exclusive friends Of popular rights are task.
lag MIR utmost energies to wrest from the people
all power, and to concentrate il in the hand. of
central de'po'isn. We take i, for granted tina,
o"n'o" ann his clique. who were opposed TO the
D"po''te Act last winter, with the avowcd dcx;,r
:" sq'ande'ing III" immense amount Of reyepu.
"n'e" had accrued during tho Year, beyond the
ORDINARY wants OF the government, in yi.ionarv or
'"'se""'"n. projects. will now, if they can, de.
""' mo sanitary operation of ilat act, by iniudi.
''o"S investments ofthe surplus 81 as to excite in
mo PuhI'c mind hostility TO similar exn.d;cn,. i,
'"''r'' under 81 nilar enisencie.. Tho An,i.Re,.
''n'an par ion Of tho Van B,ren rar,v-,ho
friends of VIM. c. Rives-whoto No, y;., :.
"A' sen''foian sacrificed by The intrieues Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

Of this country possess lsnds IN rc.ss. under sAs
uamrs OF Texans. Bot 1t Is seriously appr~hsn.
dsd tint more Il u s,ans AMI disturbance. viii re-.
ffiit fr"p al aiia'nrhf Of 'l. "a ti'r lands o.
f,.sas. than ..ase syef ARISEN "a sny o,ier eVun-
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

60 The Alexandria Gazette of the 18Th isl
says: "Mr. Van Buren, has arrived in Washinso"
IN excellent health. and We are told. in the hIg'e"
spirits! His reception at the Presidents house
said to have been most cordial, and tho gree"ns''
with which he was received unbounded." W.
should like to ave seen the ''hug
Van and tho kitclcn Cabinet. Nothing oq"d'
il. in the sublime nd:ridicnous. has been ~'tne'''
no imagine, since the days OfDan,on. M.rs. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
A RID,

nh Il BROWN, Miniature Painter would re-
A'a spectuly inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Lynchbnrg thai he has taken rooms AZ the Unop
'iotel' Tor short time, where he will be nappy to
wan ON those who may please 10 patronize HIM.
T.. D. Ladies waited On at their own dwellings
November II a, IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24
AVERETT'S II I'VE OFFaCE,
LynctbMrg, va.
The Cottage for Luck!

Tick, No. 81, Is, 4S. a Priz. Of 81. 900.
~ the Wrll.bnrg No, was sold and paid a, ,l,i.
Oiice.
ALSO,
Hall Tickle, No. Al. SD, IS. Capital Prize
Gf 1900 DOLL AXIS. sold and paid.
AGAIN!
Q, 81, g.. 9. l3. So. Two more C,ni,al. Of
500 DOLL AIRS, all sold an / paid a,
THIS OFFICE.
G"EAr ATTR
NORFOLK LOTTERY, CLASS No.s.
Dr0~s in Aierondria on Nor. 2b,h
.Ncws received on Mar Goth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

~ a llte term Of the Corrt of Common Pleas,
h"d at Exeter, n. II. case If breach Of promise
'' marriage was decided. The plaintiff was Ma.
~ Ann Stey"ns and III. dosa-da., Jo,cns ri,ya
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

Besides Sous. 40s Cos aud Ia
Whole Tickets only Sl0-Halves S5-ouar,srs
- 50
r., a Certificate for package Of Is whole
Tickets, will be granted for slia ~
do do IS halves for % on
90 ca ~ quarters for q, 90
sen5 Your orders to j. II, AYcRETT 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
TavYarne & Stephens,

A RI. lust receiving and openings very
"a extensive and handsome assortment
of foods, suitable for the present and ap.
nroachipg season, TO which they would
respec,lully invite their friends and Gus
toners, and all those who are in search Of
rood bargains, TO call and examine, for
thew do think none will go away disap
pointed. Their stock consists IN part OF
Cloths Of almost every color & quality
Cassirneres and cassinets,
London buck skins,
Super thibet flannels, CambIeis,
They would respectfully invite the Ladies
10 call and examine their handsome as
sortment Of
French and English Merinos,
Black and colored, plain and figured
Silks,
French and English Calicoes,
Merino, Tibet and Cashmere shawls
and handkercheifs,
Bonnet and belt ribbons,
Hosiery, gloves, &c.
Together with general assortment OF
Hard. Queens, glass and stone ware.
Sept "a, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03

the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun'y
Nathan s~ ioss "' 49, prtf
1ohu sahe, ana y;l1,sm masGn dsns,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant John Suber, not haVihE
entered his appearance and given security
according 10 the act Of assembly ana inc ne
rules Of this court, and = appearing ~
satisfactory evidence that be IS out Of '9is
Cannoo .yeaIth it is ordered. that the
aid defendant do eater his appearance to
dis suit on the first day Of the next term.
and answert The bill Of The plaintiff, and
illat 4 copy of this order be forthwith pub.
Iished in any newspaper within TINS coun.
~. and continued for two months succes.
siyely, and another copy thereof posted at
the front door Of the Court House Of the
said county.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03
NEW FALL e. WI TEX
GOODS.
Il. RUST & Go.

FgEG leave TO inform the citizens OF
I'D Mariinsburg and vicinity, and the
public generally, that they are now recel,
wing and opening general & beautiful
assortment of
British, French, German, Italian, ana
american dry goods suited TOR ne
present and approaching seasons
mith large stock Of Queens, Glass;
Hard and Wooden Wares: also a
large supply Of Fresh Groceries,
old and choice Wines and Liquors,
and invite all who are DESTROYS OF purcha-
sing very handsome substantial and Cheap
goods TO call and examine their stock pre-
vious to purchasing. as they fiatter them
selves they can please all in quality and
prices; at all events, they are determined
10 endeayour TO do so.
October J., 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03
ssss d 4! ], !, !. ]! s y

For lie cure of Colds. .8sthmas, Whooping
Cough, Splitting Of Blood and Con,
sUnpttons.
ICELAND MOSS grows plcntiGully in
Il tha Island of Iceland. from whence It
takes its name, and in all the high north
ern ATTITUDES Of Europe and Asia, where
its Medicinal qualities have been long
known, and highly appreciated. This
plant contains larger proportion OF We
getabIe MuciIage than any other known
distance, and in combination with it IS
a bitter principle which acts most bench
ciaI!y in giving strength IN cases oil great
weakness and debility Of the lungs. The
knowledge Of many of our most valuable
medicines, for the cure Of diseases, have
been obtained from Observing their effect
on brute animals so in the case OF thus
most Invaluable Moss. lis virtues were
rst discorcged 10y their effects on the haF.
dy, long lived, and sagacI"us KEN Deer,
who derives its principal nourlshment from
The Iceland Moss, s, whose milk becomes
so highly irIhued with its Baisamic virtues
;hat il is used with The greatest coptdehce
as a sovereign remedy 10y the inhabitants
of all those counties, for the cure OF all
diseases of the breast s. lungs, In France
this compound has long been known. and
cx,ensiyel, used; and TO its saluiary eI
fects, as much as 20 the salubEiiy Of the
climate, is probably owing the very small
number of fatal cases Of consumption IN
that country. compared with Great Bn
tain and the United States This Syrup
contains ell the medicinal virtues OF the
Moss in the most concentrated loIm, and
is prepared from the original receipt from
Harris, only by
F. HUTCHINS & Co. Baltimore.
And none is genuine unless it has their
fac smile upon each bill of directlon--als
upon the envelope, o. a0d sealed with
their seal. A supply constantly for sale
by II. MoSHERRY, Agent,
October Is, 1885 6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-03
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gEyHE subscriber has just received a
E handsome assortment of desirable
New Goods, which he now offers TO hIs
customers and The public generally. on
The best terms possible; among which are
the following articles
Superfne Blue and Black COINS
Burgundy and Bottle green, Brocn q
OHre, Mined and Dra5 do, low pr.
ced cloth Uarious coIors, ri6bed and
plain casSimeres, superior article, Sn.
perfne and common casstnef, .JIgared
and plain CASHMERE y Valencia Yes
angs, black and colorcd Six Vefret
Black Gu do, French 1Herinos 81
and Ga English uarious cotors, rich
Ggured silks, plain Gro de Naples,
Black Halian Lnstring, superior qual-
az, Gro de Swiss, fine black Bom6a-
zine B1ack and colored Bom6aZettS,
Scarlet and sgperfiae acdite fann5l, "a
widc, also Rogers arhite patent flannel
warranted not 10 shrink, London and
French Chiniz, B1ack and White cal
icoeS, Fancy do. al collars, Fancy
Hdkfs., Scarlet and black 9Shanls and
Handkfs, Green and white Bond,
Gauae uei1s, Black ieorsted and Mo-
hair hose, black and ishite Cotton do,
Corded SKIRTS a superior article, CQn-
brio g. Jacconet MusHnS, Linen Cam
Jric, Bandanna, SpitalGeH, d Pom.
zee Pocket Handterchiefs, ladies'
best hosktn q. Kid glOreS, Mems back-
skin and fine Bearer DO.
Domestic goods of every description,
with general assortment Of Groceries oil
every description. The subscriber res.
pecllulIy sollcils his customers to call ana
examine his stock. as he is determined TO
sell on the very lowest terms.
THOMAS c. SMITH.
October s, 1885.