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MEDICAL AID

MEDICAL Add GLOVER Is consulted confdcns
wi tally usual during he day and evening Tie dcvoes hive
personal attention select anch o, the rsson here those
afflicted with heated and deprabe and such a. hsv
the skill of the Apply with co.hscnce
strangers sppriscd that Dr. a. ha, received regsr med
Phade and has connesop vi the ad
ve sius aoks Of he day once No Ann It, Broadway
-Pivste entrance third doo ff, the American msssu Lemp
at the inner door e%u
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nOCTOR rAWCETT. late Surgeon Of the can.
- Regmeotof the British Army member olhc Royal Colso
Of Surgeons Of Loron and Edinburgh and member o ke 49,
cal College Pssdepha continues st direct hs sfisc,;.
o the treatment Of the following diseases, viz -
vepesai in all its stages Conohpa srcurps ista-
NE bra and bladder ard all diseases arising % Ia
of desnscmen Of the funds agus
al &C Persons who have injured themselves ~ sscss Do
srussivs ha invited call preventive nay - Mad ~
The rs~ovs Of certain dosder once Tulsos s1sss, oesr
0reenwich st. anti
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MEDICAL CARD.-The .,udy bc

M EDICAL CARD.-The study bestowed upon cestasn
tranch OF rractce b DR. CLOVER receive the
confidence 81 the public Those who affected with elects Of
long standing and all diseases arising from spuy Of the blood,
and such proactcd have a the skill ofhe nsxpeenc
ed will do well 10 consult him his Office. Ann street tho
American Museum Separate and separate Offices Pm
vat 81 door from the Museum. dlOn
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-05

N MEDICINE nfsIlble cure Rheums hsrn This medi
has testimonials its favor from cleeymen physicians
and others than perhaps other preparation now before
public. u IL equally efcacous N Chronic, well Jnfams
and being solely psgen preparation restriction
Diet need he observed during
certificates the hands OF the which viii be shown
with pleasure wishing he The high stspdins
and dntcreene~s Of those who have theu and Me r
cbe which they written, eonvncetbs most
sccpcal sf the extraordinary virtues
r sale at John Deyles Book Store 20 Pearl Dcos 49,
vcnxe Greenwich ST. Henderson Greene, 81 Bosds
wsy and Howard St, AID n. q .. Rayoor, 70 Bowsu
40 49,
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- NOVA ING pLLs-These rus have become - m ni
Complaints Bilious Affections ard all diseases arising om DIS
ecIeons and especially n those peculiar @ females
s. @ a s s % : ! aSm s sns ~
wood, All Broadway Blakeiy ga Hudson Ct j. e. shaw
sIosdsa, and Sas% :, esmIss
H..en and North MS s .ls misuse Fl Es
ssawsy sand: 10 FSl,$a ;ss. N N.ns3. :,
, AZ Albany p t s aSs BY
ier sale also in most OF the incp places IN tins and
'n nxsopsY cUREDr the month Of May last Mrs Robbins
with yoe about her sresi. at
& coa,nues 10 sTow worse until her situation b
The and cough finally aoale but ds de-
bty Scarce hopes Of her recovery wcs en-
e"dsa upon her In few days his @edicin had pswer
effect IN reducing her and relieving er ~
walk about house and continued 70 gam NY NE ~ o d @
sssL 's ssse chin JAMES RoBsNs
New York October 2s,h. 1896
persons wi n ng 10 make inquiries regard 10 Mrs Robbins,
Asraae' who Sa had kewedss Of the and who has
,ses,y sss. sso d. sn. sa%sm '''''"
ANGINA Pee roRi5Dr Scar would asst rsspec tiuy 90
pGSs s @o% S e. has had many case. Of
eas and disease Angina Pectos Person, .sso
70 ss.s . ssns .s snasa apply no
I'd BY 'hy apGy a. ss III
y osco, and are denUnnaied the visitation Of God Its pro-
:. % ., s@S Ss. boac eo%%oas At hs os
breast, and more plcaafy hn
the extending often W inc rh1uf
Made Especially lett and often affecting the let ann ln~e
,ub,sc 10 awakened with sen e OF snocs'o
a. n breathing and g,nefay eNpenelce o
breath and palapiaon OF the h"an o, wa hs'
against the wind or ny night oI
stani, and the person
heal winch At hr ~" epen,
" occur but which frequent attended WIN pc
iar and aarmsg sensations and often proving suddenly na
when apparch,y good health enjoyed Having a much sen
ton 10 vi this disease. bad soosdefse ep ~
he wid invite hgs subject TO y % wha a. nes sps
,cnce the described 10 call on % ~ ms once
"a and make sch enail les rs '.ty .ar the
subject OF this article, although nsNlAf nc
appearsn enjoying coed health had r two more es
ed with Unpleasant snsafioss about the hen a
tended uncss a the le SIDE and onen moving ~
dsr,ing pans cecae the shoulder and tel ant 80 em
the exerion n'a e,cemen wod increase
tpese and often produce alarming sensns
He applied Doctor sears all under his treatment has rse
ssced ar rehef Reference be had NJ his ocs ~ Ann
street
Of Mr. smith Ely Of the hrn 81 Bartt and bly,
rf ave been subject IN bilious aectnn when
Yee,ed 30 ply Icians frequently necs AIRY Having
eu sng acquainted with Dr. Sears have since s sbshen
IN This s,ty piled advice AID ned me Nhrn needed
and have as Tvs been hed with his Treatment ~ ing '
spring had severe bilious attack accom-
painted with an Inan Of lnes and cough DT scar
"a ued upon under hes treatment hr w
cough sub,ded and halh wa. restored have Tue iues
eoo6ienr, IN hs ability and * h. Profession Person. wish
g 10 make ary enquiries at liberty TO ca on ne ~ ~ tao
street. 1'''" An L.
New York, November s'. 1895. no,,o
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-05

nR. HAMILTON, A Surgeon Of long standing and
- pupil Of OF the n colleges r anatomy and the theory
and practice of physc and Europe has moved into the
House No z3 Pearl street. OF and entrance in John street,
where he be consulted every disease incidental human
desperate venerl cured from to days Sores Of
other description time Pr0poroned their state and
txe. AuendanC ut all hours milf
MEDICAL ADVICE.-DR EVANS continues to I've
vi consulted at his Office usual the treatment and Of
delicate His experience and
ed attention these have secured for him the conf
of the Strangers appsed that Dr.
regularly educated the city London and he
years engaged pa practice In this
try the years he has confined himself
branch of the profession He will be found at his Office No II
Peck Slip Water time during the day evening
until 10 o'clock Secrecy may be depended upon.
June 30 DR. EVANS, IL Peck slip.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-05

ITO THE PUBLIC.-IRwIN'S La Fayete Vegetable
MeiicineThs Me icinc is confidently recommended The
reef Tor Coughs Cola lncipent Consunp
and all affection Of the lungs Iver and all diseases arising
would all aong under the above
complaints call and test his valuable Medicines at nus ONCE
~ Agents wanted and north for vcnd the above
popular and eflicacsus Medicine ola lm-
II M. GUION'S PHGsNIx DRUG STORE,
III Bowery Grand rect where large assortne
Drugs Medicine Pec and Fancy articles may be had o the
ABERNETHYS COMPOUND LIQUOR CE MlhIuNts, loi
Csurbs Colds Asthmas The OF this celebrated
has before the American public but one month
uly astonishing Hundreds VI certificates have poure III OH
the agent from all quarters. -. n.
The following fair sample Necdmoe be SAID 10 an el
DR. uion-Dear your advice used one Bottle
Abemethys Compound Cough Mixture mas
then had. Gratefully and tuly yours, : ,,a,vp
Signed D. HOWE
DR. T. M Cuon-SirI comply with the request of nv family
grateful feelings certifying to perfect success
with which and ami have used Abenethy
o0mps s,sne d'''0''s '0'4" ' JOHN INwRIGirr
New York Nov IA, 1886
CUIONs Celebrated Worm Drops already known SPECIFIC
for scourge the young particularly calculated To address
itself 10 the all mothers whose infants suffering from
dreadful merits already established W lre
sent the proprietor thai o Bottle
CIJION'S UNIVERSAL established nflble remedy
Cons also Tor old ana cnDmins
article OF great merit as isndrec testify
Likewise sale Underhlps Beeks, am Wnan
H,ppers Broadway and Fanklm and r. Burne NC %
sixth Avenue. ~
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LDE,s opoRFER@ua COMPOUND or Persan swes

HoPPER's PHARMACY
dlom 36t broadway. cor Franklin Il.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

D3-The Washington Globe of the 9th instant
calls upon the merchants throughout the country
TO withhold their advertisements from the Wing
journals, and says, with it's usual impudence,
that by so doing, {" business will soon be revi.
we'd from the ruin brought down upon it by the
perpetual interference of political zealots."
Now who, in the name of all that is just, has
been interfering with the business Of the coun-
try? 1t is not the Wings, for the measures OF
the party have been spurned by those in power,
1t is not the wing journals, for so little have
their rnings been needed that a majority of
the people have sustained those who pursued a
course Numerically opposite TO the recommen-
dations Of those journals. The measure which
bro't the present distress upon the country is a
Jackson Van Buren, measure, upheld and adyoca-
ted by the meddlers of the administration party
s. they alone are chargeable with the evils that
may grow out of the present arrangement in the
currency. The Globe and its kindred prints
may, and no doubt do, desire the silence Of eve
ry journal in the country that dares raise voice
in opposition to the ruinous and unsound policy Of
the government" but if it supposes that
that would give prosperity to the country or sta
bility to the currency, it is most wofully mista-
ken. Nothing short of abandonment of the
present policy of the government can do good to
the country.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

Tur BASKs-Se SPEc1E,-AH the Banks IN
Nav York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore, have
.p,pended specie payments. This step has been
taken as the only means of security against the
,uio that mus. have befalIen them if they had
continued redeeming their notes with specie
while the present deranged state OF the cur
rsncv eoutinues-it is in fact the only alternative
left them. The banks are not broken; they
have only bowed 10 the storm that is now career
ius over the country, and will, when it has pas
sed over, resume their former position. Where
.ow. is the better currency that was TO take the
place of that which the country had few years
since? The first breeze has swept it away, for
the Pet B snks, with the others, have gone by
the board. The suspension of specie payments
in the cities will soon be followed by like sns
pension in the country, or else what little spc'
Gle there may at present be in the possession oil
the countr. banks will find IFS way to the city
before the close of another m onth. The Will
iamsport bank has already adopted this course
We have not heard of any of the Virginia Bank
having suspended payment as yet, but expect t.
hear that il has been done before the close
tho week.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17
THE NEW YORK COMMITTEE

At meeting Of the citizens OF New
York, held at the Masonic Hall in that
city on The 9th inst for the purpose OF
hearing the report Of the committee oil
merchants who had waited upon the Pres
ident, to lay before him the grievances OF
the country and solicit from the govern.
ment some measure of relief, the following
letter of the president in answer TO note
addressed him by the committee was read.
WA.HINsToN, May a, iSs7.-GentIe
men-I have bestowed on your communi
cation the attentive consideration which
is due TO the opinions. wishes and inter
ests of the respectable portion Of my fell
low citizens in whose behalf you act.
Ia the correctness Of the judgment
which, in the exercise of an undoubted
right you have in such general, terms pro-
nounced upon particular points in the pol
icy of the late and present administrations,
you cannot expect me TO concur. My
opinions on those points were distinctly
announced TO the American people before
my election, and have seen no reason 10
change them. But however much may
differ with you upon them. as we'll as in
respect to the causes of the existing evil,
you may DO assured of the warm interest
| shall ever feel, in whatever concerns the
mercantile community, of my deep sym
patty with those who are now suffering
from the pressure Of the times, and Of my
readiness to adopt any measures for their
relief, consistent with my convictions Of
duty.
The propriety of giving TO the Collec.
tore Of the Customs, instructions Of the
character desired, necessarily involves in
quiries into the extent Of the power OF the
Executive over the subject, the present
condition Of the Treasury. and its proba.
BILE receipts and expenditures for the re-
mainder of the year. These examinations
have been directed, and are in progress,
and the result will be communicated by
the Secretary Of the Treasury TO the Col
lector at New York, who will be instruc
ted to give it publicity. A few days will
be required to arrive at a safe conclusion
upon some parts of the investigation, but
there shall be no unnecessary delay.
The other subjects TO which you have
called my attention, are, first, an immedi-
ate repeal of the order requiring specie in
payment on sales ofpublic lands, issued
by my predecessors. for the purpose of
enforcing a strict execution Of the Act Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

BY our Baltimore papers. per this urning' $
mail, we learn that orders have been received By
the collector of the Port of Baltimore, to require
the pay ment Of monies arising from bonds, and
customs. to be made in specie, and the notes OF
specie paying Banks that are at par at the Gus.
tom house.
The Post Master Of that city, is also instruc-
ted, that Banks, whose notes are not payable on
demand, and those which do not pay specie,
cannot be used as depository for the monies Of
the Post Office, and that he must, therefore,
collect all hostages in specie.
Similar instructions, it is supposed, have been
given to all the collectors of customs, and post
masters, in the country.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17


In Chsrlestown. Jefferson co. on Satur-
day last. ANN MrLpRKp. daughter Of An,
drew Huater. Esq, aged ? years aud 8
months.
AT Madison, Indiana, on the esth ult.,
EDWARD PArsoN. son Of the Rev. w. CT:
Matthews, aged years and months
"Slcep. little baby sleep,
Not in thy cradle bed,
Not on thy mothers breast
Hcnceforth shall be thy rcst--
But with the quiet dead.
e'God took thee in his mercy
A lamb. aniask'd, untried;
He fought the fight for thee,
He won the victory,
Aud thou art sanctfiedl
s'Now like dew drop shrined
Within crystal stone)
Thou'rt safe in heaven, my dove.
Safe with the Source Of Love,
The Everlasting One.
AT Wilismsport, on Sunday, 7th inst,
DIR. WILLIAM Van LEAR, in the 45d year
Of his age
At his residence, in Albemarle county,
Va, Lieut.. JoHN A. CARR. Of the u. >.
Navy. gentleman of great professional
and social worth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

h5-when the currency tinkering first COM
meuced the administration prints tickled the
ears of the people by proclaiming that in less
than two years therefrom the country would be
Inundated with specie, and that the net purses
of the good people would be well lined with
the glittering sinners. Some years have clap
sed since that declaration was made and the
dearth of the yellow boys is as great as ever
Now, the yellow boys are promised before the
close of Mr. Van Buren's administration. Alas,
that il should be so--that the promise OF the
tinkereEs, like the hopes of the alchemis' can
not be realized day. Tomorrow, tomorrow,
is the cry but to morrow never comes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

REMEDY AGAINST ANTS. accident has
furnished an excellent recipe for destroy
ing ants. A merchant, whose warehouse
was infested by these destructive insects,
remarked on sudden that they had de-
serted one particular room, and observa-
ton having convinced him that the CIR
cumstance was caused by barrel of fish
oil, which had been placed there, he tried
the experiment OF placing some Of the oil
round the plants in his garden, when he
found il had produced the effect OF driving
the ante from the place in a few hours
French pdp6r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

eo-The above was penned yesterday, and this
mornings mail brings US news of the stoppage oil
specie payment, by the Branch Bank OF virgin
ia, and the Farmers Bank of Va, at Norfolk
This mornings mail also brings us news OF the
stoppage of specie payment by the Patriotic
Bank of Washington, and the Union Bank oil
Georgetown of all the Banks in Frederick,
Md, Alexandria, ID. c., of several in New Jer-
sey, of all in Albany, Troy, Csttskili and Wa
tervleit, N. Y. Providence, r. l., Harrisburg,
Chambersburg, York and Carlisle, Pa. and forty
banks IN Boston, Salem, Charlestown, Cam
bridge, Roxbury, Lowell and Concord, Mass. );
the Bank of Allegheny, Cumberland, Md, and
the Farmers Bank Of Maryland, at Annapolis.
Hurrahforthe I" Better currency :"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

ENaIsEER's DINEER.-on Saturday last. in
pursuance of previous arrangements, dinner
was given at the Globe Tavern to the gentlemeo
composing the Engineer Corps, now engaged in
surveying route for the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road through this county. About half past
three, the company, consisting of the whole
corps of engineers and about thirty or forty cti-
zens, sat down to an excellent entertainment
After dinner, number Of spicy toasts were civ
en-; but as they were mostly ertempore, we have
mot been favored with copy for publication.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17
wAsHlsoros COUNTY BAsK.-on Monday

w.surSeros CouNTY BASK.-On Monday
the s,h inst the following gentlemen were eject
cd directors of the Washington County bank Tor
the ensuing year F. TiIghmsn, Jacob Wolff'
Iobn sharer, Ohio Williams, Robert Wsson,
Jacob L. Towson, Adam Shoop, Of Washington
az Iobu Nj. Mcdowell. of Franklin CO. Pa.
Daniel Burkhart, of Berkeley Va, and John l.
Cookus, of Jefferson, Va
uAcERsrowN BASK.-On the same day the
following gentlemen were elected directors Of
the Hsgerstown Bank for the ensuing year A.
Ker.hner, Jacob Fiery. Arthur Johnson DAVID
Zellers, Daniel Schnebly, John kobef'son' u
Stone breaker, and John Davis.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

TWILL be received by the undersigned
Wv for furnishing rations TO the United
States Troops, stationed at Martlnsburg.
Persons are requested to hand in their pro-
posals Immediately. The following COM
poses complete ration:
is ounces Of Bread or Flour.
IL ibs, Beef or ID. Pork or Bacon.
Quarts Beans,
/" Salt,
p,s. s sn. To every 100 Ra.
Ii Candies. "s"'
4 " Coffee.
8 Sugar.
WM. ALBURTlS. Lieuf
And Regl Infantry,
u. $. X. s.
Recruiting Rendezvous. ar
Martinsburg, May 10, 1887
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

HuRRA FOR JACKSON An extensive
manufacturer, in another part Of the State,
who has heretofore been wealthy, but has
sunk under the pressure ofthe times, find
ing, from the condition his affairs were in,
that he must be compelled TO stop. called
his host of workmen together. (nearly eve.
nv one Of whom has constantly supported
Jackson and Van Buren, at the polls.) and
informed them of his situation, and the
necessity be was under of discharging them,
He then paid of such Of them as he was
owing any thing to, and then said, ed,
dressing them, Now you may go into
the street and hurrah for Jackson. - Wor
ces!er Spy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17
For the Gazette


Mr.. HUNrER: I have been waiting for
some one to call the attention Of our little
community, to the merits Of young art
list in town, MIR. DAVID H. STRoTHER. ]
can understand how feeling of delicacy
might prevent any editorial notice Of his
claims TO patronage, from the near reIa
tionsbip which you bear to the gentleman /;
but if he holds forth the promise of excel
lence, which his pictures (as think indi
cate, il is but right that the public should
be advised Of it, that they may look at his
portraits, and judge for themselves : 9th
erwise, the natural diifidence OF the man,
"a feeling almost proverbial in gentlemen
Of his profession.) may prevent that en-.
enlargement and patronage to merit and
genius, which he ought at least to receive
in the place of his birth.
| am no artist-but I can tell when a
mans face and figure is represented on
canvass-I can distinguish between the
heavy daubng of a sign painter and the
living likeness of the skiaul artist, who
presents to your eye the well known Inca
ments of an ac9uaintance-and | have
seen the portraits of some Of the first art
lists of America-and according 10 my poor
judgment, Mr.. STRoTHER possesses in
most remarkable degree the talent for Int
ting the likeness, and is no less remarka.
BILE for the rapid proficiency which be has
made in the art, in brief course Of study
His terms. too, are moderate-unusualIy
SO. intend TO embrace the opportunity
of having my portrait taken by him. being
satisfied that il will be faithfully done; and
do not regard this purpose of mine as
the proof of silly vanity, as many sup
pose; but look upon it as duty, which
a man owes to his family and friends TO
leave for them, who would like TO remem
Der him and think of him when he is alb.
senior perhaps, no more--a faithful like
ness of his form and features: in the home
ley words of old John Rogers
&c For them 10 look upon,
That they may see their fathers face
When he is dead and gone"
PHILO.