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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

VOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOwERY
The Public are spec uly informed the Institute
open for The The collection of animals Is the most
recrcks exseGve has been offered fer public in
specton th couutry Mr. Van Ambnrgh enter the
q o'clock ~, nna ~ in the evening The hours Of
exhibition will be from ~ IL in the from 10 past
r ~, md from 70 past in the evening" Abundance IS
eents-Chdren half price Every attention will be paid 10
,ton careful officers in attendance, the
visiters from the intrusion OF improper persons.
Signed C. s. ANGEVINE& co.
d4lmk Proprietors
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

ID ILLIARDS-SPRING STEEL CUSHIONS.-To
ID words thu Mechanics Institute, they award to
A. BASsFORD Diploma for fashioned Cushion, We
ry great constructed that the balls can be hit
below well when under the cushion when
out on table Players and purchasers invited try
OF 2is Broadway, enaace joins the Museum through
Terra pin Lunch Sunday Morning News Office NO.
Ann stat % Broadway, Wall called Southern Cof
fee Room, fine tables, making In all seventeen up ready
Tor Trial
CHESS ROOM just added to the concern, where
teach those who wish 10 learn Chess
or Improve thenseve. Billiards by private lessons
n h Every article in the trade Tor sale. nlo San
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

ITO BUILDERS-The advertiser has several beaurfu
lots w willansburgh, which he will exchange very
sonae for such building 10 be put and finished by the
rst May other property In their immediate neigh
borhood may be agreed uponbrick would be Preferred
Capitalists turning their neaon TO place that bids fair
10 be one OF and several hundred houses IL
deroad will he put up there the enulng there
greater certainty Of Teapng rich reward for investments
there particularly improved, than any other spot in this Vi
csity THIS is an excellent opportunity procure few
chsce in improved and improving neighborhood Ap
rlv ~ The store No. o8 Nassau d2-lwr
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ry,UE sUAKsPEARr-ByJ JOHN MILO. No

VvNHE SHAKEPEANF-By JOHN NIBLO No IT
Park Row-(wpdusrs old place.)-Ths we'll known place
complete order and well stored with every dccaey
market affords The cooking and attention Inferior
na other establishment In the city.
All orders attended To from In the ming It'll " night
Private dinner and parties furnished the shortest
tice, having comfortable rooms for the purpose.
waned-a the above place, first cook None need
ply ualess POI fcctly undrrs nding the Business
Aso5 large conyeuen, lodging to es furnished In
auIre ut the above place. s2sim~
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~ THE EYE EFFECTUALLY CIJRED-Tks sukscri-

considers OF duty his pan suffering
manty TO inform all those whose sight impaed-who per-
relatives friends that that he prepared
give advice and administer remedies in all imperfect
VISION and has mission refer tn the gentlemen mentioned
below examples OF the thai has attended his eff
relieve them and others when with this dreadful
and prevalent calamity.
The community large generally acquainted with
the OF permitting affection the continue
without taking counsel is b. this neglect the
required Graduating the mischief Opthaia its first
stage easy of but ifattentioa to the finn, speck
other stages Of the disorder render extremely danger
and difficult 10 surmount
The subscriber In his practice. The
Applications simple efcacous and complete
without the necessity OF resorng surgical operations and
all the patients WI have had him grateful
for the relief afforded them speedily and s such little
Mr. WHEELER, the occulist be consulted Green
witch street, between TIE hours o 9 and |. daily
III The following have experienced permanent
lief from Mr.. Wbeeler's attendance and remediesMr Dav,
Kimberly, 2 Front Mr james Crukshank 40 Greenwich.
II; Messrs White Barnes Cedart; Mr. Charles c. Ha-
vens eNassaust Mr. Justus u. Miller 1s Chaha Mr..
gustus Baker Is Peck-slp Mr. Patterson 1863 wacrst Mr.
Murine Cberry.st, EIsh B fo,os
ming Posts Mr. Richard Prcbard. 1871 Canal; Mrs Cstbe-
Seguine 30 Orchards Mr. benjamin Flinders 20 South
Broad Il.
Cr All the above very bad, and given by
other practitioners.
r Certificates and testimonials will be given length in
future advertisements In the oil persons DESTROYS
consulting Mr. Wheeler referred the above
ted patients who think act OF Justice TO Mr. Wheeler and
service to- the public TESTIFY 70 his SKILL and the exraordn
AIRY efficacy his remedy.
NJ b. Mr. Wheeler IL she sole proprietor of the
cipe celebrated English ply scan, Dr. Spro,t
the Of the Ring and Tens Capo IA disease Incl
dent children, commonly known Sead-heaa.) He has
alsn certain and never failing remedy Tor Salt kheum
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES been troubled q con-
Sssed from repoI T. have recourse to Of Nows
eed an "ne sange IN INV wiss sys,eo in renewing
the ccughecondy in restoring the natural rest which be-
without the slightest difficulty In gratitude the happiness
,s those who from s j. s be :,.
course to the same remedy It's own simplicity fit recon-
can WIN casas
n: Amp and m dSs.n SIo cppa
site MuberryThe subscribers offer for sale large and
TuIsd Rugs from IS to 10 Ergh floor cIsiSs druggets
prices , for cash. REEVE SHERWOOD.
"A nc thereby avoiding nary the adjoining teeth tho
s G s By Ds"
This method generally known and approved needs no
comment, being wholly different in principle and result from
Of he :,n
'ssp II New Ne o Yoys HEsP s,
Courier Enquirer 18th December lass.
CUTLERY EsTABLIsHMEN Ivory handle,
tip shams and white bone table and desserts original packs
Sss % knives .@ ss.
ease cork plated and steel hooks
sss pess
zoods scissors Rodge table cutlery with ana without ok
KNIVES sugar to f marrow spoons; small cutlery in almost
endless vary; belt bolster and pool pistols; hunting knives
Furnishing stores Boarding house and hotel keepers will
here find OF the choicest selections of table cutlery ever
and sHS fstiH
SINGLE HATS, FON CASH, AT WHOLE.
- SALE PRICES!!!
Superior Clipped Nutra Maps 500
Beaver, &c. 40
Plain Casters IS rs TO %
short Nap Silk, Extra, $50
Silk, IN 8
Ms. sssdSoI With each gsn,emans hat The Pal.
Casters at ~ co. unrvaed by five dollar hat Of
Kind In this market J. STEUART
oi03m- S35 Broadway, corner OF Anthony n
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L. NESE SOAPPfice 30 cenfs-For beauty ing the
pexon removing freckes sunburn for hrarg pron
The skn. producing rich emoent and fragrant aher
ceient quality the toilet and nursery. This delightful
Compound composed OF more emolen Ingredients than
offered for the toilet and peculiarly adapted uhe
nursery and fair sex.
Tn superior article Justly mers high character r gen.
uemen shaving heavy beard and tender face.
ar Be cautious about buying other Soaps there pro-
pcrtes about them that are very injurious.
For ssIe by A. underhi 80 neekmaa OF williams
DR.. ,. ~ Hart OF Broadway and Chamssfs st; Dr.
Syme 60 Bowcry, Walker and Bopi II. also NJ
Schen-Ls ia Canal ST. Lawrence frce 80 cents
per cake. d9.lms
No THF. LADIES Nuts, boas, Capes reIerines
CANT OF the acIes, which he afford
s at reduced prices auS respectfully invites the aen
ladies who destroys OF securing their nal
ori through The coming wer ut the least possible expense
his stock Dressed Furs consisting OF article IN The line
which be confident VII he found unsurpassed In the city
Also ar co,h ,vye and fancy caps OF the latest and
approved patterns
r. Ladies Fars altered and repaired and article 10
the line made v order CHARLES WATSON,
NO An l5i Chatham st.
.ULPHATE OF 0UlNiNE-wsusnted perfectly
~ pure
snIpha,e apd Acetate Morphins-warranted psre--in.
walls
Juiube Psste-Frencf-srstg uslyin Sand 80 To- boxes
White wax-500lbs suitable for retail
swsius Pansceast manufacturers prices, with Spanish
Engli.h directions.
Medicine Ches,s-for ships antilles.
waite Standardization pxsters 6c.-a srge assortment
Tonic Mixurr-warrared cure fer the fever and agu~.
Soda and Sciditx fowdersby the
with argc VI Drugs, Chemicals and Fancy
RUsuroN AsPINwALd,
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DARK rhEAwRE.-THis EVENING viii be per
u forfDea.
ION-Adrasus, Mr.. Fredercks-Ctesphon. Mr. Richings-
Ion Mss Tree. 60.
To conclade with THE BA,,RACK ROOM.-Marquis d.
Crusac. Mr.. hppndale-Clsrssa, Miss Tree.
IL Doors o4ueTtormanses commence ait O'CLOCK
Boxes Sl-Pi. 50 cens-6slery IS cen,s.
AMERICAN THEATRE. BO" ENv.-.-MR
"A BOOTHS BENEFIT.--THiS EVENING Will be
RICHARD II.-Rchard, Mr.. Boolh-R hmond, Mr.. Harr
ssn--Lady Ann Mrs. HarrsoE-
To conclude with HIGHWAYS BYWAYS.-Narcssus
Stubbe, Mr. Gates-Mss Susan Piat Mrs. Herring.
IL Doorsopen AT 6t-perprmaaccs commence ~ O'Clock
Boxes. rs ccnts-Pit, S7i-Gallery, rs
NATIONAL THE TR E--Lafe Italian Opera
~ House-MR. WALLACE, Lessee THIS EVENING,
will be performed
HOLY ROOD HOUSE-John Howison, MIR. H. Johnston
Marion Howison, M s. Hantenviie
After which, LA BAYADEkE-Zoloe, Mad'lle Augusta
To Conclude sn with jim CROW IN LoNDoN-Jim Grow,
Mr. Rte-Mrs Smith, Mrs Russell
Doors open 6a-Perormance begin al IT,
EXHIBITION OF FLECTRO-MAGNETI G
h models of machinery. and large continuous raiway
with engine propelled by this wonderful and invisible
pow is TO the public addition 10 the former ex
hbon. This is the first AID srly regular railway engine ~
the Id propelled by electromagnetic at No. Barclay
street. opposite the Aser House. adjoining the American
Hotel, from 10 NJ. r. M and from to in the evening
Single tickets 50 cenmonhv tickets not transferable 81
For sale al the door, and at the principal hoels
Principals and teachers Of schools and semnares, arein
formed that favorable Will be made for the adj
mission their pupils and that when accompanied by them
neither principals teachers will be subjected to any charge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

inform the ladies that has essbped herself In the above
business No Isl West Broadway, e Chapel street) She
Haers herself. om her experience Europe that she will be
able give entire satisfaction those who favor her
with their patronage She constantly receives the latest fash
ions Paris dresses cIoaks bonsets &c. Terms mod
crate and psncua promised time in the execution Of 81
derx nf31m<
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CUTLERY EsTABLIsHMRNT-Iy Ivory hasak
- SALE PRTCESi

NJ D. a saHsbox with each genilemans hat. The Plan
Casters at ~ OF unrvaed by any five dollar hat Of
Kind In this market j. SrEUART
ol03m~ 325 Broadway, corner of Anthony n
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Gle ARE ID.

CLEARED.
Ships Chic Taylor, Charleston; Plato, Eces Batavia
murl Hicks Son. Bark white Oak Barney, whaling yoy
age Brigs Adamnnt Chase Barbados A. q. A. w. Ben.
Harmony, Br) Martin, st Johns, ~ b. Baltimore snow
Trinidad de Cuba. Schrs Leontiae DE srborn Richmond;
Statira, Ryaa Norfolk, Nesmith Leeds Union. Dos glass
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02
NO TECE.

EHAVING associated my son WILLIAM
HE s. LoNo. in business with me, the
business will hereafter be conducted by
him under the firm of WILLIAM Losa &
SON take this occasion TO cGef TO the
public my thanks for the very liberal pat
ronsge extended TO me. during the many
wears have been engaged in business, in
this place and TO solicit a continuance Of
the same TO the firm Of William Long &
SON.
Under tho present arrangement il DO
comes necessary that my own business
should he settled up, and as have very.
heavy engagement TO meet, which cannot
be done without money. hope, therefore,
that all those indebted to me in any way,
viii see the necessity Of making payment,
particularly those OF long standing. Those
having accounts with me unsettled, will
please call and close them as soon as pos
sibie. WILLIAM LONG.
Jnne 81. I837.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02
CLOTHING.
EOR SEE.

A NEAT and well finished Barouche is
IA offered for sale in this place. with
two sets Of brass mounted harness This
carriage was made by one of the best work.
men in Virginia. II has not been in ser
vice year. and. its unimpaired strength
a,tcsts the excellence OF its mechanism
The appearance Of this Barouche is little
Inferior TO what il was when entirely new.
as II has just been repaired by BarnhafG
OF Winchester. The owner not having
any use for such csrrisge. under existing
circumstances, is very anxious 20 sell.
sS-By calling at the GAzKrrg OFFICE.
the place where the carriage may DO seen
and price at which il win be sold can be
ascertained
July 8, lS37.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02

MAJOR GATEs.-The trial of Major Gates
has been published in pamphlet form in
New York. From an examination Of the
testimony offered before the Court, there
does not appear 10 be the slightest cause to
criminate the Major but on the contrary,
he deserves great credit for the prudence
in not suffering himself TO be drawn out
from his delences and caught in an ambus.
cade, as was the evident design of the In
dams Major Gates was left Contrary to
his wishes for active employment in the
field) in charge of an important depot OF
stores, at Volusa, on which the left wing
of the army solely relied for supplies. and
a number of invaids, with hazards. II he
had made sorte with his available force,
(variously estimated al from so to $50 men
only three of whom were regular soldiers, }
the chances are that tie Indians would
have rushed into his stockade from an OPP
posite direction. murdered and scalped the
invallds, and destroyed the stores. What.
in such contingency, would have been
the Majors feelings, and what the suffer
ing OF the left wing, on its return, TO find
its supplies cut off. and no succour within
one hundred miles? 1t was proved by the
testimony, that Picolata and Tampa Bay
were the nearest points at which provisions
could have been procured that the former
was one hundred miles, and the latter six
days march, from Volusia.
After enduring more than year Of anx
iOus suspense, the friends of this worthy
and accomplished officer will be glad to
learn that justice has at last, been meted
TO him and they will he moreover rejoi
ced TO perceive that he has been promoted
to the lieutenant coloneIcy of the 4th regi-
ment Of artilery.-.ArmyS' Nary Chron.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02

WoMlE eoRED TO DEATH BY BULL
We find the following ia the Montfea
Transcript. 1t relates TO the death OF
Mrs. Young, of Ormstown, on the Cha
,eaugay river Canada:
The unfortunate sufferer was the wild
ow Of farmer Of that name, but continu
ed to reside upon the land, and derive
from il such return as the industry aud la
bor Of herself and daughter could procure.
She raised bull calf on account oil his
beauty, which, having been famlliarized
with his mistress ever SINCE his birth, and
having always been fed by her hand dis
nIaved a natural attachment by no means
disnleasing to Mrs. Young, whom he FOL
lowed about the farm like dog. The an
imaI is now a little more than two years
old. Towards the end OF last week he had
as usual, accompanied the cows 10 the
homestead, and they were fastened in the
cow house, when Mrs. Young and her
daughter proceeded thither to milk them.
On entering the building the girl pro-
ceeded TO the far end. TO milk the COW ias-
fened there, and The loose bull advanced
with his usual familiarity to Mrs. Young.
who uushed him aside with the pail she
carried in her hand. The animal imme-
distely turned upon her, and with the first
thrust oil his horn penetrated the abdomen.
ard violently raised his head ripping her
body in the most shocking manner. He
Immediately fled 10 the yard, carrying up
on his horns a small fragment Of the cloth
ing and portion of the reekIng entrsils OF
his victim here he tossed and shook his
head ina most frantic manner, and roar
ing, returned to make second charge up.
on the hapIess Mrs. Young. BY this time,
however. the daughter had seized the
pilchfoik, with which she CALAMITY faced
tbe animal, and after long struggle, and
two or three successful stabs al the head of
her antag onst, she fairly beat him from
his purpose. Her first care was now her
unfortunate mother, who, with such assIs
lance as she could give, was with much
difficulty removed TO the dwelling house.
where, after night passed 10 inexpressi.
bic torture, she died The following morn
ing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02

FHSHIS house is now open for the recep'
u ton of company.
The undersigned deems it his duty to
give notice. that bis rate Of boarding is in
creased to 81 so per day. The knowledge
acquired by his operations in past seasons
and the circumstances of the times, con.
strain him TO do this.
The public may be assured, that no Of
fort or expense will be spared to make the
Accommodations of this house in all respect,
what they should be : and that whatever
measure Of success may attend bis efforts
10 please, the proprietor will continue 10 be
literally. what by courtesy he subscribes
himself.
The public's humble servant,
JOHN STROTHER.
Berkeley Springs, Va. July 5, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02

Commissioners Sale Of Land.
nm Monday. the I4th day of August
w next. before the Court House IN Mar.
tinsburg, shall offer for sale, 10 the high
est bidder, the share or interest which
Michael Shrader and Sarah his wife beld
in the real estate of which Abram Mar.
att died seized. in the right OF the said
Sarah, as one of Maratts heirs at law -
and the same which was sold by them TO
Abel Misunderstanding the reyersiona
ry interest. This interest amounts to a
full undivided fifth part of all the unsold
lands Of Marau's heirs. The terms OF
sale require one third Of the purchase mo
ney in cash. and the other two thirds in
payments at six and twelve months the
purchaser giving lien on the premises
or good personal security, at the discre
ton Of the subscriber.
ID. III. CONRAD.
Special Commissioner.
July 10. 1s37.-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02
G commissioners Sale of Land.


Ely virtue OF decree Of the Circuit
ED Court for thus County, rendered at
the last term. | will, as Special Commits
sioner OF said Court, offer for sale to the
highest bidder. the following lands once
owned by Conrad Hironimus. and now
belonging TO the heirs Of the said Hironi
mus, TO wit -
The lot or parcel at the east end of
the tract [aohich lies south Of Martins
burg containing A acres rood and
81 poles and lot on the ,ceSt end Of
the tract containing ~ acres 1 rood and
IS poles, making, together, SO acres B
roods and 5 poles, an trhich there IS a
present fee simple interest; and at the
same time the rererSioaary interest an
the docer tract of 80 acres and roodS,
achich has been laid of TO Mrs NcDoR.
ald-formerly HironimuS.
The whole tract will be sold subject 10
Mrs. McDonald's life estate in 81 acres
and . roods and will be sold separately,
or together, as may seem best for the in
terests Of the parties. The terms of sale
require that one fourth of the purchase
money should be in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual payments. with in
terest from the day Of sale. The purcha-
sers will give bond and security, OF trust
deed, or. if preferred. the title wll be re
tanned until the last payment is made
The sale will take place on Tuesday The
IS dag Of august MEET before the Court
House door Ia Martinsburg.
ID. IL. CONRAD.
Commissioner.
Ill, 10 1877 Aty
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02

COMMISSIONER StttC " AttHu'
E YNDER the authority Of decree rem
e. dered by the Circuit Superior Court
of Berkeley County, on the 4th day oil
May 1887, the subscriber. as the Commls
sioner of the said Court. 10 the case OF
Nelson Lamb by his next friend, against
Elizabeth Lamb, will offer for sale at pub.
lie auction. to the highest bidder. on Mon
day The l4fh day Of August 1887. before
the Court House door IN Martinsburg-
the shares Of land belonging TO the said
Nelson and Elizabeth, being the land for
merry owned by Abfam johnson, decd,
their grandfather. These shares being
the two thirds Of the lots No, 2. No. a
and No. $50 numbered by the Commits
sioners who divided the land in the case Of
Kerr VS. Johnson's heirs in quantity 81
Acres, Rood, and 81 Poles of land
the said shares or portions OF one third
each, being yet undivided.
The terms of the sale as prescribed by
the decree are, one third Of the purchase
money in cash, one third in six, and one
third in twelve months from the day Of
sale. personal security, or a deed Of trust
to secure the deferred payments, TO be ia
ken at the option OF the Commissioner.
ID. Ii. CONRAD.
Commissioner
July 10, lS97-4w
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1roITOw-wARr.
Trespassers-Beware (!

fHsIiE subscriber hereby forwarns all
IL persons against trespassing on his
farm on Middle creek, by passing through
the same, AID. leaving the fences down,
and gates open. or cutting and destroying
the timber on said farm. All those who.
have already offended, arc notified tocome
forward and settle damages otherwise.
they will be prosecuted to the utniost rigor
of the law.
WILLIAM kROESEN.
June ID, 1887 --6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02
So ACR rs
Additional Supply
OFNEW SUMMER GOODS!

E0HN X. WILSON, has just received
CD aud finished opening very handsome
assortment oil .Netc Summer Goods. select
ed with great care. and at very reduced
prices. which enables him 10 offer them on
such terms for cash or 10 punctual custom
ers, as will render satisfaction,
He respectfully invites call from all
those in search Of bargains.
June 81. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02

g WAIM'S Cure for Rheumatism anc
- Gravel-known in the Southern anc
Middle States as the best remedy that has
ever been discovered
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02
NOTICE..

fVNHE subscriber having disposed Of his
L stock of goods at Bedington, is anx
ious TO close his business. All persons in
debtad to him either by note or book ac
count. are requested to call and settle the
same, as longer indulgence cannot be 81
ven: and all who have open accounts, arc
particularly requested TO call and settle
them either by note or otherwise.
PETER III. COOKUS.
Bedngton. July 10, iS37.-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02

WAIM'S Cure for Bowel Complaints
~ Dysentery, Cramp Cholc, and Flux.
This medicine is so well known and has
performed so many cures, tnat II is only
necessary TO try it, and il will recommend
itself.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02

A PREPARATION OF QUiNINE-
IN for the cure of Asue and Fever, In
termittent Fever. and all cases of debility
gE-All the above medicines for sale by
THOMAS G.. SMITH
Martinsbnrg August 9. 1881
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02
A Bargain I!

THE subscriber will sell his DRUG
4 STORE It has good stock OF
we'll selected Drugs aud Medicines, and all
the fixtures complete. A great Bargain
may be had. r. M.SHERRT.,
..srtiusbuTg, May 81, l65l.-tfs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02

STEAM BoATs.-The whole number OF
steamboats, built on the western waters,
according TO Halls Statistics, amounts TO
,tfve hundred and eighty-eight.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-02

Ear. SWANS Commentator the cure
ES of Piles and Corns.
This medicine has not been known 10
fail in a single instance of performing a
complete cure in the above diseases and
if it fails, there will be no charge made.