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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-10
n

nEE hundred and fifty tons OF PLAS-
" TER. for sale at Failing Waters by
CHARLES DOWNS.
JAM, 10, 1S38.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-10
Martinsburg Savings Institution,
January l, 1898.

The subscribers being appointed by the
President and Directors. a Committee,
for the purpose Of enquiring into it's sf
fair. for the last six months, have perfor.
med the duty assigned them. and respect
fully report, that the stock Of Weekly and
Monthly deposites amounts 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-10

For HIRE.

1.-TWO young negro women who have
heen accustomed 10 house work.
Enquire al this Office.
January 3, Is3s.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-10
NoTL01.

IN EMONS-Fresh Lemens just FeceI
IL we'd and for saie by
Dec Is. 1887. W. OoheLA'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-10

George w. Wilson, G. w. Wolgamoti
Hiram Woodward, Miss Rosana Wed
des.
WM. LONG u M
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-10

William Tshler Sen Mary Tabler
Mrs. Maria T~bornborg; Miss Marguerite
Vanmetre, George Vinsonhcller.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

( From oar Ev~uing Edhso~ Of satursAy.t
Nv Early How're.

rhas. .arlv sonrs those early hours,
an hsw they throog around me yet
like twilight lingering mid the flowers,
ger when the glowing sun hath SET.
nrmory's soft and mellowed light,
PLAY, DER each scene once warm and bright
We esne, a Joyous ~iagled ihrcng,
AID with You come yoath's sunny dreams,
Thoughts feelings thrills, that did belong,
To the youRg heart and hopes bright beams
So real like we met mine eye,
And can yc be mockery
We carly hours. how swift We few
While too, pl ased ith each delight,
Bright visions 10 my se nses new,
Marked not, you robbed nae IN year flight.
Till time hath walked Rs, ye are gone,
And lett me Aemory alone.
Where Is the free and ocund laugh,
The heart untouched by grief or care
Where is the cup eff have quafed,
Aud the loved friends lis sweets TO share,
And ewes that beamed SO bright on nine
All all insatiate past are thine.
We early hours, We early hours,
All! WHITTIER whittier. have We fed,
Age and us gloom arossd me lowers,
But We, ana all We gave are dead.
Yet in nav fondness, would tam,
We night revisit me again.
We early hours, We early hours,
Yenever, never, can return.
Yet in the light that meHory poars,
We seem ool.yions reign To spurE-
Yes We may time and death defy :, !,
The past, the past can never Gle. ~. IA. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

LORD GosFoRp here yesterday on bis way to
Washington In Boston he received great attention and
svities from the inhabitants well the authorities
The Mayor and great many Of the respectable OF
citizens called his Lordshp and most cour
leeusiy received Lord Gosord promptly returned the
Mayors vsit-and 1.-THE City Hall many of the Gem
Goxncil were introduced To him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19
N. II. r,

JUDGE IRvIEG.-The Judge, we are informed died
worth 100000. His annual income, from various
sources amounted 10 5000 He lost in buildings and
Insurance Stock at the time Of the great fire, al least
$4,000 more amable and upright man never sat
in a Judicial Court His life conspicuous for ur
banity, benevsence, and integrity. His death is a
source of regret 10 all who knew him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

V,o CARTMEN-TEn DOLLARS REwARD.-The
shove reward vI be paid 70 the esrtmeo or any other
perssns who renewed ~ OF Straw Hats from
OF James B.mbaer No 10 Bowery, on Saturday evening
last or n ssy other within the lss r days h givne
immediate inforuaep Ne ~ Beaver nat viii cradle he
sheriff the said gscds The receiver who hold sid
~ held reapeasihk mHr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19
! PASSAGE TO CHARL EsTOn,

- c. - PASSAGE TO CHARLEsTON,
o2Arx1 y For the grsster despatch and conve
nense OF ira vellers going north south, the
Atlantic and Savannah and Charleston steam Packet Com
panies' have Termed ne Of Steam Packets twice
week and from No folk and Charleston comprising the FOB
lowisg Packets
GEORGIA, Captain Rollins
=. CAROLINA Captain CoHey.
PULASKI, Cap ain -.
The Pulaski will through Savannah and after Sa
urdsy 2ist instant They win Norfolk alternately
Tuesday and Saurla and Charleston every Monday and
Friday. -
Passengers leaving Ph lsdePba Mondays and Fridays
viii reach Norfolk in time for these Packets whicbare All u
nished with first copper boilers and the Ccmn nders and
Engineers Of skill and long experience ny this ss
they ngbtless than by any Der. -.
Passage from rhlsdenha through. 70
unl
N.rloL rs
Tickets be had al the Baltimore sra~bcsi ehce In rhls
depha or on beard boats and ut the ~ rfom steam Boat
Once n Baltimore. board the boas amer soey leave e
wharf
snnsh every Friday wornng.
AL baggage Ut the risk Of ow.srs;; ou.sou 49,.
R.r,-,ore ,s,s Del, ,as7 jN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

HAA. u, FAAACIHs.D removed -
II l5e Chambers street. opposite Hudson street. where he
continues u practice In ni the various rsnches Of Dentistry
the most recent and improved principles His premiums
ncorruptsle Teeth are Of the best quality fun
ranted 10 remain permanent the gums wkeux the u
springs Agatues Tooth drops thai win the
violent tooth ache In afew uomeus and the
time the TOOTH and all pain fres, the gunG
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by Dr. Francis which can
not be Distinguished from the natural and win perarm
motion Of that without giving the slightest psu. For
an improvement !. this art he has received diploma
Also, EYE WATER Dr. r. respectfully solicits the
on Of public 70 his most extraornnsry and ecscioos
sasH in inflammation weakness OF the eyes, These thai
diseased fer years. has perfectly cured in few
days. and is engaged 10 DO so.
The Rev HARRISON "A Thompson procured abottle
Of the above for Mrs Harson and 10 his as,onshen
has reoved dimness and pain, which has been
many She had used waters but they
all failed therefore hope the puko will soon appreciate
lis value. JOSEPH HAKRlSON.
This is to certify that Mrs MCaArey No FLAMES street
widow Of the late Dr. ACarey has used Dr. Francis eye
water which am happy TO state had The desired eject anu
we'd absolute blndness therefore can
safely nd safe and valuable eye water
and only requires be make superede all others
From the testimony those who have used the Eye Water
prepared by Dr. Francis have hesitaonin recommends
Ing il TO the special notice of the public.
DUNCAN DUNBAR,
jI8-imt Pastor Of the M'Dougald-st Church.
hOCAyts CAhrENTER,s PECK SLIP
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

ssUaNEv,s aALG OF CLOTHING-Tbe
"A public are respectfully nv6 20 stt.sd ~ sue,isn s. Of
MeCOR Rco, Cosrtssd areet fouv doors
Broadway Tbe ssortmest sesessve srn.
nm w s m anti purchsss The ssle, Which ss~s~s
~M of eo~~se No psre@p,ery, asd - saAo.iy miays
xxyayrEO siiss ioa \ wasted ~ . seotch gr Tor
w Ck,mser~aid Mare. oeod references be eiven
sy sppiyiag II lis FsuyN maN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19
nR. CHERRY,s AKTRINGENT PILLs.-

nR. CHERRY,s AsTRInGENT PILLS.
LIAR for obstinate discharges from ursary
canal whites rii~ and all female
plants arising weskness Of constitution In gravel
fo~s OF command bladder they completely
diseases the kidneys, bladder and PROSTATE CLAM
rive re Over 50 600 bexes have been sold 10
sale and retail by A. D. SANDS, ies .pIton st
william and st the following drug stores Correr Dey
way cor. and PEARL GER Bowery and Walker
Grand asd Bo~e~y, Heory and Pike Canal NJ
Hudson cor asd Bowery, and r. Burpes IS sth
Avenue
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

CAPSULES GELATINEUsEs PEBFEC
PAesderie Royale de Medicine de Psrisrrepsress par
.GEIATiNE CAPsULEs OF PURE BALsAM CORA.
VI patented by the Royal Academic OF Medicine of Par
. famous throughout Prssce England Germany Prussia
Italy and Continent of Europe since the valuable disco
very OF this precious medicine.
The Copavi Balsm Is OF an the medicines employed
combating chronic sd acute gonorhrsl affections The
osy one the specific Of which has been doubted
and Ia which phy,cans have In given the prefe
renee but m nauseoss aad smell the of lis
being rejected by many patients
THIS the Why expere ats have been made
order discover mode Of Disgusting rs taste, that
mght taken with less repugnsnee but hitherto this hiss
been bu, pperfecy Effected and always by the addition u
some active substance which modiRes its properties and hus
chemical constitution asd Its physical character
Therefore having discovered mode OF administering In
ch ate that cannot the sghtc~ and
this without submitting any alteration. The method
sss IN enclosing In the gestne capsules encloses that
precious such "a 10 disguise entirely
the taste and smell and goes Dto the digestive With
out any other mixture than that OF the gelsune nh which
epveoped and WI ich Is completely dissolved In the
stomach this the estnent OF the KonerhUa be-
mig effected without disgust and consequently without inter
rupton will become prompt and more sure, thus pre-
venting the possibility of relapse.
The directions well ~ the sueSstions rux the
most physicians Of Paris enclosed eseh boz
For by "a the me respectable spohecaries In the
and sposhecarss supplied with the shove cap
sules by CHARLES wTLDEN0w, Ako 81 Sherry street,
FrsnkIn Square. fizim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

Acknowledging TO one Of the plsnks that lead
from the u. $. ship Macedonian 70 the wharf giving
wsy last night the senior officer wa. prccpitated into
the water, and came being drowned He was
providesaily saved by rope ,hrs~nie hm BY one Of
the ships company.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19
CONsVMPIiUN, COUGHs, Gaia KRHs,

H1SOO WANTED-on bone az. sss .sr'ssge 90 an
ksa aesblp the Amount Apply at the cSce q the lumber
ard ~ Cherry s,eet mi2AA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19
AOCaOkt CARrENTEr'S PECK SLIP
~ DISPENSAkk, NO. A, PECK SLIP first door


Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages of regular
medical education, and having received his poRa the
practice OF Physc and Surgery from the New York State
Medical Society, and having had general
and successful practice this city, deyoes his personal
and undivided attention 10 the of all diseases incident
sra humanity and particularly certain class train OF
abound in the columns OF the newspapers Diseases require
he treated agreenby the symptoms that may prev all
and the various stages and changes they assueand
the least discerning tina,
m specific noslrum be applicable TO all eases.
The extensive experience OF DR. Carpenter in all stages and
varieties of this disease, enables him offer speedy
compounded the lead suspicion
compounds totally unknown TO the ordinary quaSks Of The
day.
r Separate entrances Offices have been arranged for
the privacy of patients who come contact
Charges moderate and adapted the capacity of The patient
nable preventive OF certain diseases 10 be obtained
be ohce-Prce, So jl-3mT
st. Patrick's CathedraI-- Orphan Asylum.
Patr lick solemn religious festival in hosor OF the day will
take place Patrcks Cathedral Pontica Mass by the
Right Rev Bishop assisted by the Clergy Of the city, win be
celebrated.
appropriate discourse will be delivered by the Rev. Mr.
Byrne Pastor of ST James Church Service viii
half past 10 O'clock
wards aiding the funds of the Orphan Asylum, Prince
This institution where nearly two hundred orphan children
receive their food clothing and education entirely depend
ing the generosity Of lis menbcrs and generous public
have under all circumstances, most cordial support from
their fellow citizens in procuring suitable buildings for the
commodation of the Orphans and Ia obtaining other
ries of lite.
The undersigned Commttee appointed by the Roman Cath
Ollie Orphan Asylum Society for the arrangements OF the Fes
val and Coecon beg leave to request OF those persons no
aid the of H Orphans to send their donations the
Reverend Catholic Clergy the Aslam corner Of Prince
and Nett streets either of the subscribers who viii
thankfully receive whatever sent for the benefit 9th as
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19


those whose require that they ootain prip
(Which nay & bad sons wished io .ea in he Id
little chest, exceedingly convenient rsveng and which
and speedy cure OF these complaints.
inpessibie 10 express the satisfaction This ttie book al
scbg what really and What not yeners disease There
ss o S
always called venera The reasen evident and
ruined II bis hss asd sp e
the. proceeds to show that nHdsr the wore vsnera two
called and GhonorAea called s.' II Of great i'm
portance 20 know the dierce between The two for the
Gonohea never produces venereal in another
goes on 10 show The ar well as The abuse OF er
cury for should be known that although, in most cases,
hand there circumstances which absolutely needed
and nothing is know what those circumstances
Moreover authors practice, and under the drec
tons given in this little book mercury rendered exceed
inca attended % sas
gives the best means Of curFg ~ also points out the conse
to month uncured Such structures. kc Then follow
chapter structure itself and which is made exceedingly
ignorance knavery rrassed. There per-
sons for instance who pretend 70 cure with box OF pills. or
sic in the world could structure Neither is there
thing which much battles the ignorant or is SO horrible
In us ultimate consequences 70 The in general
proper used nothing Is safe easy its
diseases which sometimes appear in diferent constitutions
Sc and these refer every that
symptoms down to its most neglected forms and here should
known that there form of venerea disease which lies
dormeni in the constitution, TO show itself in other way
thaniis effects posery The treatment of all these how
abuadanty pain and ecaeous that any hav.
ing this little chest smedicine complete undertake his
cure with perfect safety and success.
The price chest omedcne &c Sl2 the book alone
is ST. forwarded L any part OF the world.
Letters the chest. be addressed
the author, DIR RALPH, SO Courtiandt street, N. Y.
r. s. Since publishing this little book, the author has been
consulted distressed and ruined constitutions,
Chiefly rom trusting certain description OF advertising
peope that he has seen proper to devote portion his
time to consultations these There diseases
which involve serious consequences painfully
affect the mind than those of the male female
there any which call for greater combination of integrity
OF character with skill and experience In the person consulted
them For The satisfaction OF strangers coming this city
therefore, or those who write from distance, he deems
proper here state that he is srauate of the University
OF Ednsurgh Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons,
London anl author OF work expressly these dsease-
Also that he has testimonial from the
clans in Europe the most eminent in America las Dr. Mott
Of Now YORK, and Dr. rhysck of Phil.dephia whics he
will he happy to show 10 who wishes il. 5-lm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19
CMIEEAA!R. SyTLEEY Fok cAsn or AP-

OPROvED PAPER-wishnR to reduce present stock
offer for sale the finest selection Of Cutlery every
ported into the Usited States consisting Shsms whaebone
Self Tip Buck aud Stag Tables and with
match the package from the shelves Ivory Table Cut
ley with without Forks, Carve ard scers match,
in mahogany Rodgers Crooks, and wasl~nhones
Scissors and snail Cutlery large assortment; sma Cutlery
o. common makers In almost Rodgers Butch
e and Msrhs Razors Evans Lance Butchers Palette
Knives Nut Picks and Crackers; ard CHAM
Openers; London made Dressing Cases and Bagaee
Tables.
Just received fresh supply ofour celebrated Mabemae
Raxcrs, which warrant good.
Merchants Wishing this civ advised cur stock
previous purchasing down town. import dir, from
the manufacturers.
GRAvELEY wREAKs,
a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

DT HotT's HorEL is now open on the European
plan, as lodging and ealing house. Old Mi. Holt
is one Of the most remarkable men Of the day. Three
times in the of his life he has made large for
tunes and lost them-but not by his own acts. He
is member of no Temperance Society-but he ne
YER drank gill of wine or liquor in his life. We
saw him the other day, and though he has had to
put on his old, clean white apron and take to his
business he rs as happy, cheerful, contened
philosopher and devsh sight more useful and in
dustrous
His immense house 10 now opened FOR the spring
One Of his boys as he calls them, attends the bar,
another the ordinary, and himself the eating depart
ment in the basement. We went oil over the house
the other day and peeped in spen the good old lady
SO celebrated for her industry, tact and management
in keeping such houses She was as happy as could
be, and is locking forward 10 better and brighter
times both here and hereafter.
Holts Hotel is q capital place for beef steak.
tried one, and I consider myself Judge
The history Of the life Of old Mr.. Hol, is perfect
romance IN the ups asd downs Of fortune, such az
frequently take place in this country. We have a
great mind TO sketch il of in few days. His life is
truly philosophy teaching by example" Till the
sketch be ready, 90 get q, his capital ordinary
eating ls good thing to begin with.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19


that be has opened Apoecarys Store 81 Chambers
St two doors from Chatham, where he viii be happy
day and night upon those who honor him with their
rsnsgs he has studied - Europs and for the las, sixteen
Mr. }. Mhsa, where be he has given entire
Medicine. the quality viii ID. used by him and phys
Al the lowest serrs pcessse. Hs-Sm-
II PIEKC y, SPIRIT LAMP MAX Err, No. s4s D'us-
II. cnst los~ from Clinen) ". his hanLs
the public for their since ncng the above
edge o. sus.s. to obtain esSnuso:e Of their ssers Ne
would also call their attention TO his Rejecting lamps, which
He would likewise request those who have me
superiority q this lights haf the ezpense) ser
light used Store lsmvsei.
bulrsrd tables, any other essb'ssme~t where orlasi
light wanted H. feels connds.t Ne has lamps suaAs
his customers and friends thai all Spirits ceveres him
letters, "H. Percy Split Lamp, 20 Divsi.~as
~ His wagon VII call ON eusonsrs 20 o,arly once
obtained from DE spruseivered usual wishOs
u No eonnsei,os with any other esaashu~.s nao-sn-
MEDICAL CARD-DR CARPENTER, No. I Peck
tho public ina, be ccnlsues sdniner to the aetsa
0'T To n1nb-S ofsss citizens Of this metropolis b. need.
and does h. ~ %S
rial Ne very specific enumerstng the Of The
Tcsrssg.rs he bsgs leave most stfuy remark,
.s be . % e Pr and devote. m
ants shop boys aud has separate Offices Tor the privacy Of
would add regularly educated TO he prcs.!en Of
medicine and surgery ard eived his DIPLOMA
s9 of the New York State Medical Society signed w the
highly respected snd much lsn~nted jobs Rodgers
D. . President and that he has for long series Of years
voted himset the treatment and Of all delicate nj
vse diseases be particular M the number Peck slip
PeaHa f01w DR. CARPENTER
C0NsymPIlOH, COUGHs, CATAKNHs,
kc.-br isylor,-I feel duty owe TO you asd the
Community large to state that have been severely afflicted
With cough psPitaon the besr loss Of b~se .od 9th
sv mstoms OF severe disease o the lungs and having pro-
cured every stber remedy whevt the asd ha
wing heard stlesgih OF Balkan Of Lverwor was sdu
ced BY one 81 NY friends whom hsd cured 10 resort 70 ~
Esd feel pleasure 10 thst Immediately relieved ny
~ ana snv wecss was restored te ny usual nesn.
WM. WOOD, Chsmbers and Gree~wieeh s6
The eagerness with which invaluable msASeine
sought for unparalleled and Affords most usequvocsa a
rssce ef lie ussfulsess and importance
sold ny the proprietor II SIS sowery, ans DSsv
street. t20s
Or EnO WANTED-Cn bond sss rpsrtgsge
vlOVU egcumbered property W. shs siv, ,woSts more
ard 3 Cherry ss,eet mi2As
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

NO - WHham e ln u.e CITY OF New fork.
team be had retail the following druggists-J Nh.
hau, l8j Broaoway; Messrs Southland Deac, Park Row,
sad SCI Btoadwayi ~, Ru shton Aspnwsl &c William
10 broadway, 10 Asior House OF N.
Also, At Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston.
b. The G.nuine Boxes oval containing sc Capsules
have the stamped their SIDE cosing
them. ms I'm "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-24

Any one acquainted with Vermont char.
acter might have foresaw that the people OF
the frontier. in the immediate neighborhood
of those who were struggling would be
highly excited. This feeling was cred'a.
bic TO them, and they deserve applause for
their patriotic wishes, but not one Of even
these would have declared war. They
might If they pleased make it a personal
matter and 60 into the province to their
aid, but they would no: have brought the
government Of their country in as a party.
The distinction between individual action
and national interference is too obvious not
to be perceived. While therefore all wish.
ed well TO the Canadas and cried God
speed, none desired to embroi the two
countries in war. All then have done
exactly right, the people have showed their
good will, and Congress have manifested
their prudence, while we have avoided col
lision with foreign power, have maintain
ed our friendly relations and kept the faith
of treaties, we have shown our hostility TO
oppression and demonstrated that they who
are struggling for liberty have an interest
in our prayers. fAC1FIcUs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-24
Real Estate at Auction.

THE property lately o,oned by Lemuel
l. Curtis in Burlington, consisting oC a
large brick store and building occupied
as a shoe shop, and The iand on ,chich The
same stand, and now hoiden by The subscriber
an frua, for certain creditors of said Cuiis,
,oW De exposed for sale al pubhc auc-
lion at the store on The same premises, on
Saturday het day of September nert at
5 o'clock I. The afternoon. SAID prope, ty
IS under an 'ncumbrance of Eighteen hun
dred dollars. and ,oiH be sold subject TO SAID
tncumbrance, The too buildings wiH be sold
together or separately 10 suit the purchasers
NOBLE LOPELY Trustee,
Burlington, .4ugmt9,