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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

INVASION OF IExAs-The New Orleans papers
OF the llth ult., publish letters received in that CITY,
by the schooner Water Witch. from Vera Cruz.
which speak confidently of an intended invasion of
Texas by Mexico.
Onthe l8th Of June the Minister of War. Gene.
raj Iornel, transmitted to the Mexican Chamber of
deputies, through th0ir Secretaries. a communics-
ton, IN which it was announced that Santa Ana, the
President dd interim, had determined to direct his
armies against the department of Texas, - to cause
It again " to enter into The bosom Of the great Mex,
lean family and therefore asks the Chamber to
ciothe Santa Ana with extraordinary powers. The
request Is in these words
That the Executive be empowered to incur the
necessary expenses, until the pacifcation Of the
- Department of Texas is fully accomplished, and
to dtctdfe all measures which may be considered
necessary for the attainment Of this end!
The New Orleans papers mention the arrival there
OF the steamboat Chocuma, from Shreveport, Red
River with $500 900 in gold and silver, belonging
to Mexican inland traders, who have brought this
money with them for the purpose of buying goods
Tor the interior OF Mexico.-BaH. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

hENTutkY AND iNniAEA.-The Baltimore Pa
mot OF the sd inst, says:-"lt these two States The
election Tor members Of Congress and the State Lee.
gi'lature takes place next week. The Loco Focos
are making the most strenuous exerlions. and onr
accounts we regret 10 say, are not as decidedly "a.
Sorapie as we could wish, It's agreed by ali our
u'en"1' Una, nothing IS wanting but activity on the
part OF the Wings to carry the whole Conrress;onal
delegation of Indiana, and twelve or tbi,teep mon.
oers from keniucky. In the former State ,ber. ia
a cuIpable apathy prevailing, which may lose ma one
or two members, and in Kentucky. the question of
granting banking privileges 10 the South CaroIina
and Ohio Rail Road Bank, is used to the ininry ~
he " higs, and IN some ofour strong Coun,ie. ta[es
the place OF politics altogether. Iii impossible 10
'ore'ee the extent OF the injury we shall receive bv
,"e tn'roouctiTh oil tnis purely local question, though
dates 10 several districts In about ten 49, w.
shall have some reports of the resnl,s -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

LIGHTNfNG.-The Boston Transcript states that
during a recent thunder storm. as a group of thir-
teen workmea we're assembled near the centre of
the Ropewalk, at Hingham, abylt ofHghtuing struck
the roof over their heads, and passing through it
Frustrated one Of them to The ground, and left him
apparently hfeless, without the slightest motion or
p%ulsation. Neither Of the other persons were in
the least degree injured. DIR. Stevenson, of Hing
nam, was sent TOR to examine the one who was
struck, and after perseyering and unremitted efforts,
Tor tour hours, 10 rcsuscitate the patient, he discov-
cred a slight pulsatiou, and soon after a motion Of
The lungs, indicating a reiutn to animation. The
man was conveyed home in an insensibls state. but
on Sunday was restored to reason, and gradually re.
covered.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08
HMassasae y &fephems

a RE receiving an additional supply Of Drv
Ia Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Hqrlrqrc
&c, which can be sold very CHEAP.
August 8, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

MIcHIGAN.-The election which is to take place
in Michigan, in November, already excites greatin
terest, and both political parties seem determined
to carry the field. The L.. States Gazette Justly re-
marks
" There is no state in the Union which has suf-
fered more from a depreciateasnd villanous curren-
cy than Michigan; and with the exception of be-
nighted New Hampshire, no State has been more
devoted to the existing Administration While the
party there and elsewhere we're e~xclaiming against
The banks, and bamboozling the people with hard
money metallic currency, &c, they were creating
banks for themselves by scores, and flooding the
country with their white cat, black-cal, gray-cat,
yellow-cat, and wild cat shirplasters. Ifthe people
do not turn cut those who have brought this curse
upon them, they have less regard for the character
of their Stote than we think they have
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

- by 6j feet, three stories of stone, and , hin
giving five floors, all garpered off complete. tn,
are in the Mill three run of stone, and all laho,
wing machinery, metal gearing from nit 10 aa,,a
and all nearly new. Within 80 yards of the Nmua.'
n laroa Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
II KlO CHALLENGE. ..-LERoY's sPECIFIQUE
WOVO FRANCHISE, Tor French Speelfc.) for the
Gonorrha Glects female complaint and all Of

IL EAA CHALLENGE ..-LERoY's sPECIFIQUE
sWOVO FRANCHISE, Tor French Speeifc) for The
GonorrhGa elects female complaints and all discharges Of
the secret organs
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
arprze the public that this the great specific OF Doctor
Jerome Leroy Of Paris celebrated for the of this
class Of diseases.
IN the early stages Of the disease viii positively effect
few days without restriction Of diet Of
posare and what much important IL leaves
parts subject the Troublesome geets weakness that
often after the Of other medicines
long protracted stages If the GonorrhGa in obstinate
Geets weakness of those organs without doubt the
most efectua remedy discovered.
VIII also be found certain preventative against the dis
exposed and in any where there to fear
few doses will It's progress and any further
trouble.
Ii is intention to that deceptive system OF
putting this city, better proof OF its efficacy
challenge any to be produced that IT viii not
der forfeit OF $500
- observe One large bottle is sufficient to amy
cent of the complaint
Each bottle accompanied wit full description Of the dis
and all the necessary directions the English and French
Languages.
FIR sale only the agents ce No. IS Nassau street. oul
doors from Fulton street. Cup stars) Price $3.50 bottle
Small bottles ST. aul7 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
q. w. TiLLOU.

q. w. TiLLOU.
STocK, BANK.NoTE, GoLp SILVER
EXCHANGE BROKER,
No. 81 all street. fourth door below the New ExchaEe
New YORK.
Uncurrent money discounted at the lowest rates.
DOUGHT AND SOLD Eastern money, Souhern money,
- Western money Northern moneySoyeTgns Doublooas,
Napoleons Ten Thaler Pieces American Gold Guneas Du
Spanish Dollars Mexican Dollars, Half Dollars Bank Of
England Notes, also Gold and Silver the following States
and Domnions:-
United States Hamburg
Austrian Dominioas Genoa
Bavaria Hanover
Berne Holland
Brazil Malta
Brunswick Mexico
Cologne Naples
Columbia Milan
Denmark NetherlaHd
East India Parma
England Piedmont
France Poland
Frankfort on the Main Pougal
Geneva Prussia
Rome Russia
Sardinia Sax.ny
Sicily Spain
Sweden Switzerland
Treyes Turkey
Tuscany Venice
WartembergS Zurich. an 81. Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

DOCToR GLOVER u consulted conhdentiay a. usual, at
~ his Office. lie continues 70 devote his special attention
10 IN. and cure of those obstinate diseases which
have baed the L of the inexperienced For the last ten
years he has confined his practice 10 select branch OF
fop viz. elects. Structures Gonorrhs, and the different
forms disc Strangers aprrised that he has
received regular professional cdseaton and has
ton With the advertising quacks cfthe day
90 o6ee Nc Ann street. Broadway, sdjosniss The
Museum. sli-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL Jackets
Ms @ III

rs 80 10
To sail from New York the 26h and Liverpool the
18th Of each month
Shin SHERIDAN, Capt. F. A. Depeyster, 10Th Sept.
Ship GARRICK, Capt A. 8. Palmer, 25th October
ship ROsCIUS, Capt. John Collins, 18th November
Ship sIDDONS Capt. N. B. Palmer, a5th December.
ERsM LIVERPOOL
Shin SHERIDAN, 18th July
Ship GARRICK, 18th Aug.
Ship ROSCIUS, 18th september.
Ship SIDDONS, 18th October.
These ships all of the first class, upwards Of 1000
tons burthen built in the city Of New York. with such I'M
combine great speed with unusual comfort Tor
Every taken In this arrangement OF
their accommodations The price Of passage hence Sl4o
for which ample stores, including wine &C. will be provided
These ships will be commanded by experienced masters who
will make every exeron to give satisfaction Neither
the captains of these ships will be accountable Tor
letters parcels packages sent by hem unless regular
bills adng signed therefor For freight passage apply
Ell COLLINS CO.,
Sc South st N York, or to
WIN. & JAS. BROWN CO., Liverpool.
Letters by the Packets will be charged l2s cents per single
hee50 per ounce, and newspapers one cent each
soy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

NEW FASHION.-BR0WN cos, new style Of
Hats ready for sale at the low fixed price Of So
They surpass in beauty any offered for the
price combining the requisite qualities Of the costly
ghtnes durability and ustre The great number Of hats
which they SELL and for cash only enables them to furnish
pablo invited examine and Judge their merits at BRows
&Cos wholesale and retail warehouse, i7s Chatham
Of Mote treet. New York sl3.3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

AMI CHftL HOUoI, DNOADWhI, 10
W THIS Hotel situated the highest ground aud in the
most fashionable part Of Broadway; Of LEONARD
street. and extending TO Benson street. by its location and
rangememt it we'll calculated for the accommodation Of fam
lies The private baors have from three bed
attached There 100 BID ere places The
dining 80 icet by so feet connecting with Office,
kitchen and pantrs the floor. The cooking apara-
tus Is fully equal to in this country There large rain
water cserns and well OF good water with force pump, by
which water be ed TO each story with all other
rangements and fixtures required the establishments Of the
kind For terms inquire Of JOSHUA WALKER, South
Sharp street, Baltmore at No. Ill., Liberty street, New
York an. 27-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

(NARRfAGEs.-The Subscribers constantly receiving
~ from their mandatory at New Haven Carriages o. all
descriptions. which they offer TO the public, the most IA
vorable terms al their Repository No. 70 and "a Canals
Those wishing TO purchase will do well 10 call and examine
,us7sin. BREWSTER co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

poueHr, AND THE FULL vsLur ervrr ~ cAsH,s nv
". LEVITT II Duane st., doors from William
90 Knowing there persons who make great pun IN
their for Cast OF Clothing, NC &c and who
in many do give the full vslse for the sameH l.
viii those gentlemen who may have such articles BY
them aad who send for him Of receiving the very Utmost
value IN CASH for every cle
line through the Post Once, otherwise, TO the seovt
address, vii meet with due ate ntion. je2s b.
DRIME HAVANA sEGARs.-A Choice Assortment
Of Rerslias Trsbucs, Curadores and common segx Of
me most select brands imported direct from the Havsna aud
Cor sale wholesale and retail hsay har II sry other esfsb
hsksenf al the New sesar Store Ne Wall street Base
nspt Story. Please call ssd tyy. SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

NIEW PEHTODIJAL--THE MUNTH Ef JHKVNE
Nv Gle OF ORIGINAL LITERATURE-The second
number Of this periodical ready for delivery, con
tanning papers by the following distinguished writers Pro
lessor lpgraha, Mrs sigonrney W. d. Gallagher 81 Cnc'n
natl w. shreeve HamJen Morarty y W. Cone, DIR. War
rem, Miss Caroline Tbsyer, &. Donald Mcleod &c. NC,
sudscbers requested TO be forwarded TO the pub
Usher, y. SAUNDERS, 337 Broadway.
subscrptton. for the wear number 30
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
CARTER AND THOkP,
Book, Sob and Catalogue Printers,

Book, Sob and Catalogue Printers,
No. So, Exchange Place.
DOCKS Pamphlets. Cards Circulars, Handbills, Gaia.
- logue. and every description OF Mercantile, Law No
tarial Blanks, executed the moderate terms.
Messr Carter and rherp return thanks for the very al
patronage hitherto extended to them and would respectfully
inform the public that their type presses sc. entirely
ard Of the approved STYLE they entertain but little
doubt Of giving satisfaction all who may entrust them with
orders.
07- Be particular, No. So Exchange Place s6.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

b. IRWIN x Co. Members OF the Royal College Of Sur
81 geons London. continue TO be consulted delicate dis
where, from the commodous o their
aborng under delicate complaints be treated win
and safety.
j. IRWIN Go. pledge themselves that In all of the
violent veuerea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice. their treatment without mercury has been most
ceu and speedy They need not by certificates direct ths
rsbc attention their superior practice IN those diseases
their reputation in this city wen known aud respected by
these who had TO conhde IN their honor strongly
recommended females who the habit OF using their
Deobsruent Pills. that than two should be taken
any might produce effects which those who
would be mothers dcsirout 10 avoid can be
hadrecen cured in two days Those who have aured
themselves by secret and desru tive habit obtain relief
Solvent security all that III be required until shall
effected Letters post paid detailing the nature OF the
plant and covering suitable fee will be immediately attend
to- and medicines with full directions, forwarded TO the
parties. auS IN
UVHE STUDY OF BOOK KEEPING IS Cedar street,
Broadway-C.C e. MARSH, Accountant, continues
IL give Practical Lessons in this most necessary branch Of
mercantile educ alton Also open ccse adjust accounts,
and 10 write up books.
The course in rucon through which the pupil passes
horevghy practical and the OF good capacity who
dsvoes about three eks the study will be qualified to
keep correctly aud eleg any the accornts ~ business
The student practically opens conducts closes and eopens
set OF partnership accounts has brought before him more
than hundred different business transactions each OF which
familiar with the various beoks from setus
ference trial baasces balance sheets. various Mercantile
calculations in Equation OF Payments Discount and interest
Exchange, Insurance, &c. sc.
c. {. MARsrs WORKS,
INTRODUCED in n. Y. r. schools.)
The Science Of Double Entry Book keeping simphcd
A standard work, eighth edition, 300 pages svo-sl ID
The Art cf Single Entry Book keeping Improved by the
A Lecture on the study O. Bookkeeping with Balance
Sheet" Aneat pamphlet, aspa. l2sno price iscs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

M.rse shs~l. 100 rich sgursd Brcc's 10 .. cessss
aud for sale liberal terms By ~
AMI ams h"te@SS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

WANTED.-A young American English girl Of from II
ol0 years sfage, TO do the work Of small family
,st'ng ouly OF gentleman and his wife, Apply st ~ John
between the hours Of ii and O'Clock. au.2o
SHAWLs!!!-l60 81 Broche shawls, at So IS each
y 400" do do $50
400 rich do $50
40 "superior quality AND beautiful colors 50
300 s rich cashmere wool and slk) 10 ~
200 elegant oaskne from $l2 to SIS
Splendid new styles and most exquisite designs The Ladies
are invited to inspection Of the above also qsaa-
MY new shaded and figured silks and sans recevedat
VIM. VANNS, 2el Grand street
sIoIw' between Allen Orchard sts.
AMERICAN FALL FASHION FOR 1885,
AOWELL, late Of the firm Of Brown Co.. under Whose
direction that firm aimed such patron
age presents to the public the AMERICAN FALL FASH
ION Tor 1889 which admirable model urpasse any previous
pattern produced about five years since he establish
ca IN his business the equab price sye which he
SIN ciupu uy Adhees to, with mutual advantage to hrssen
ana patrons he would here however, meaton an improve
mnt IN qualltyinead Of the long nap he now oers the
oe kn nat 20 much admredfor Its smootnes and beauty
~hi.e he price, 5-remans permanent as before.
HOWELL, 40 Chatham square. up stairs
SIS I'M corner Of the Bowerv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

THE COMpLExiON.-FEMALB BEAUTY-Akin-
sons Depilaory, the only article that has ever been
found t permanently supernous hair from the Face
neck and of Females leaving the shin softer finer and
whittier than before its applications n Is mild and harmless
In s nature that may be used upon infant with perfect
so Broadway. Agent Cor IN. United state, Of America sig
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

: 49, - FOR NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
cAlS Steamship sf 5th of October. The new and
splendid steamship NEW YORK, captain
j. T. Wright leave Cor the above ports above at O'clock
r. Mtouchng land and receive passengers at Savannah
Key West Havana, and Mobile giving passengers an oppor
tuny the above places his steamer was built err
pressy going sea- and carries Sufficient quantity OF fuel
Tor the voyage For passage for ser Of the above ports hav
ing splendid furnished both FOR cabin and steer
are apply tie captain board foot OF 9th street. East Ri
" CHAs MORGAN,
.isvw. ~ Peck slip.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
TED sTATrs ARMY


M ANTED-For the United States Army, few able DO.
w died Men between the offs and IS years TO VI ON
good pay raous and clothing will be gveen Also two MUST
eans Buesr and Drummer FOR the hand of the and Dra
roon stationed At Governors IaodFor particulars ap.
ply al the Recruiting Rendezvous ies South street. o.
Dover. sls I'm"
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, MrLLivrRs fEDLARs
| VLTM. vANN's Cheap Dry Goods Store, 7oI Grand
wv street, contains this fail the best asssrtsen to be-
this city Of cheap useful and rich goods few articles
| wanted but You hnd here IN profuson.
7oi Grand between Allen and Orchard slsiw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

- c- - REGULAR MAIL LINE FOX BOZ
S,ssgazsx<, TON, Daily, Sundays escePsetn al p NJ
from Battery Place. Pier No l. North h''
YER via Stonington, ", wport and Providence.
Massachusetts,. Capt. Cornstock.
Rhode Island, Capt Thayer.
/" Narrsganscti, Capt. Child.
Providence, Capt wool.ey,
Lexington. Capt Vanderbilt
Ore of the above Boat, will leave New York daily, except
Sunday.
Passengers on the arrival Of the Steamer, stonington
nav take the Rail Road Cars and proceed with the mail mme
dasy 20 Providence Boston continue in the steam
er via Newport and take the rail road Providence Tor
Boston.
Tn. steamer Massachusetts. Capt Thsyer, will leave this
Afternoon Thursday 10Th ats o'clock. from Pier No. Cor
Providence via sonineton and Newport and ,he Rhode
Island Can't Thayer, the time, from Pier No. for
Providence direct
Passengers or their arrival Providence. take the
lar Rad Roae Csrs fsr Boston. aue2o
yHTANTEp iMMr DIATELy-Acompstsnt Apotheeary
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his irenA
IN and the public that he has opened Reectoy tks
large elegant building, No LA Fulton Fish, FLESH
and Fowl always TO be found his tables and deiia
Of the provided appears in the market
and he hopss find that generous
which he is determined to deserve.
il0-d J. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

: r~ ANEW YORK, NEW ARK, BELvILLE
R-' AND ACQUACKANoNK.-op and after
sept 18th, The Steam boat Psssaic viii run
between New York and Newark in connection with the Steam
a. Olive Braneh al Newark which boat will be IN readiness
en- the arrival OF the Pasc carry passengers and freight to
B4IvilIe and Acqusch anonk md leaves as follows
10 o,lo,L A. M ~ O'Clock A. M.
4PM. lAFM
Ou Sunday the passengers will leave,
% o'clock A. NJ " o'clock a. M.
ar az ~ . .
Fair 10 Newark Ie3 Bevlle Is and Acquachanonk sif All
kinds of freight tab zen on reasonable terms auS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
STOVES! sTOvEsM STovEs,,,


DEhFECT Railway and Steam Conductor, Victoria Ma.
tonal, and other Patterns Coal Who'd Cooking Stoves
The subscriber most respectfully invite attention their
new and plenpd improved king stoves which for beauty
simplicity quantity and quality cooking baking &C. g. have
no equal and We challenge in all points
ana all we ASK 10 convince rational person that such
FACTS crtica examination Of the above named
they will be found unlike any other patterns offered for
sale in this city
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will il to their interest "a
give us call previous to purchasing elsewhere sell
cheap other store in the city Also most splendid
article Of parlour for for sale WHOLE
sale or retail, by SALISBURY BARKER, as7 Water It,
sli-im' between Beekman st. & Peck ship
THO LITERARY MEN OR CAPiTALIsTs-To apv
i person having small cum Of money at his CON-
mand, most eligible opportunity presents itself for entering
into co-partnership in first rate periodical work, n
Of successful progress and Of high literary character
The amount repaired would be about $50 per and
the work altar advantages its literary
it offers corresponding inducements for safe and profitable
vestment
Please apply Immediately BY letter. addressed Y through
the Park post Office. sl3e.
HtHEAP FUEL.! So rs PER TON.-Superior Peach Or
~ chs I'd Coal equal TO any sold the city, for sale e
Monroe street. between Rutgers and Acknowledgement
would do we'll TO leave their orders Immediately guam
tity on hand is small.
f,ose who purchase will be supplied during the winter
at the same price. SLIM
DAvILiON, NEW BRIGHTON, opposite New York
The subscriber would be pleased to have the
about be made by the departure Of few families from the
Pavilion filled and order that they may not be leag
cupicd he takes the of informing his friends and the
and he would al state that il is his intention
keep the with all the arrangements late
in the his boarders may be pleased to remain
The balls will be regularly continued Friday evening
and the Kendall band will be retained.
The accommodations for bathing, billiards. &C.
passed.
GEORGE rIERs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

DR. AMOS g. HULLs oFFICE,4 vEsEY STREET
~ Exclusively devoted to the OF Hernia and Proiapsus
Of the uterus An experienced Surgeon. graduate Of The
University Of this State, IN constant attendance.
This establishment, favorably known in this city for
than 20 years. patrouised by the medical faculty to whose
good opinions It's highly successful solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER be had calling
above. 4VESEY STREET, ASTOR HOUSE.
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