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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-13
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Liver Complaint, 10 years standing
Mrs Hannah Browne, wifc OF Joseph Browne, north
sixth street, Williamsburg, afflicted, for the last
ten years With the Liver Complaint, was complete
IL restored to health through the treatment Of DR..
VIM. Evans. Symptoms Habifual constipation Of
the bowels, total loss Of appetite, excruciating pain
ofthe epigastric region, great depression Of spirits,
~languor, aud other symptoms OF extreme debility,
often disturbed sleep, pain in the rightside, could
not lie on the left side without an aggfasation oil
the pain, with other symptoms Indicating great de-
rsngement in the functions OF the liver. Mrs
Browne was attended by three of the first physi-
clans, but received but little relieffrom their medi-
cine till Mr.. Browne procured some Of DIR. VIM
Evans Invaluable preparations. which chectualiy
relieved her Of the above distressing symptoms,
with others, which 1t is not so essential TO intimate.
JOSEPH BROWNE.
Gin and County Of Nete York, TO teit;--
Joseph Browne, Williamsburg, Long Island, being
duly sworn, did depose, and say that the facts as
set forth in the above statementto which he has sub.
scribed his name, are just and true.
Sworn before me this 9TH day ofJanuary 1887.
PETER PINCKNEY,
Com'y. Of Deeds
DR.. Evans Medicines are for sale in Martiusbnrg
at the Drug Store Of VIM. DORSEY.
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MO. /. HERRING AND COD FISH,-Just
~ received and for sale by
June 6, 1889. J. w. BOYD.
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WTOOI! WOOL!!

M wish to purchase a large quantity Of wool
w for which we will pay a liberal price.
May %, 1889. BURNS s. SEIBERT.
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MRS ANNE r, KENNY, No. IFS, Leafs stree,
lt between Stanton and Houstcn sss., afflicted for
ten years with the oilow iug distressing symptoms
Acid cractaiions. daily s~pasmod,c pains ia The head,
loss Of appetite. palpitation of the heart, giddaaess
and dimness OF sight, could not lie on her right side,
disturbed rest, after inability Of engaging in ans
thing that demanded rigor OF courage. sometimes u
visionary idea Of sa sggravaiion Of her disease, q
whimsical aversion 10 particular persons and places,
groundless apprchenstoas ofpersonsl danger aud poy.
eriy, an irksomeness aud WEAKNESS OF life, discon.
tented, disloietude on every slight occasion, she
conceived she could reither die nor live, she went,
lamenied, desponded, and thought she led a most
miserable HE, never was aay one 80 bad, with FIRE.
qaent mental authorizations.
Mr.. kenny had the advice Of several minen,
phy sieisas, aud had recoerse TO numerous medicines.
but could not obtain even temporary alienation OF
her distressing state, tll her husband persuaded her
10 make trial Of my mode Of treatment. She is now
quite relieved, aud finds herself not only capable OF
attending 10 her domestic affairs, but avows that she
enjoys as good health at present rs she did at any
period of her existence
j. KENNY husband Of tho aforesaid Anne +.
Kenny,
Sworn before me, this i4ih day OF Deeembe, 1886.
PETER P1NCkNEy,
Com If Deeds.
Or Evans Medicines arc sold 10 Mar,insburr Al
the Drug Store OF VIM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-13

More conclusive proofs Of the extraordinary
efficacy of DIR. VIM. Evans celebrated Can,ofniie
and Apsrienf Antibiiious Pits, in alternating attic.
ted mank lnd - MIR. Rober, Cameron, l0l Bowery,
symptoms: unusual fa,uIency in the bowels, Sc.
we're gripping. frequent indication to go to stool, te.
nesmus, loss OF appetite, nausea, vomiting, fire..
quency OF pulse, aud a frequent discharge Of u pc.
cuiisrly i9tid matter mixed with blood, great de.
bility, sense OF burning heat, with au inloIerable
bearing down Of the parts. Mr.. Cameron is en-.
Joy ing perfect health. and returns his sincere thanks
for the extraordinary benefit he had received
DR., Evans Medicines are sold ia Martinsburg al
the Drug Store Of VIM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-06-13

Pavalytic Rheumatism "A perfect cure et
lccted BY the treatment Of DIR. w. EVANS. MIR.
John Gibson, OF North Fourth st. Williamsburgh. NJ
hicted with the above compliant for three years and
nine months during which time he had 10 use
crutohes. His chef symptoms were exorucialing
pain 10 all his joints. bat especially 10 ihc hip, shout.
der. knees aud ankles, an aggravation Of The pains 10.
wards night and Tor the most part At all times from
external heat, an obvious thtckening Of the faseia aud
Iigsmcnts, with a complete loss Of muscular power.
For the benefit oil those all icted ia n similar manner
Mr.. Gibson conceives IL meet 10 say that the pains
have entirely ceased, aud that his joints have com
pietciy recovered heir natural tone, and be feels
able TO resume his ordinary business.
QU~Dr. Evans Medicines ARE for sale in Martins.
burg BY WIN. DORSEY, dgf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
M q NEY Al A Il * k II.
"wednesday, June 1915 r. M.

Wall street is in languid state; bat very little is doing
generally; time wanted bring financial matters in regu
lar train.
Sales Of stocks have been to-day to fair extent but prices
have not presented material change in how
ever falling off manifest Dry Dock receded per cents
Am. Trust and Bank per cent? Vckbug per cent; Can
oa per cent; Stonineton ~ per cent? Harlem per cent
In sterling bills for the packet tomorrow there has
brisk done The United States Bank has been
drawer all the morning per cent 81 So At this rate
the chief business has been dene although Prime, Ward
King have been drawers at 81 per cent S4s7 Az these
there little disposition to ship specie, particularly
France, the rate Paris being i2i cts There is
great shipping demand for se particularly Mexican dollars
which per has been offered These symptoms with
the continued high Of exchange, creating little
uneasness.
The Bank Of Watervile, located in the village Of Water
vle Oneida couny with acapital Of $ll5ooo which has all
paid the necessary securities in bonds and mortgages
deposited with the Comptroller 1t will business
this week. and its notes will be redeemed at the Bank of the
Of New York the the safety fund bank
The following the ofcers-Stanton Park Pres
dent Julius Candee Vice Presidents Josia Bacon Cashier
Notes ofthe Brandon Bank selling New Orleans
the LIST instant at from rs 80 per discount Texas
Treasury at from SIS TO 80 per cent discount.
The balance Of the Eckford property offered today
auction and notwithstanding the high prices obtained which
fully equal to the last sales, the sale stopped enough
having been sold pay the required The follow
ing he ceilings
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

o. TnE WAY TO MAKE MoSEr, is TO come and
advertise in the Herald.-Oar extra mammoth sheet
published today, of nearly thirty thousand copies,
tells most astonishing tale Of some very celebrated
and most valuable medicines, which we are sure the
invalid should duly consider, il he would desire
health and long life. J. o. Fay, General Agent, at
Minors Franklin House Drug store, No. 1873 Broad
way understands the art Of selling medicine he has
some six or eight columns Of advertisements IN our
paper today, OF medicines the most celebrated and
Of intrinsic value-some OF which are as follows
The genuine " RoUand's Tonic Hirtpe' is Justly
celebrated as being the only remedy for fever
and sgue 100000 cases being annually cured by its
its employment. "Ko,cands Aiferafirs," or Com.
posnd Spirituous Extract Of Sarsaparilla for chro
mic diseases, or complaints Of long standing, as
" spring purifier" is particularly recommended to
the invalid; and syrup made from IL, makes de-
lghtfuI and most economical preparation Of Com
pound Syrup Of SarsapariUa. We also notice a
q Specific Remedy for Dropsy,' with the assurance
Of ninety years Of age, that his life has been
preserved by il for the last thirty years This most
deplorable disease has now a remedy And, to
conclude, If the ladies would like to appear more
beautiful and look more enchanting, they will OBJ
tain box two Of the " Oriental Po,rder of dia-
b1stU"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
Mr.. wn.LIAMs. THE ENGLISH ocuLlsr

lry- Ia 1870 Mr.. wliams happened 10 he at IIa,re
France the arrival of Capt Edward George (of the ship
superb sf PhladelPia who had lost the sight Of eye
Within enth he left the port having the both
by application Of the remedies entrusted his care. So
great the Captains gratitude, that his return 10 Phiia
depha be persuaded his patron the late stephen GarJ
% that city become bis patient and encouraged him ae nv
the 81 which Captain George witnes. fvr
the sight Of he thought had
MS birth and by letter from Mr. Girard, dated April 49,
1890 he r Williams that his eye ia better state
than any period of his life The great age, nearly Nrrry
hndance was proved IN numerous instances per-
than eighty years of and who was re-
stored sight in London, who than one hundred
Very sucking snt have also been ht by
h remedies the application Of the most which, ony
produces temporary rt'ng, that goes on in few minutes
The afflicted living al distance may obtain his opinion o.
their cases by applying BY letter postpaid Gas he will
ceve any other stating every Particular we'll their
constitutions &C. when he will frankly state hi. opinion WIZ.
tcr there any hop of cure, tciths any provided that
such letters before the end &C August Bot he can
only treat the poor gratis who attend him every day
Other persons however, be treated by him by
with him through the medium % their friends and sup
piled with suitable remedies Cor their variow eases on .iyns
him al the time references TO any merchant or banker
the city 81 New YORK. for the pa, me OF his usual FEES IN adj
vance which vary according 10 the disease as the state Of
fortun~ Of the Affected
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

OLYMPIC THEArRE.-McKinney, manager Of this
theatre, takes benefit tonight, and offers An attrac-
tive bill. Mr.. Freer, Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn, Master
Diamond, Monsieur Checkeni's pupils, and Mac
himself, all appear. Mac has not had benefit here
for fire years, and his friends (and he has many)
should rally around him tonight, and let this prove
in every sense Of the word a benefit indeed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

IMPORTANT TO OwSERs AND MATES OF STEAM.
BeArs.-By reference to our report of the proceed.
ings in the u s. Circuit Court, il will be that
Judge Belts has decided that all steamboats, are
bound have iron rods chains to steer by, and
that il any rope is used TO connect the wheel with
the radder the master Of such beat is liable to the
penalty Of $500 II may be remembered that one CT
the Circuit Courts Of Louisiana recently decided
that the act did net apply to boats navigating the
Mississippi, but Judge Belts holds quite contrary
opinion, that both in law and physic doctors will
differ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

0 IL yoa want to taste nectar, just try little Of
the Duff Gordon wine. See advertisement in ano-
Their column. Some Of the wine houses Of this city
pass off Duff Gordon that is Duff Gordon, but to
be sure Of the genuine, go to Ryan's. We speak
from pc rs onal experience.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

0J-The Lexington steamer accompanies the Great
Western down to Sandy Hook today. Then they
part-the latter across the waste Of waters" and
through the sea-sickaess, to Engand-the former up
TO New York and through the headache, to their
wives and children.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13
MORNING HERALD.



We publish, this day, nearly ten columns Oh nc"
advertisements and issue edition OF nearly ''oe"y
thousand papers.
In short time this system will sspercede entirely
the necessity Of advertising in any Wall street
paper. 1t is cheaper and more business like. Fer
she double sheet alone, the price Of is re-
duced from so to 70 per centand the cost OF the pa
Per full so per cent, compared with our rivals in
the trade We can afford this reduction, from the
great increase Of quantity and circulation.
We have also republished, by particular request,
the remarkable sketch called the "Recent Royal
Drama" copy Of which was by us exclusively re-
ceived by the Great Western 1t is curious expose
of the machinery Of courts and courtiers.
We shall give notice in few days OF our next
double sheet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

CASADA.-Matters andthings in this section Of the
world are fast settling down soberly and steadily
and il is not likely that shall have any exciting
topic to tell Of in this quarter for the next six months
An agent from Sir George Arthur has been sent on 10
Washington to explain away the affair Of seizing the
the vessel and casnsn at Brockville, and Col Worth
was also there upon the crrand I; and the
probability Is, that the matter will be amicably ar
ranged. The Montreal papers seem to be recover.
ing their senses, and in favor Of uniting the TIVE
provinces, and il the British parliament act wisely
the latter end Of Canada may be better than its be-
ginning
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

Another CIReULAR.-we learn that the apple
and orange women Of Wall street intend to publish
tomorrow a" Circular on the necessity Of peace
full combination TO Sustain the downward tendency
in the orange and apple market Il is believed that
the United States Bank is at the back Of this move
ment. and that HUMPHREYS & Biddle, of Liverpool,
have powerful interests at stake in the result Our
old favorite, Mrs. o'IIaggerty, has brought about
this combination, and promises to advance three
fcsrths the value Of all apples and oranges that
may be consigned to her from New Jersey or else
where.
will Mr.. s. " $. Wilder please to say whether
the u. =. Bank is connected with this important
movement or notl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

We make this tabular list in order that the people
Of England, as well as this country, may see what
we have and to have amongst us; that they may
see our strong points and our weak points; what we
want, and what do not want. With the excep-
tion OF Braham, who is stricken in years, Miss Ste
Phens, who is $ married and can't GOMEZ Miss Ro-
mer ditto, ditto, and Philips, who is still excellent,
shall have the highest order of English operate
talent amongst us and require it ALL for we have
country larger than all Europe to supply with the
"feast OF reason, the flow of sosl,'' and the warm
gushings Of delicious melody. Grisi, Rubini, Tam
burini, and Labache do not expect yet for three
four years. The of the Taglonis may per-
haps bring out to for an angel visit the bright
particular star, Taglioni herself; and if she
to the Park, is rumored, the Elsers will compete
with her at the National. In tragedy, this season,
the Park will be lamentably deficient. Macready
must come out, to supply the hiatus. Abbott is
paratively dead to New York, having theatre to
manage in the South. Balls will be with us occa-
sionay and always welcome; he is sterling actor,
always cheerful, always correct; he has made great
impression in the provinces, and will reap rice har
vest therein this summer We want Wrench and
jones out here We have no lady to play genteel
comedy none whatever; and no female tragedian
worth going the sill Of the door to see, unless
Miss Philips returns to the stage, is rumored, or
Fanny kemble. In humorous comedy and farce we
shall be strong; and although we should be pleased
| to see Liston and Harley, yet We can do without
them. We have great quantity of trash amongst
rs, not enumerated above; but this 10 unav odabe,
and for the present we must endure it. but the time
will come when the two leading theatres in New
/
cously filled as at COvent Garden Drury Lane
in their most palmy days.
With respect to the remaining movements Of the
theatrical world there is little to be said All the
stars returning from the south and west and drop
ping into the city, one by one, laden with precious
treasure. Forrest has just left Cincinnati, and Ce
leste has left St. Louis for New York; both with i'm
mense sums the last benefit of Celeste at st. Louis
was $ll49, being Sl0O more than was in the
house on any previous occasion
In this city, theatricals are looking up We shall
have six theatres in full blast. The Park is i'm
proving fast; it is something like the Herad-noth
ing seriously affect it for any length Of time. The
National is on the wane-ths houses rscently have
been very poor the morale and regime Of that place
want rectifying. The Bowery 10 doing good
business the Franklin so the Olympic as good
as can be expected and Flynn will have his theatre
under way in few weeks. But Niblo's Garden
will probably make more money than all the thea.
tres this summer. The Ravels, and the Seguns,
and the Horns, draw admiring crowds thther
nightly. What with the above, and our galleries,
and sculpture, and paintings, we shall have gay
season.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

SUMNER REsoRrs.-There great many ham,
bugs in this line, list Of which we preparing
and shall publish in few days. We perceive the
Wall street papers imposing the public.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

THEAyRIcAL MovEAEErs-Ths amount Of thea
trisal talent in this country at the present time is
very great and for the ensuing theatrical season 10
beyond all precedent Let US enumerate the princi-
pal persons in the various departments Of the drama
that We shall ha re To amuse us next seaaen -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

ARREST or TWO CArrAISs OF SLAvERs.-OnTues-
day evening, one Of the U. s. Marshal's went on
board II. H. M. brig Buzzard, yng at the quarantine
ground, and took into custody Henry Letting and
Samuel Ii. Hooker, the commanders Of two vessels
that had been captured by the Buzzard of the coast
Of Sierre Leone.
The history of this extraordinary affair is in our
possession; but we only make room for the fol-
owing brief expose this day
On the 18th Of January last, II. Il. nj. brig Lily
captured vessel called the Eagle, sailing un der
Spanish colors, and carried her into Sierre Leone
The Spanish authorities there refused TO cond emn
her because her master, Samuel H. Hooker, produced
set Of American papers. In this state of things
the prize master, Mr. G. :. Boys, n. N, determined
20 put TO sea and seek new instructions from the
captain Of the Lily; but, when or the Bite Of Benin
the Buzzard hailed him, and Captain Fitzgerald de
termined on coming e. New York 10 submit the mat
ter to the Anne rican Government. Cant r. nroeeed.
70 Washington this day 20 lay the case before the
British minister, and to ask that functonary IL some
arrangement could not be made with the Americas,
Government 70 put stop TO the traffic in slaves nm
der the American Nag.
press Of matter prevents our saying more on ,hi.
subject but in possession Of facts to show
that number of vessels fitted out in New York and
Baltimore, are engaged in carrying of negroes
from the Coast of Africa 10 Cuba and the Spanish
West India Islands.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

o. SUMNER HArs, light as woven hair" and
elegant too, can be had at 1i6 Broadway. They arc
made Of Leghorn straw--whitc or colored-and
cheaper than any article now wsrn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

Dct- MRs. BAILEY has benefit at the National
some evening next week, on which occasion Der
Freischutz is TO be performed with the whole
strength Of the operati, troupe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

oJ- The bank, courthouse, and other public
buildings, and about three quarters of the business
part Of Port Gibson, Miss, were destroyed by fire
on the lst inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

DlvoRcEs.- About - applications for divorce
have been made in one year in Ohio. At the same
rate there ought TO be 1900 for the Union. Cennu-
bal love.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

o. Mrs. Carrel's vapor Baths at 25 J ohm stree,
ready for visitors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-13

OEy- The steamer Pontchartrain, which was pur-
chased by the Fedcralists, of Mexico, burst her
boiler the 18th ult, eight miles N.E of Porto Ca
bello She was from New Orleans, for Tampico,
with munitions Of war for the Federalist party. No
lives lost.