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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21
laos, raox AsrsHAcIrs CoAL.--Ths sxpsFi

TRos. FROM AsrpHAcIrs CoAL.-Ths sxpsri-
ment Of certain propristors Of furnace, u Petite
vile, Pa, for making iron, By the use Of anthracite
coal, iustead Of charcoal, which 10 the usual element
Of heat, in bias, furnaces, IN The Unissd Safes u
understood to have been completely successful. A
letter from Potssvills, under date Of the 25th inst,
which ws observe in the PhilsdslPhia inquirer,
seys. II think you may now safely send al your
friends up to sec tho operation Of making iron with
Send up oil the sceptics YOU can hndI they will 20
home converted"
Tho success Of this experiment has been Justly re-
garded ~ ono Of much importancs TO the manufac-
turing and financial concerns ofths country. Many
millions Of money. or moneys worth, 60 out annu-
ally to Europe, FOR iron. But with inexhaustibls
supplies Of the raw material, and Of the coal neces.
sary to convert IL, we may fairly sxpectth that no long
period will elapse before this country can at least
supply her own wants, In regard to . metal which
IL more necessary to the comfbrs ofmsn, and there
fors, more precious than gold and silver. Penn
sylvsnia 10 especially rich in her treasures OF iron
and coal.-Bah. Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21

FgMAtx RrsosAtioH.-Deaco Marvin, ofLyms,
Conn, a large lsnd.holder and exemplary man, was
exceedingly eccentric In some Of bis notions. he
couttship, Il il said, was % MISUNDERSTANDING ons
dsy mounted his horse, with only . sheepskin for .
saddle, IN rode in front Of the house wherein nsuy
Lea lived. and without dis.mounting. requested Bet
~ to come to him; on her coming, he told her that
tic Lord had sent him there to marry her. Betty.
wi.hou. much hesitation, r~splisd-"Ths Lords
will be dore."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21

QuIrr AccoxxoDa rIHo.-The Northampton
whix contains an advertisement for the ssls o.
Plat No. A, in the 6sryins ground Of the firss
Presbyterian Church, Of Easton. Tho advertiser
ssstes that the !" purchssey will have the ryia o.
issmedisfe possessos." What IN accommodating
chan ha il
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21

An AposrArx's RRwARD.-An European, N the
service ole wealthy Turk, having embraced the ~
ligion Of the prophet, informed bic master Of tho
circumstances. |" an heartily glad Of Il, " said the
Turk. A thou must now drink no wine. | shall
pay ,hee 30 guIldsrs per month less than | used 10
ao,. and he gave orders that 4 strict eye should DO
kept upon this perjured fellow, otherwise b might
br false TO him also.-Fcreigx MonfAly Review.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21
LOUISIANA |
esramn 3seaI ESTATE am0 Stofk
LOTTERIES:
JOHN Nj. CLARKE, WHEELIse, VA,
Sote Agent of the Managers fort Western States.
Caldwell, Oakley g. Pritchard, M'grs and Prop'rs.
BIZ authority Of The STATE Of Louisiana.

JOHN M. CLARKE, WHEELING, VA,
Sale Agent of the Managers forth Western States.
Caldwell, Oakley & Pritchard, M'grs and Prop'rs.
VyHE First or Half Million Lottery will be
drawn in December. 1889, and finished at one
drawing by the Nos. l to rs placed in the wheels
and II numbers drawn to determine the Prizes
RAT the Two Million Lottery will be drawn in JAN
nary, 1910, on the old plan of blanks and prizes
numbers in one wheel, and blanks and prizes in
another wheel Both Lotteries, under the super
vision of two Judges, WILL BE DRAWN IN NEW
ORLEANS.
The Half Million Lottery has 1891 Prizes, Of
which SO are of Real Estate, and 335 of Stocks,
bssides many Prizes composed of Tickets in the
Grand Two Million Lottery, affording a participa-
ton of chances to the holder of Ticket for Prizes
in the GRAND LOTTERY of Two Millions of Dol
lars. lO,900 PRizEs!!! to the full amount OF 81
900 600, of which 10Y are Prizes Of Real Estate.
Only 9 blanks TO 4 Prize!!!
Among the Prizes in these two Lotteries are ma
nv public and private buildings, which adorn the
Civ of New Orleans, and are the pride of its inhabi-
tants. The Verandah, St. Charles street Theatre,
American Camp street Theatre, St. Charles Ar
csde Buildings, with Hotels, Dwelling Houses,
Stores, Building Lots, and many entire Squares OF
Ground. besides Stocks in Banks and other Insti-
buttons of Louisiana, amounting to THO Million,
FIVE Hundred Thousand Dollars. All the Real
Estate and Stocks offered in Prizes are owned by
them and in their possession; the acts of sale with
clear titles, are vested in their firm, and recorded
in the office of Adolphe Mazureau, not. pub. and
Office of Con,eyances, ready for transfer to the hol-
ders Of Prize Tickets, exempt from all membranes.
The property is set apart to that sole and only PR.
pose, and can in no event whatever, be conveyed
otherwise by the firm than to the holders of Prize
Tickets.
The Capital Prize in the Half Million Lottery,
or Glass, No. 1, is the CAMP STREET THEATRE,
valued at $3.50 900. Tickets, wholesale price, or
by the Package, $40. Retail price, $l2.
The first days drawing Of the Two Million Lot.
terry, or Glass, No. 9, will m on the 9th of
January, 1910. Wholesale Package price of Tick
cts, $50. Retail price, 500.
Capital Prize, the Verandah Hotel, valued at
Half Million, rents for $3S 900 per annum.
The public will please not confound the above
Lottery with the FLORIDA LOTTERY.
Orders from any part of the United States, adj
dressed to JOHN VI. CLARKE, Agent, Wheel
ing, Va, will be promptly and conidentially atten-
ded to.
November 2, 1839.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21

The ford Mayo Of London gave an entertain
mrn,, At the Mansion House, on The 9th Of Octobsr,
TO Mr.. Webster. Mr.. Alexander Stewart Of Move
Scotia, and others. Msj. Ven Buren, was invited.
but sent an apology. Subsequently Mr.. Webster
lch Louduu for Psria.-Bnk. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21
GROCERIES.

a FRESH supply of Brown Sugar, Havana
= do, Molasses, Coffee of superior quality
%anules'-Sperm and Tallow; Tobacco otall quail-
hos Segars, &C.. &C., jus: received and for sale
| WIN. DORSEY.
September 26, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21

AsoruxR SLAVE QuxsrIoH.-We undsrssand
thai ! black. one Of the servants on board the Great
Western, originally shipped here, and then dis
charged in England, and re-shipped there has been
claimed ~ a fugitive slave. AZ Captain Hosken
shipped him in England. and IL bound TO return
him there, he refuses to give him up, without official
instructions from the British Consul. There the
matter now rests. The claim wac FIRST msde on
Thursday.-NeH York Desp9tch.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21

II you have . good wife, take care Of her and u
you have not. get one immedia,sly.-N. Y. Sunday
MorninE Nsitev.
W II you have q bad onc-what then i-Les.
Bulletin.
Slons n Trxse-Sk, Lonis Penn6nf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21

TO THE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA.!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21
B%RANDRETH'S PILLS.

"Ispeak unto wise men, Judge ye phat I sag
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21

The New York Star says.-Brandreth's Pills are
a medicine which their own intense worth will al
ways secure for them a large and ready sale. They
have deservedly a high reputation and as a family
and anti-bilious remedy it would be difficult to equal
them among all the patent medicines of the present
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OXFORD DRAWING BOOK, cheap.---The art Of
~ Drawing and the Theory and Practice Of Perspective
OF Letter Press than hundred sheets Of engrav
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POETRY.

From The Corsair.
SPECIMEN OF PERSIAN POETRY.
AUTUMN.
As day and night each other chase,
And bring new changes ever *.
SO autumn comes in summers place
For Nature pauses never
The dancing boughs Of green that threw
Their Young and sporlve arms 10 heaven,
Are tinted now with golden hue,
And leaves shake In The sign OF even
III, dropping, fading. dropping one by one,
The leaiy army OF The woods are gone
The birds sir mute on ey'ry bough,
No roses blush within their bower;
why should they tune their voices now,
When persisted is each lis ming howerl
wen may their concert sadly close,
lhe last red leaf has left the rose
The bnl-bul wanders to and fro
His wing is weak, his note Is low;
10 vain he wakes his song, .|a
Since she he wood 50 long
NO more sheds perfume on the air around:
Her hundred leaves lie scattered on the ground
Or u one solitary bud remain,
ihe bloom Is past, and only lett The stain.
Where once amidst the blossoms was his nest,
Ihorns raise their daggers at his bleeding breast.
bTlght ShHrOn tiniS The orange wears.
The vine deep purple clusters bears:
The time Is come for gems 10 shower
And make the teeming press run DER.
With broken hearts and robes Of sangune dye
PomsgranaleS, ripe and rich, fall heavily;
From ev'ry tree drop bursting fruit and leaves;
And the hard ground the gushing stream receives.
The ring-dove mourn, the bees neglect their store,
The 6a-toaged liv welcomes them no more;
fntlnn lis in lei h..ru oil hrf,u
Summers last hour is passed-Autumnis monarch
now!
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DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN TO BE
LEI FROM THE 4TH OF MARCH NEXT.

G=EA One Of the aandsomest and most eommodious
Esm Dwelling Houses in the DISTRICT with small gar
den nd stable, delightfully."- and beautifully siu
Departments The House is in good condition, and may
be had with without furniture. II is now occupied by
Senator Fulton, and il well known the property OF
Mrs w. Williamson. For particulars, inquire Of Mrs.
Williamson, at this office. Jan loft
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Nat ,onal corruption, individual venaliiy,
and The absence OF oil patriotism conveyed
that impression to my mind
On it. sir cried the doctor, in great
Indignation. bad as we are, England is the
last country TO which ! would go for improve
ment. Sir, You place an imbecile old igno-
ramus on a gilded chair. hich you dignity
with the name Of throne, and dab him a
King and all Of your most distinguished
hobiemen, fall down on your knees before
MN. I'd rather aarUe, sir, in America, than
rare snmpiuousiy in Great Britain, or, sir. in
any Kingdom Of Europe Sir, kings, lords,
commons, princes and beggars are all going
10 The devil together
quiet smile passed over the eountenance
.oi Mr.. Melville, who would cheerfully have
drawn ont little more OF the doctors ex-
travagance if he had not observed that il in
ter(ered with the company's attention 10 the
performance.
But said The doctor, who by this time had
become Modified, yonder is my revolutionary
friend, General Nh. Although fifteen
years my senior, he continues to enjoy high
health
He deserves every blessing replied
Clifton; there is, believe, not one individu-
public calamity
Always excepting said Ellingbournc,
sheeringly, the officers Of his division, who
are praying day and night for his removal
from their path TO promotion
Mr.. Elingbourne, replied Clifton, gravely,
regret to hear snch words from your lips.
Although aware that they are in jest, yet
surely patriotism aud purity should be ex-
empted from the shafts Of saiire'
The gambler. who saw that he had faise
n'ooe. replied with a frankness Of bearing
that none could more naturally assume.
Il stand corrected, Mr.. Clifton. The re-
mark was indeed made in dadinag": but the
subject is of too elevated character for Jest.
When ydu know me better, fear many as
grave an error Of omission or commission will
claim the exercise of your leni,y.'
At the close of the entertainment as Cliff
ton was leaving the theatre in company with
Elllngbourne, the name of Miss Borrowdale
was pronounced near him, which for a mo-
ment fixed him to the spot on which he stood.
Recovering himself, he eagerly pushed his
way through the crowd, when his eye caught
the form Of his beloved Julia az she was
escorted 20 her coach in company with a
young gentleman and second lady The
carriage was entered the door closed, and the
fair object Of his thoughts rapidly whirled
away, before he could succeed in extricaling
himself from the crowd of haur and b,Nes
that hronged the passages of I'll, theatre.
Hastily bidding his party goodnight" he
returned to his boarding house, and for hours
continued to dwell on the charms of Julia
Jealousy now suggested that the male com
panion was rival suitor, and hope anon
whispering words Of comior, and consola-
ton. "*-..o
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DASSAGES FROM THE DIARY, kept from l77i
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