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, 4 NHE REASONS WAN DR. HaBiIcu's pile
> are uss d5y eli elasseJ OF pson!e n profor,acy
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FEysI:. undhrsi gned Impressed " lth the grow
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,s.,,g- ~. ~ tFF-fA
expense; theY ars Of constant practical usr.
aud Increase IN tue every way. a list OF
English winning ilurses tar ihe same year : :
VII, aIsp be published ii the volume arranged !.
in tls English torn.
A tauie of the American winning Trotting
Horses, with tiie age. color, owner. lime
mada veiaht carried, horses beaten. eLc Ne,
VII be published IN this Volume; and IN addl-
t;,n,. there will be an abstract of every great
Tro,ting Performance in America, ior several
years buck, with 81 eclJl reference tn the rhe
made. This abstrscth1s bsen complied from I
sevrril authentic sources. and will beex:rem : t
IL interesti as the only conihlete record OF
Auericatr trotting ever attempted.
An alahabeticaI lst of Stations flr ls4O. IN /
the ueual form. will also appear IN an etriy !
Rulnber III tae volume. ard will .'e found CON
yenlent TO breeders for designating the ass
col pedgree, owner, place aud pf'ce ot
standing, OF nearly every distinguished Stall
lion in Alnerict.
Ia addition q the yaripuS ephl ects enilner-
ated abt.ve. tile present volume will cunt in
Iass sifil aud capohs record of all iinportations
ard Saies of Blind Stock, Sweepstakes, Ksc-
is.g ard Tfotting Matches and Rac'pg apa, nj
fneuss; iEssaa ~ Breeding aud Irl.ilinrg- Ps
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in sporting circles, both ut ho'ne and abroad.
al 1il cnInpie..s tie Sporting Department. sul
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. ..5a .si manly rastimes. as Hunting. Shoot'
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Another paft Of tie design OF the paper Wi
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cafsss, .silsep, &c. Selections fram the mos
a5,sfsssed a Asnerican and English wfiters. o
the. e.in4n nurt; Mt slhjscts, Will be CONSTANT
Whig Republican., 1840-11-12
NEW YoLUME ron 1slo.

he I rst Number of the New Volume .,
re sptslt OF te Times'.-the TpntI,-w, =
l.sa = on the 9TH Of NJ Mlrch, 1910. II WIS
I'u5i'sn',a IN verI neat and Leaiitiful dress.
a.':' - the course of tie yeaf. cries of may.
i. .e sH easfavinSs. nnif,r,n with TIL. embel.
hsh'iehts t.,t ni the preceding Volume, will be-
% presented TO the Subscribers.
= az. ~ American winning Horses of the
ruis ys1r VIII De published. arranged in
80 oss'ifct thIes-one of four m lr y inn,rs
Gre Of three, Qua uf two. aud onn NJ ,,,.. ,,,;
hsfs. These Tables show al a glanee ,b,. ,..;,,-
ssf 9' every race Of the l4sf year. his noe. c,,l-
Or P..i gree, and uwne.. the trise won, the
sfig'ti carried, the time made, and The Jnys =.
:. ~ .eei ey run, Together with t.c d.ta and
= 80 y TIE rtce. and reference To the psge
:. .ae preceding volume where the ra,.,. as
: = siaasy punished. These tables arc,s.-
. " lsh l''t's,-.-"sra a,s labor. a,,d-~
Whig Republican., 1840-11-12
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ii, on tie great questIo 0s tiisN ,..'
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IuilI ne psasentrd IN nm,uat and varleiy 81 "r-
,yina, tales. pupnirr essays, poetfy biography,
ts,sf,,,ical novelties. ine dotes. and general I
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: fine c,ncerns of the States, or presents III ah
learlier date, ni.,re accnrtia. full aud interest.
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: !, variety of ltsI.ty. misceii.n-oasg nd ','n,'sing
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and BY which the par fer Is already favorabiy
known aud widely circulated in theatrical ci-

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known and Y pidely circulated in theatrical CT
ties.
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ly Nil appear IN the early part Ut tile year.
Whig Republican., 1840-11-12
THE sPfRfT or THE TIM,'Es
q chronicle of tie Turf. Field Sports. Lif-s
: eratute and the Stage. Embellshed with
splendid Steel cngravings.
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- 2. .atusp anu tue-S age ffnbelilshed with
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wiLLrAM T. PoRTER, EDfroR.
-. ms wei known weekly Publication, which
was established in 1881, bg its prssei,s pr.,-
s i,rietar. ii the City Of New York. has ian
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very 'argest class, cUntaillihe twelve inliefial
qtarto passess printed on iifisu ESaper Of fhe
nIssl textur and on new type. tits enhei.
with the i1rgast and most highly finished
S S f..N esRA SIfxiiS ON STEEL, ever .slied
oy periedical inthe United States. The Is !
volume cantalned superb Portraits Of the fol.
loving distinguished American and Imported
l5iorses, :. designed to constitute an American
sporting dalteFy. accompanied with com .,iete
~ i,inairs. giving the Pedigree, lracteristics
ahd f'.rtnrtrances of eacA. with incidental mo-
isces oi ihetr contemporaries, etc. Th.; En-
gslsIugs e9rresposlJ la size eighteen inches bV.
s,aIsteenl with those annuallytunlisIIed in Inn
g. S'u' OF tue winners of the DERBY, Oaks and
81. ;, Heger' and hay been executed in line, ON
o.eei rlate, , expressly for this paper, from OIL
PAL fictutes In oil by the most eminent Ar
bLAoK MAki4.--The properly of the Hon.
ns:,e iseyton, OF EeN Ohlesns; Engraved by
1cAn bAsCoAGE.-Thcp pro.erty of Col. Jno.
Growell, OF Fort Mitchell, Ala; Engraved bv
Dick efter Troye. 80 y
- Li.SLA ,ri TiA As.-The property of Jas. Jackson
a..q."I si0ren e, AIa.i Engraved by Dick If.
sAA ,r.=-The property If Col. william n
s@n.spii. q; Petersburg, Va. Engraved by Dick
HeOerokD:-The properly of Colonel !. II.
i,'Hess. IF Lexington, Miss: En,,rav vsd -.
I esheiwo0I-T Troye. - '4'su y
!. insiuded in the number of Engfavinrs ,hb. |
slshea adFi.g the last volume Is also a s,,nerh
,'FSr,It of MADILE AtGU STA. the crle.
oF..tzd pa4seasp. in tie character of .La Syl.
I.1ide, engr we'd by Hinshelwnnd ,h steel.
iron IRON a sketch and picture by Gaalon and In.
Whig Republican., 1840-11-12
THE EMPIRE STATE.

Il Weekly Newspaper Of the largest siza,
published in New York, edited by j. K.
1loofe and X. Jarvis.
% Inns paper, which epj lys very l1rge
circulItion, cOmmends itself To general p1fron-
ag., bythe extent Gifts am Pile payeS, its taste
ful arrangement. and beauty uf mech lnicaI
execution as We'll as By the sp;r.fs variety and
ability vi It's contents. Tic novelty uf the
arrangement of its columns, under ie en-
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executed. sias attracted almost universal atten.
ton, and Dir wn forth the warlmest coinmen-
dafinl fr Im the press, uLlI the reading pn5lir.
ne rlL, also. OF coIii bniIg sou ID ,,,Iiticti
discussions with lilar1ry aud n.sc .nineon
reading, Is also generally approved; 4s no nn.
III times Ike the present. clo be su,,noS..,l Ia
De Indifferent tn pu llic afl,rs. A REF cut
line "f the i,lln a,io:,trd is hrrs given.
Poi'ttcS.--Ihe =. E,n ure rst4,..'' like ,.,,.
noble Ctniionwealt'l from which il TAKES It's
title, VIII give it's earues: support tn sonnt
i,emucr'tlc w ig Principles as the only ,.-
cure basis of Nafipnal Freedom and isr,,sp.ri-
~. 1t viii give warm suppnrt tn tin p, !
rInt afiier and Statesman. Gen. HaRKI
SON t"r th Presidency. The aid of ex.,e
iehfed fnd v-teran writer's has been secured /
--tne 'nnst aIh,,le cnrre> pundence established {
-ihd every arrang smenent mule, wilrr.hy. 4
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uged. In add tion t" fiill and igor,.us tti,,n Il
ai discussions aud q -rSpnidrnce. the bast
pseedeS -"' fistiagais'ied putJie .
or day. wpl.
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.Bayne's Hair Tonic.

WETE HAVE, heretofore, numbered ourselves
w among those who believed that /" ALI
BERT'S HAIR TONIC" sold by DR.. JAYNE
was one of the many quaek no,trums hose virtues
are beyond The fulsome puls Of their au'
thors. We are willing, at length, TO make public
acknowledgment of the error of our belief An IN
Innate friend, some two three months since an
the top of whose Uranium as bald as piece OF
polished MARBLE maugie all our jesting and rId''
cue OF the idea of attempting to cultivate so barren
spot, purchased "A bottle or two OF The Halr ton
ic from DR.. Jayne, and, according TO his objection,
applied it. During the present week. tue same
friend ushered himself into our presence ana uneo-
veIng his hitherto naked head. astonished us WIN
thin, though luxuriani growth of hair, from one
TO two inches in Iength--upon the very premises
we had believed as unyiedng to cultivation as Tue
ITackless sand that skirts the Atlantic lhs IS 10
puff but is relgousy true, and to those who doubt'
The gentleman can be pointed out. wat - more
N favor of this Tonic" the case here cited was
not one of temporary baldness-no sudden loss OF
halr-but was one of years standing, though tne
gentleman is but 45 years of ge.-F@uaae+p@ta
spirit Of The Times Of Oct. 81, 1889.
Prepared only by DIR. JAYNE, No. 20 south
bird ST., Philadelphia, and for sale by WILSON
~ DOLL, Martnsburg, Va. Price 81
February 90, 1910,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-29

A VoTE.--A vote is the honest expires.
sion of mans judgment in relation to
candidate, presented for his appreciation
for some place Of destiny. Ii is therefore
an exercise Of power, that advances in
dignity, in proportion TO the importance
OF the Office, for which the individual
stands candidate. The Presidency, for
instance, is the most distinguished office
in this country. And The vote, for that
office, is the highest exercise Of the ruling
power in the Republic, and II becomes
the voter, carefully to examine his heart
before he deposites his ballot. The vote
cannot be said to belong TO the individual
exclusive. For il is given to him not 10
barter away--no, TO use indscreeily or
rashly, but with the greatest circumspec.
ton and honesty. His vote mny deeply
wound the prosperity Of the nation, or
greatly add to its happiness. Hence, ev.
cry man in America is interested ia the
vote that he may give, and We. in turn,
are interested in the vote, that every 9th
or man shall drop into the ballot box at
the ensuing Presidential election. In this
view Of the voting powers, the ffcemen OF
the country should read carefully and dis
passlonatcly, the arguments for mud a.
gainst the two candidates, and give their
votes as an enlightened conscience shalI
dictate. Every man should consider HIM.
self as bound by an oath befure his God,
10 discharge the high trust OF voting with
the s,rictest probity. The Presidential
vote Is eminently important, because il,
cannot be recalled FOR four years. BE-
cause !, fastens upon the country for that
long term course Of policy, that may
wither our best hopes. or shed upon us
the golden showers OF prosperity. Be
cause, one single vote may settle The ques-
ton of the Presidency in a State, by car
ryinSn whole electoral ticket
What nnbls legacy therefore did the
fathers of the Republic hand over to us,
in this right Of voting for our public off,
GERS. But they secured lis this constitu-
ton, under tho implied understanding,
that we were to put IN our votes With
clean hands and pure hearts. u. S. Ga,
zeife.
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sure, or weather, prevent you from the
performance ofthis high trust and sacred
duty, which you owe to your own rights
your own consistency--,o The good
cause---and your country.
p. III. CONRAD, Ch'm.
GEO WOLFF,
ELISHA BOYD,
p. g. PENDLETON.
JOHN X. WILSON,
RICHARD McSHERR1,
Gil. ID. STEWART,
DANL. II. DOLL.
EDMUND p. HUNTER.
MARrfNsBuRc, October -, ls4O.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-29
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Octobsr %, l840.-2m

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks OF
fee of the County Court for Morgan County, on
the first Monday in October, $780,
john Gross, pItf
against
John Fl. Wilson, Charles Odell Robert s. Reed,
William G Catlett, Henry r. iiazlehurst, John
Cross, Thomas Aihy, Isaac Dawson, James Hlg.
gins, Joseph Baker, and Philip Gusler, DTS
IN CIiANCERY'
The defendants, John II. Wilson, Charles OdeA
and Robert 5. Reed, not having entered thei ap-
pearance, according 10 the act Of the General As
semby and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they not nha-
bitants of this commonwealth: it is ordered, that
they do appear here the FIRST day of December
term next and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Martinsburg, for 2 months
succe ssively, and like copy posted on the front
door of the court house of said county of Morgan.
copy.-Teste,
J. RICHARD, me
October %, l840.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-29

RICHARD G. GwATKINs. Tho motion
to arrest the judgment and sc. aside the
verdict Of the jury 10 this case was over.
ruled BY the Court, and the prisoner sen.
fenced 10 be executed on the 3lst Of De-
cember. Exceptions were taken to the
opinion OF the Court. GGz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-10-29
NUMBER 36.
Up o u ~ II s. .
THE INQUIRY.


THE INQUIRY.
Ted mn, ye winged winds.
That round MY parkway roar.
Dnye not know some SPOT
Where naorsas weep no more
some lone and pleasant dell,
Some valley in tho west,
Where free from toll and pnin,
The weary soul may rest7
The loud wind dwindsd 10 q Whisper Low,
And sighed ior Pity as Il answered MOI
Tell me, thou mighty deep.
Whose pillows round me play,
know'st thou snme favored snot,
Some Island far away,
Where weary mas may find
The bliss for which be sighs,
Where sorrow never lives,
And friendship never dies
The loud ~aves rolling in perpetual Aov.
Stopped for awhile. and sighed, TO snswsr "No''
Aud thou. screnest moon.
That with such holy face.
Dost look upon tie earth
Asleep in nights embrace
Tell me, IN all thy round,
Hast thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man
Nigh, find happier loii
Behind cloud The moon withdrew in wo.
Aud voice sweet, but sad responded . Nor
Tell me, my secret soul.
oh tell me. Hope and Faith,
Il there resting place
From sorrow, sin. and ,lenth
y there no happy spot
Where mortHis may be hless'd,
Where grief may find balm,
And WEAKNESS q rcstf
Faith. Hope, and Love, best boons 10 mortals
given.
Wav'd 'heie bright wings and whisper'd--"Tcs,
IN Heaven