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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20
Bankrupt List.

sOuTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
SxPr l9.-William Woram and Eder " Haurh.
won't, lirm w. Il H. fancy lamp dealers, Broad
way,) N. Y-Oct. 20.
Edmund s. Munroe, Brooklyn--Oct. 20
Charles Mason, clerk, N. Y-Oct 20.
Theobald G. Jung, Brooklyn-Oct. 20.
Winthrop Lafen, Saugerties, (late firm W. w. &
e. Laflen, and Geo. Wilson Il Co., Lee, Ms)-
Oct 20.
r. David M Bolen and John Parks, (irm Bolen and
Parks, stationery compulsory, on complaint of
Elliot, Burnap and Babcock-Oct co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20

Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLKAs-Part Mos. q, 81, SO, IS, 80.
Part Mos 28. 80, 1856, 50, 81, So, 80, 40. ~.
46, 48, 81, 81, 66, S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20
MEDICINES.
@v THE NEW YORk
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
PHI A r M A C. c Y
,n 6S TTSASinH GE6mAC]

SUPPRESSION OF QUACkEkY,
III AS met the success ncs ~ CON
unpncrIed who are new ds'y gsnns ..s9g t.
and viFoi under the judicious Treatment o. he me
foowlny preparauon; have NJ v,. SnSy WI
'ar'tTiHa E = ~ alVf Tonic MIXTURE
certain for all forms Of low iph, os o.
snoson to consumpon and all complaints arising from
Of the nsrous system Il may oe also used
viE SN6p ffS sf''i; and each
nal S. sas su nsryous hssd.sSs pains joint m@s
date permanent relief guaranteed Sold bottles 70 cts
sacn' THE PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
For the of all OF delicate disease for
the eupons sore throat or any other distressing ym
FIJI ssss K ss; Il Il ;S9 s ss1 PILL
osd ss whole ny % sSy seton
nd giving new vigor 70 the vital powsn THIS medicine
ntrsiy supecedins tbs drastic purEatves Of the nosum
THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL.
For the cure Of those c0pasts pseasS % ne female SCI
organs with tu and sold in
boxes 81 I fsn, Hs nj sse G;cso ;fk PILL
For the OF empon goat chronic rheuma
' III TSsaMi a ifi
discharges from the ua Sold in bottles at 50 cent? and
- THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER.
the siin sed in closely stO5t phiss Al cent? EACH
The above p!epsIations may also DO had Of 'he REMOVING
Rr. y, N Z. Gric a, ~ Bowsry.
Elias L. Theal, 548 Grand street.
VIM. Armstrong. lel Fglton street, Brooklyn;
Principal office Of the College fer New York. At Nassau
street
auas smr W. sRICHARDsON, Agent
JFISTNT 3cy a IJ {, A ID A NJ II II
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: ALTON, January IL, I6f2
Ihave been lately the physician to Mr. Maynard, and
called 10 him during his Illness time in the nyosth OF
August September last s9d mns say was much sar-
and attending to ms while he was sct.
Her tna conversant with but never pre-
scrhed IL and for the part Of
eight years she had been obigedto be conveyed about me
bouse and constructed the puros- Un
ri she the use Broi sarsapaia her disease
the best medical re,men was frequently called 20
with DR. CAGE in her but the disease had assumed
such form that ormion was that medicine would have no
am peaecy CONVINCED that her recovery is entirely
trbuf,bIe TO the OF Bistols Sar.sparila.
JOHN NJ. HARRINGTON, NJ. D.
ALDEN, January II, lss2
Iha,e Of the attending physssns Of Mrs. Maynard
acg resisted all the laid down in
our most eminent authois. In addition TO remedial
commend prescribed various Instruments effect
clearly opno that her may be attributed TO the
GROVE q. GAGE. M. d.
l. ALDEN January II, 1872
We have been acquainted with the circumstances Of mrs
Maynsd sicknsss for egn ye~r past, have always Bnder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-20

This poor mans statement is correct.
Papers from the other Board concusvsd in.-To
light Franklin street with gas from Broadway to the
North river. To sell all the old frame buildings
about Harlem market, except the one corner Of
Third avenue and 10th street.
Alderman CARAVAN advocated the measure, and
also stated that the Comptroller desired to have
paling fence around the square, after they were re-
moved. He stated that they were occupied by a
bad set, and that the whole neighborhood desired
the removal of the inmates.
Alderman Balls sal he thought the buildings
should be repaired and rented.
The report and the whole subject was finally re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
The committee to whom was referred the repair
ing and extending of piers Nos 36 and 81 East
river. foot of Market street, reported to non-concur
with The Board of Assistants in extending the piers,
but recommended that pier 36 be rebuilt and 81 re-
paired The expense Of extending was set down at
$4,000 the repairs at $4,000.
Alderman SMITH contended that the wants of the
community, as well as the interests of the city, de-
manded their immediate extension.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

ORDINATIoN.-At an ordination held
BY the Bishop Of this Diocese, 10 Christ
church, in Alexandra, ON Friday, 18th
instant, Thomas W. Winchester, John
NJ. Todd and Joshua MorselI, alumni OF
the Theological Seminary Of Virginia,
and candidates for orders in this Diocese,
were admitted to Deacon's orders; and
Rev. James Chisholm, Minister of Nor
borne parish. Berkeley county, and an
alumnus Of the Theological Seminary of
Virginia, to the Priesthood. The can.
didates for Deacon's orders were present.
ed by the Rev. d.. Sparrow, Of tie The
illogical Seminary, and the Candidate for
the Priesthood by the Rev. J. P. Mcclure,
Of Essex county.
Morning Prayer was read by the Rev.
DIR. Johns, Assistant Bishop elect of this
Diocese. The sermon was preached by
the Rev. DR.. Henshaw, Rector of ST. Pc
ter's church, Baltimore, Nd, from Cor.
A chap. LIST verse, on the nature, duties,
responsibilities, and encouragements of
the sacred ministry.
This appropriate and eloquent discourse
Yves listened TO by large congregation
with the deepest attention and interest,"
Southern Churchmdn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
THE MoRMONS AGAIN.

The Sane.mo Journal Of the 18th is filed to
cye,Glwing with exposures of Mormon villanie''
Il contains, among other things, two more letters
from J. c. Bennett. giving further details ct 10.
,eph Smiths RIGHTEOUSNESS and rascali'y, and
charging him distinctly with having insigated and
caused the attempted Assassination ct Governor
Bcggs. Bennett says that the nan who shot Gov
Boggs is Mormon named Rockwell, and that he
~as sent by Smith TO do it,
The Journal also gives, from the kssksshia He
Pobiicap, a long account OF murder committed
the 2nd ofJune upon John Stephenson--s Nor
non--snd supposed to have been committed by
'~o Mormons who had called upon him for COZ.
ribuiions to build the temPls ut Nauvoo and been
refused.
Another article in the Journal we quote verba
I'm.
We have late information from Nauvoo. Joe
smith anticipates a re9uisition upon GOV. Carlin
rom Gov. Reynolds of Missouri. for his person
end ~ determined not TO be given up.
Ils has all The State arms. some twenty or
ttrty cunnons--a large number Of muske,s. dag.
gers, pistols, and cuilssses--all belonging to the
state, which he is prepared to use against the
State authorities if they shall attempt to deliver
HIM to Gov. Reynolds. Joe states thai he will moi
ne given up-and the Mormons say that the Proph
ed shall not be taken while any Of them are eit tf
defend him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
T HE nj A r X E 7 S.



CarILE.--The supply of Beef Cattle at the
scales this morning. although not very heavy, was
more than equal TO the demand. The sales EN-
brsced 205 head at prices ranging from - % TO
81 95 per 100 lbs. a. in quality
Flour There is not much doing in Howard
Street Flour, The demand and receipts both being
light. Limited saas made from stores to-day
Of parcel, Of good standard brands made from new
wheat at Sc.
WHEAr-New M |. Wheat comes in very spar
inely. The small parcels which have reached the
market have been sold from rs to | ) cts. accord
ing quality and condition. lot of 500 bushels
Virginia new, not in grinding CONDITION, was sold
at 81 cents A cargo of 1900 bushels old red, from
Illinois, of very prime quality, was sold at : SO
CoRS.--Sal.s Of Md. Corn to-day al So cts for
yellow, aud So Sc cts for white. Sales OF Penn.
yellow at Sc 81 cents.
RYE-A sale of Penn. Rye at 20 cents
OATS Oats have declined a little. We quote
Nd to-day at 50 80 cts. Sales of Penn. Oats
on Saturday at 40 cts. and to-day at 81 cts.
WHisxEr-Sales Of hhds at pa cents. and OF
bbls. at 25 cts. There are no bids. in market,
and the stock OF bbls. is quite light.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

FANSY EssLRR's BRgRcnEs FIAEN5.--
Colonel Single Spliters' friend having
proposed going TO the Opera with her SIS
Ter Sal The visit is agreed upon, and the
Colonel gives graphic description OF the
sights they saw:
Up we goes, and so he telled Sal as
how he'd take her TO the Opera after
dark. Sal said she'd as leave go as not,
and so we all started down to big house
that had some Of the queerest fixens in
the way OF candles ever see d ofore, and
then they had some of the almightiest
biggest fddles ever seed grow. Well
we wasn't long there afore ont Jumps
right sniptivorous lookin gal, and the way
she flew round was a caution TO all mater.
She stood well nigh all the while upon
one toe, and once in while she'd wheel
round like a spinnin wheel. swell Kur-
mel" says Dan, "that ere outbangs Hush.
puckany oil holler, and jst then she
gave big wabble, and by jung, seed as
how she had on lee,le the slickest pair
of britches ever seed stretched over wo.
man flesh, and with that sister SAL she ris
and said she wouldent stay TO look at no
woman that had such fixens IS them on
for fear they might break. Boston
Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

balance ard found wanting, his has been tested
and has failed. When the day Of expert
nents" FIRST da~ned on our country, ten years ago,
HEgaY CLAY, with prophetic ken, portrayed the
ruin which has ,llo~ed the iatrodaciion Of limo
vations on The principles OF government.
Which WasHfssess, j., his Farewell Address,
sdmonshed 10 '.rrsist with care" however
speeious the protects" ] hose innovations es-
tablished ussges have resulted in the destruction
Of our Currency, in the reduction OF the Tariff to
so low standard as to substitute the product OF
the foreigner for The product Of our own work.
shops. end az consequence Of the two proceeding
causes, the complete prostrstion OF trade and bus
mess. These facts that will not admit Of con-
trsdction, facts that staring every American
10 The face, facts that we, people, ought TO b.
ashamed OF. hen We ,cAect on what We have
been, and consider what now are.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

ATRoctoUs MURDER We learn that a most
foul and atrocioss murder committed on Tues
day morning, the 18th instant, near Orleans, in
this county, on the person of Patrick Byrne, .
clerk in The employment Of Messrs. Sullivan. Wit
mer & Co., Rail Road contractors, near that place.
An inquisiiiou was held the body OF the de-
ceased by Justice Childs on Thursday, and the re-
suit was that he his death BY violence from
some person or persons, unknown. The persons
who committed the murder. supposed to be
three men. who msintained grudge against Byrne,
and who have since left the county.
1t is supposed that he decoyed By a woman
of i'll fame TO a vacant house the line OF the Ca
nal where The authors Of this foul deed lay in wait
for him. who alter completing the work Of death,
cut his throat from ear, then raising plank
in the floor, threw him into ravine over which
the house or shantes Was erected. The body OF
the murdered man FIRST discovered by means
Of bis horse. which had been previously wreste1
from him and Tied TO a sapline near by, which Gre
ated suspicion and induced search. Byrne is
said to have been very respectable man, and had
uniformly sustained good character. We sincere
" hope that justice msy overtake the villains who
conn itted the crime Cumberland Aueghaniaa,
.Taiy 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
Great RargAiHnsg

YHNtiE subscriber. having determined TO close his
Il business, and TINT of the late firm Of HANNA
& Stephens, now offers to bis customers and tho
public gcne,ailv. mn opportunity of purchasing
GOODS cheaper than perhaps ever before offered
in This community. w addition 10 bis former sioek
he 10 now receiving fresh suppl, of
NEW GOODS
which will be sold on like wiihobt reserve
a. hi, oiiec, !. TO dsnose Of his entire stock
Those who wish to purchase on short credi'. NJ
Tor Cash. will 6ud II to their decided advantage 10
call before making their purchases.
JACOB HAMME.
Nav 10, 1912.
W Persons knoSing tbemsslve. indebted TO the
late firm, account. will eall aud close the same.
HtMME & STEPHENS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

CHEERING ALL NATIONS. steam
boat Superior returned yesterday even
ing from an excursion down the bay, with
several hundred passengers on board. -
She passed round the French steamer,
aud gave her succession Of cheers, her
band playing the Marseillcs hymn. This
was responded to by loud hurrah. She
Their went round the North Carolina and
cheercd, which was answered by man
ming the rigging and music from her band.
She next visited the Warspite, and cheer
ed her. This compliment was returned
by her crew from the hammock nettings
Her next visit was to the Mississippi,
which answered the cheering by manning
her sbtouds. The spectacle gave great
pleasure TO several thousand spectators on
the Battery and in the Castle. Y.
Express.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
TEAM FOR SALE.

VNTE offer for sale. privately, WAGON and
w six frat rate WORK HORSES, and their
Harness, and ell the necessary appendages Tor
Road Team. This Team be bought upon
credit uf or IL months end the purchaser have
an opportunity of hauling from three to five thou
sand barrels OF Flour. We are only induced to OF
fer hi. team Cor sale by way Of curtAilns our bu'
moss, which |. not Immediately connected with the
Mill, and y Guild therefore give bargain.
We also own two-ihirds Of another team. which
would dispose Of
c. & J II. BARNS.
Bunker's Hill Jul, %. 1875
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

THE CRoToN AouEDUCT. New
York Courier says that the entire cost Of
this great work-the greatest of the kind
in any country in any age of the world
lis estimated at Fourteen Millions OF dol
lars, which includes the cost of distribution
through the city in Iron Pipes. Tnis
large sum bears an interest averaging a
bout six and half per cent, making the
annual interest upon the whole invest.
ment, Nine Hundred and Ten Thousand
Dollars. Add to this repairs, superin-
tendence, &C., &C., and S950,000 per
annum, is the leas, possible sum that it
will cost the city.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

The supreme Court has denied the mo-
ton Of new trial 10 the case OF John y.
Colt convicted OF the murder oil Samuel
Adams, aud have ordered the case to be
RENTED to the Oyer and Termlner Tor
sentence. Messrs. J. A. Morrill, and Sell
len. argued the case for Colt, but the
Court thought the exceptions so ground
less, that they declined hearing the Dis
trict Attorney on the other side.
Sentence cnnno, now be passed until
September, as the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner adjourned on Saturday for the
term.-N y. CoV. anil Eng.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

Tho Last Link" between Fredericks-
burg aud Potomac Creek, will be compile
ted by the first of November. This will
be an important contamination. At the
enG, of the road there will be a fine harbor,
the navigation TO which is easy and Tree
from the objections to Potomac Creek
the water Of which has been frequently
bown out 10 so low stage that the stea-
mer could not be hoated. Above all, the
gain will be the avoiding of the never 100
much abused "nine miles" Of stage travel.
Praise is due the company for the noble
spirit with which they have struggled 10
accomplish this important object.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

THyulS LOTION is recommended with comb
ii dence in it. value for the cure of Rhenmo-
hsra. Strains, Bruises, aud Sore Throat Also
fu the removal Of Frcckles, Eruptions OF the Skin
Chaps of the Face and Hands Roughness of the
c ,mplexon, from exposure to either heat or cold
and - general beatiher of the kin, ren iering II
fair, smooth and soft.
Around each bottle will be found all suitable d.
rections for its use.
Prepared and sold only by
WV. DORSEY.
Mar,insburg, July 81, 1872 Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

METHODIST ErIsCoPAL CHURCH.
From the minutes Of the annual Confer
ences of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
es in the United States, ending in 1912,
we learn that the whole number Of mem.
bershp is as follows Lay members, 9l3,-
900 effective travelling and local preach
ers, 1920; superanuated preachers,
900 total Gas, 900
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

We copy the annexed paragraphs from
the Wheeling Gazette ofthe Cad instant.
If the increase of travel between Wheel
ing and Baltimore is so decided by rea-
son of the completion of tho Rail road to
Hancock, how much greater must it be-.
come when the road is extended as far
West as Cumberland
The new and splendid steamer Roberl
r. Lutte, arrived at our wharf on Satur'
day evening last, crowded with passen.
gers, all oil whom took the Great Central
Route from this city to the East.
The travel on the Great Central Route
has been increased considerably within
the last two weeks. Our Stage proprle'
tors have been kept very busy they send
six or eigh, stage loads OF passengers dal'
ly to the East. We are pleased 10 learn
they are placing sufficient stock on the
road to enable them to send as many pas
sengers as may favor them with CALI
The steamer SmidSure landed upwards oil
so passengers at our wharf on Wednesday
evening last; a great number Of them
were Immediately forwarded to the East.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

lie should have the same amount every
morning for breakfast, for seven years.
He is worse than barbarian. Even the
Hindoos have q beautiful maxim-Nerer
strike The wye Of thy bosom, eren with a
BLOSSOM"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
D I q D.,

On Saturday last, after a lingering Illness, Mr..
ALEXANDER HaRPER, in the 9Th year of hi+ ngr,
an old inhabitant Of this county.
On Tuesday last, in this county. JAMES, son Of
John Turner, aged years.
On Sunday night last. Mrs. MARG,RET SWEAR
ISGxs, consort of Mr.. James II. Swesripgen, Of
Jefferson, and daughter of Mr.. Benjamin Darby. of
this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

BRUrAL.-A fellow named Smith, has
been arrested in Richmond Va, for whip.
ping his wife almost TO death with cow
skin. He gave one hundred and fifty
blows with such violence that portions OF
her flesh were cut out, aud her body
dreadfnly bruised. -Cia. Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
The rollowing is PreDtice's last

The following is PrenlIce's last
The Providence Chronicle complains
that many OF the insurgents, lately en-
camped at Chepachet were without
arms" lie cannot deny, however, that
they proved themselves to be possessed
Of first rate legs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

GONG INTO THE SILK BUsINEss.-W
understand, says the N. Y. Tribune, that
the prospects Of the manufacture oil SILK
at the Sing Sing Prison, are very promls-
ing. 10 few days the machinery will
be in full operation. For the benefit oil
silk culturists We can state that $3 per
bushel is paid for cocoons delivered at the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
M A n RI Z d.

On Tuesday evening, 10Th instant, by the Rev.
Mr.. Hill, Mir. ions S. HEws. of this county, to
Miss ARiASHA TASQuARr, Of Jefferson county.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Harrison.
Mr.. john SPiTzsAUoLE to Miss CATHARIsE PR
REL, all Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

REGArrA IN BosToN HARBoR.-Tnere
was quite boat race in Boston Bay on
Thursday week, which attracted very
large concourse ofspcctators. The boats
entered for the race were, the gig Of the
Independence, manned by apprentices BIO.
tween Is and l6 years Of age the sp-
prentices' barge ofthe Ohio, with crew
of abou. the same age; the gig of the
Ohio, the ROBIN Hood gig, the Belle and
the Union the two latter amateur clubs.
The distance TO be rowt6 Yves about two
miles, ond the race was won by the gig Of
the lndepe ndence, the Ohio's barge com.
ing second, and the gig third; the others
we're behind. A second trial resulted in
the same way, the Independence gig
maintaining her superiority over all her
competitors. The prizes were q silver
pitcher worth $50, and goblet worth
$40, the Independence gig taking the first
and the Ohio apprentice barge the second
prize.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
Notice.

Il WILL again give notice 10 oil those who are
in any wise indebted 10 mr., that am now d.
,ermned that my bu-iness shall be brought ioa
close, without further delay. All tho efore know
ing themselves 80 indebted ste hereby notified thai
unless theis respective claims are Immediately paid.
the most prompt and rigid course will be taken in
the collection of the snmr; without respect 10 per
sons The undersigned viii attend at his cfice, IN
Msr,insbmg, on Wednesdays and Saturdays Of
each week FOR the convenience Of all such so in
debtcd
DANIEL G BURNS.
Jul, T. 1912 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

The New Orleans Picayune tells the
following amusing incident occurring on
election day. This gentleman went for
Principles not Men.
AN INDEPENDENT VoTER.-A man
went up to the polls on Monday to vote ;
be first took up democratic ticket and
casting his eyes over the names of the
candidates he muttered, Peire-Barton
Stone and threw down the ticket, ex-
claiming, 80, dang 1t, III vote for none
Of them"
A Wing ticket, headed, For The encoar-
agement Of home industry, was then thrust
into his hand by Clayman. He ran o.
yer the names as he did those OF the Dem.
ocrats, bu, not one them, he said pleas
ed him. AS he was in favor Of encour-
aging home industry, however, he said he
would vote for that so tearing oil all
the names, he deposited the mere heading
Of the ticket in the ballot box.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28

Tho rroprietors of tie A',or House, n York,
''t ebow TO have pipes foi Croton water put into
'''tY room in their immense establishment. u
VIZ cost them Hhou, five hundred dollars year.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-07-28
TrMPEHANCE.

A meeting Of The Juvenile TOTAL Abstinence So
ce,y will be held in the basement story of the Lu-
thersn Church. on Saturday evening, 30lh instant,
at ~ o'clock.
July 90. 1912. l.. L. HAMME, Seey