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DOWERY SAYINGS BANK.-Neu

RVN I'M pNFI4NTJ DfINN'-4NC"T
York, July lih 1872 The trustees OF tbs institution
hereby nouiy IL deposition. that eGannual ydeDd al
6Be per per all OF five dol
and upward and les. than hye hundred dollar, and
fgur per cent per all sums OF i've hundred dol
lars and upward which have been deposited al least three
months previous the 1T inst will be- pad 20 depostor,
on and after Monday tine 18th INST during the hours OF
bushes, a the Bank The Interest VIII be passed u the
credit " depoor and such may not be- called for
y m refnai- principal and draw interest accordingly.
The Bssk open for business at No ID Bowery Mon
days Thursdays and Saturday, from to OclOck r. NJ
By order OF the Board of Trustees
JAMES MILLS, President
svTs
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Brig. Sullivan, Griffith, Charleston, Robert Bruce Fit
gerald. Savannah Ga Jaae Allison, tBr Card, Parsbon
soul Whitney Go Augusta, Or Lsury, Kingston j
Wn Dawson, John II stephens, Hal, Bermuda, 4
Tucker.
sshr Minerva, EDDY Wilmington, John El-en
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PARTICULAR Noflct.-Tho-e r-rsona hayIs
arnirre of ANY DESCRIPTION 10 dispose or or who are --s
NJ M, h,us,-ksepng viii mi ready sae Tor any p-rton
or ali of their goods, by >enns Their address or chihs
No.. Inc >uhs-r .et. Gepl- 10 any auOcnt purchased
y COTTON co. l97 Ch-is am-st ;
MPrvaie Sale frs, Piano Forle. that vii be sold
very low. W Wv
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Stranger. Do you " q

,. formerly 81 Chamters-srce has IeI''rl t' y.
$50 Broadway corner oi frankLa-,ueeL Dr attends
al The brauch, of the dental profession. a. Usual ~ Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

- There needs no d gumcn beyosd simple, fair can
did t.a TO prov demonstration that Peters Lozroge
among the very best mcdica,,s preparation ever made
While then taste which agreeable, gves hcm advantage
every other MEDIC sow IN use, the great variety
Their ingredients thera ecac0us II extent est
where unknown His Cough LO1enges. tor instance,
Colds Asthma, Calarh, Bronchitis and all complaints o.
Pulmonary origin. ss his Worm Iolcngc> relieve chll
een OF tie terbe d.s the csnV's.Vt pains, uc broker
and the he adacc -ich AWAY attend IL,
particular disease which they completely remove
The warehouses al 80 Broadway and - Fulton s.
- +. BROwN's SAtsAr,RIILA And TOMATO BuTFf-
These excellent Butter viii be fognd certain cure al al
OF Indigestion Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite, "ehe
al Debility, FsntneSS and Sickness OF the stomach, Low
uess of Spirits Costiycne,s Determination OF Blood to u'
Head, Pain in the Limbs and side Dlarrh2a, week.-mrs.
Dizziness, CutaneOuS ErupiOns on the Face ana Neck
Hectic Fever, Night Sweas Nervous and SICK Headache
Acsiy OF The Stomach Bilious Affections, and IN all Us
carSed by tAe mpury OF the blood, the debility OF '
sveu the unhealthy stale oi the stomach and bowels
These hitters warranted 10 be purely Vegetable com
pound aud MARX TWs-1-31hgy can never q" the teas
injury IN any case whatever. . -
Sold by the agents, A u. u. Sands, Druggists, No q
Fulon., corner OF Gold. AMI 100 Fuon-st 27S Broad
way II East Broadway, n " als9 sold 10y ilam'' ~
Broad-,ircet, Newark, y }.
HsvgL SHIPMENT We learn that the Emperor OF Rus
ia has ordered 10 barrel, DR. tTS celebrate
inalblc BedBug Poison Tor clearing out Vefmn IN TN
Cascpal, Of the Au,ocrars l.EH0,ooo sodiery
AMERICAS MussUm.-Thc very bcs, attractions IA th'
city. model OF the City OF Dublin. Nncnen us come
genius, WhOck and Diamond Resale, Celeste The my
vorRAvD's Hair Erad.caiing Powder.
GouRauD's Frcckle AMI rsple Lotion
GoUrAU Vegetable L aid Rouge.
SOuRAVD's Vegetable Face Powder
Al Original Office, G. Walker-s., door rom Broadway
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IINAKE NOTICE that ne. lhe under.

MAKE NOTICE that We. the under
1 signed. have been appointed Trustees ol the estate
oi " s4 fdwcot 4 noi-rrsdeuf debtor, and that ai.
10 Indebted ,lid William Fave TT arr hereby re-
q1fel 20 render o. Ms an OF all such dehi, and
sun, of money owing hy them respectively. end al per
having their possession any property or elects
of ihs .1d Wu. f1wcet are required 10 solver Tie ,aut
IN tie sld Ir.,-ee, ard all creditors ci The ,1I VIM
FlWcst required 10 deliver tn us Their respective ac-
couat, Demands the Office ol Philip peN er No ~
a,ir, ,y o NswN ORR ON ~ before n. Neniy
= yentII iay % August next. GEORGE PtARCE
HENRY DIXON,
PHILIP ~PENER
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NOTHING can surpass the Yankee

~ y 7 IIIlNV tdH SUIT pass IUt HIIhtV
Gard pr,,,e,f tor chrdpues,, speed aud good PRINT
iug In operation ~ Bro0ks 57i Bowery. II You " 10
Cards excite attention. aul i1 any thing by printing
YOU viii md better ard cheaper. Good card,
g AMI sd per io0o and Business cards. beautifully
printed by ilche, 50 per 1000 Plenty OF excel
lent ecmrn,. Circulars small Bills. and other job rfHt
.u-. equally low. J. BROOh>, 17t B"wefN.
IS 3 Agent tor Mark p1or'. ,rlehw'ri Garden IN
zinc. and >yrngcs, 80 highly recommended nv tie first
Hsrfirulturali,t. and Florists Nl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
" FrenchLnrguage.-The subscriber

10 give lesson, unu De-. celebrated system OF Ire @te Jon
l.. MANEsCA DURAND.
,N,,r,..r,, GAS I, now farming ie27 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
OUT NAILS assorted from 3D. to Odd for
C,HEAP CROCKERY STORE, 100

j Bowery between H., er a1d Grand ,teeis--whece
M H. ,gni one Of the largest and beH assorted stock,
The CIV comprising every style and quality oi China lea
aad wsre white and printed -tse DO 80, cut PLAN
and nr,.... Glass Hal Astral Mantel Lamps Girau
do.-. English Britannia Tea Sets Casters, lc. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

L strnuger. Do you v ant ospt am >ho+s :. ~
90 h, >rruu,r c. Great CstaTne Bo, and shoe Mar
lei Is Cahanrtst corner OF MGnroe. Where ysr can E
IN. ,rgei ant l,-t assortment YOU ever aud at pfce
-. - ..,,,.-f I,.i nv Il. IA m.+u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
Ere lnsurance Cnm-

rany--D .ydead-'Th- President and u reciors hat"
th> ,ay dec ,erl annual Dividend o Five per Cent
hc renewed capital -tock, payable 10 The stockholders
or their legal Representatives aud after the oh Instant.
nj the office, No. 55 Maii.streei.
4. II Mt LLER Secretary.
\.w.Yo~k IuIv l. 1872 yl.lHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

RENAREABLE Fscrs.-FeNer and Ague enteu ~ -, nn.I
mans Loz"nges even where al heI nlfa' 80 l' ben
several months HE disease : MOI ''n"'' u" '''' ~
Seasckness Ncr,ou, or SIN Headache Palpt''i9n Of
the Heart Iown.>S Of Spirits, Dependency anu AN Me-
ver.ness cured ia very few minutes by shcrmSis YAM
Worp. i s,hcr children or adults inalhby destroyed
~ Shcnen's Worm Lozenge,-the only safe ana 'er'"'
worm madeleine known. ....... ,,
DaTrh0a, Summer Complaint DyscnfIy VI 1880,
the Bowe, cured 10y Shermans Restorative LotrnsesI
they operate Ike charm, and cure IN few hou>' am
osn .~ %"s!e 08 %hsopnr Coughs and
Asthma immediately relieved and speedily oureu ny '"o'
pys,.o ,nno I've sooner Or easier cured than by she
mar Dinner LozcngeS Who III suffer rom noses'oh
when pleasant remedy i al band ,.......o,,.,, M
Beautul Teeth and sweet breath can be possessed Dy al.
who viii Use sherman's orr> Tooth PasIe-'he very pe''
Away, he sure 10 pet Shernan's articles a. they are no
things hut have stood the test OF experience 'or Tue
l Man street. one door above Ann street. is Dr. s.
Ascnt-Ru,h,on A.pinwar. three stores; ssnd -, =
tsi Broadway aud rs Broadway Codngton' =. "u nd
streets Church Bowcrv, corner o. SPfns su'e., %
80 Fulton street, Bfcokyn Nii'"''"
D. The follow M recomdr ndauonof pspu'ar medi.
cue, published tor he nornsuon OF ,sS %I ,S''
iaeres, Newly July IL Isf..
physician commenced about three weeks 'nce TO iake
Restorative Cordial a. remedy ior DyspS
and think my duty 20 state that have lsuhI *
ueuely beneficial IN my particular case Before me use
medicine digestive organs were often terpd
and Inactive and this state things occaHoned frequent
saspeu of the of the hrar 81 the most dea
Cordial seems to have ~ ecisely the Mind stomachc
that required has ed AMI excited those organs,
Pryv,ou. 10 is use could uo many things which
take with IMMUNITY. especially mention raspberries a1d
currants ! have not yet taken I'VE boltesoi u
Counsellor ., Law, No. wall..
Sold al l76 Broadway. Jy8 Inns
~ sewer. and Vault. made Of nydraq &c. Lime inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
yvTATCHEs AND JEWELRY very

w lowThe subscriber Is selling all descriptions OF
cold and silver lever anchor e,capemeut epne and verge
Wa'ches d amond Nrgs Pins Gold Pencils, Keys, Il. al
retail lower than any ether place m the CITY, Gold
Sci,s 50 10 ~ dollars each. Napbes and Jew
elrV r--ifr yel or bought.
81 wat-hc. warranted 10 KEEP good TN" or ne monej
returned. q. =. hLFN,
Importer Of Wsicie and Jege'fy Wholesale and re,a 30
- an l5i l>i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
ELASTIC CAssIMERES aud Fancy
NFH.Y orr. HAsM -rAILoRlNG ksrABLIsIMENr

NEN-NUiih CASH TAILORING ~ lAbAISlihhHl .
AZ Ful'on-,trret, near Broadway,
Gentlemen IN want oi superior article in the way oi
paniaons arc ted TO call AID examine our styles Of cas-
,er,. and drllugs purchased within the las, wsek, or
cash and can DEE furnished greatly tcdnced prices also
GOOD assortment OF French and English ,ks and sialy
,etng, with our usual assortment of West England and
French black and fancy coered cloths cas,uere' and vest
inrs our goods al bought tor cash. and wc offer
great inducements cash customers amt cannot accommo
date those 10 want credit OR motto Is cah on delivery
anI DO abatement u prices. Lc9l j. &. BOOTH. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
- Rcmember ,he Isemovni Of Ihe Rcnl

Cnmphfnf Oil, spirits and Improved Brrner, % "a
fayeie Hall 81 Broadway, opposite Nbos, at price.
dnced nearly ~ per cent. &. W. MCCREDN. 81.
IS u I'm ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

- The .snly no. Of the Southern Iitern
~ WcsrrEger Is received, aat for sls al ti ci -e.
Agents supplied. Single numbers - cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
CPLEhDID DISCOVER for LEARN
L ~ LNG ~ pAINI AND DRAW ERON NAIL RI.

- IN'f TT w ''|'I '''''' ~
I works OF learners executed accoriug 10 tbs new style,
NAV be No. 2 B0atway, near me- American Hotel
Mons NmrOR FRNFTTT viii give lesson, IN th city until the
18th bis departure for France
All those new .c0serc, tO the number .o TX may be-
learned IN Aou.or the low price OF two dolars-or
each kui payable after the lesson. Amateurs VITO
have the works OF The pupils are convinced That hese
are ra discoveries useful o artist, well tor those so
have never studied designing. Jr the rsply and peIrc
ton with which draw ne, from nature may be- Eiade. Tie
excellence oi the system impossible = explain; one
leog should Dee taken pupil should Do seen Al "lk
fiiIfv 10 understand H. IVA In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

4 Tca,-IIoweu1's Mxturcl-This extremely delicious
AMI unparalleled Tea, highly celeb atct ia China aud
Europe lust imported IS for ale a. tire CanloE Tea
Company, General Fra Establishments III Chatham,treo
NcwYofk n Chinese packages, price 81 e. and u EACH
my.l n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
MEXICAN MUSEUM and Gardens.

Z \ Opposite -. PAM, Church, BroadNel p. T. Bar
Iur. Msfa-.r--ilrrrs,ei Novelties Nj Ntt.'It lir
vailed collc fruNrr- Mhl1cA AMI ID "a 'ni u u I
Bal1 Exi-ata gsuza,. Tie wonderful Sllss CIR can De-
r,afry consulted % oracle throughout H. day, " i
90. fRrs charge. t. Model oi the Cry of Duu.i--
u iv Performance, every Wednesday ami saturday alter
H-.a. af o'clock. As1 eNl bi l-, Ore An
no ilay. Fanny Gas, B0N.az, Grand Cn'..-. ans 1nd
$4,000 ..rs.'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

To OR SUBscRlBEss-W- strongly recommend tie Ia
Ian Chemical sap 10 al who poui have o clear corr
plcNo1. We have il n.e. l. really does cure Of.
eruDt0ns and d.,hguremeni' o 10, SAN, and can afA
yellow or sunburni KIN a. nesliy cfltres. b. f s
BIZ Nh. u. Jones 81 (LaiI-a-l..l--.f
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adwny Washington Tempe.

rance NOcIeIy.-TNf me nNcrs 81 u, NIcIefY are
que,d 10 meet At Concert Hall This Eve0ug - O'Clock
Oh bU,ine,. of importance.
iyljH LEBBEUs CHAPMAN, Secreisry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

]. Photographic Likcpc-ses, by ar improved
JagueueOtypc process, by VI. ID. VAN LOAN corner 10:
Ihanber.-sl.cei and Broadway. ~ lcl3 liza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
- Trnn.pnrentI tniinn Window stndeA

y Good board and pleasant Rooms can ~ obtained
II No. n ClIfN u el7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

GUNNER GOODS.-The undersigned
- prepared with hs usual extensive assortment OF sea
sonable Goods, 70 orders for Garments IN Style
which VII compou iih any house in the Traie at prices
which offer inducements to those paying ready money
Atsnt1n 3. solicited stye of PsUtaoon, furnished
al this establishment rs particular j. directed 10 tis
department with the yep OF q wing entire satisfaction
Drilling. Gamhroos.. French and English Elastic Ca>''
reer,s. .n great variety. o.
sat. Uandkerchiei, Gloves Hosiery, Su,peudefs, Shirts
N'''''' 49, " NM T. JENNINGS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
lTTW STYLE OF BEDSTEAD.-

Browns Patent S-ifAd listing Bureau Bed,ead, a
new article ertre; different those IN Those
persons Nho about purchasing sofa. warirose or bl'
reau Reiead, would ds well 10 call and examine. before
nprrba,ipg AZ J. ". < c. sol TIAek's,
H. q, 3v,.od lei Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
A ETIST lNuAlK-Nlannfactured from

Ladies an I,uuemeni Hair, (not ,uln tao iuch-
nng) hundred different dc,gs-neckldccs, brace
let. .ichrulrs ngs, flower, rings, wigs ,cnlps
sc The largest the leapest and sst a>somcnt are 10
be found at A. {. BARRYS, li Broadway, corner If Lib
| er.y ..tr,et up star, First premium iel6 Inns
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

That the route between the East and
West, by way of the Baltimore and Ohio
Rad Road, IS destined to become the la
yorite one Tor the transportation OF travel
ers aud merchandise, there can be no
doubt. We find the following article on
The subject in the Philadelphia Gazette Of
the eth uIt,mo:
IaPoRrANr TO MERCHANTS AND IRA
DERs. 4 most important Company for
the transportation vi mercbandlza has just
been formed, which will give to merchaois
aud traders such facilities for the tfals-
por,a,ion of goods as have never been
heretofore enjoyed. 1t is formed for the
Transportation of merchandise from Bos-
ton via N. York, Phila1e!phia, Baltimore,
Cumberland, Wheeling, Plttsburg, Gin,
clRnatl, and in fact throughout all the
Western country. 10 order TO insure lis
complete success, arrangements have been
made by the proprletors with the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company, Philadel.
phia aud Baltimore Railroad Company,
and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company, which latter road is to be open
ed for travel on the 9Th Of November 10
Cumberland. On the Ohio, the line is to
be connected with the steamboat line OF
tho Messrs. Strateder and GormaD, who
are the proprletors OF FIVE of the finest
! boats winch tun upon the river one OF
them will leave daily. The object that
this Company has IN view is TO give I'M
precedenled despatch to the transmission
Of goods and merchandise intended for the
great west; and the fullest security will
/ be given To persons sending merchandise,
inasmuch as receipts will be given by the
proprietors for It's safe delivery through
| from Boston to Cincinnati or any other
point that the owners may designate. -
Among the proprletors of this new trans.
portatlon line are A. Decker, of n. \ ork,
aud William l. Ashmead ard w. S. Free
man, of Philadelphia, gentlemen whose
character and enterprise are sufficient
guarantees for the success OF any enter
prise in which they may embark. They
have already secured influential and COM
peteut agents at the various points through.
out the whole route, and their underlak.
ing will probably give a new impulse 10
the trade with the West. Not only are
the proprietors of this line destined to ac-
complsh much for themselves, but it will
add materially to the receipts of the differ
ent Rail Road Companies over whose lines
thus immense mass of merchandise will be
brought, and from the passenger trave
necessarily incident thereto.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
THE GAZETTE.
MARR1M sBwRG, VA
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, ls4a.
TO OUR PATRONS.

Il IL a long while since we have treated our
debtors TO q regular dun, but necessities com
pel Is to renew that gentle remedy for our disorder
ed finances with the that II Il shall not
proye efficient, a more vigorous measure Of relief
will speedily he resorted TO.
On the 6rst day Of March next, shall have
been publishing the Gazette ten years, and there
are scores upon our subscription list, the color Of
whose money have never seen during ell that
time. During the past year, Our current receipts
have faeo far below our expenses, and the natural
consequences are, that are in debt for paper,
type, ink. labor and the support Of the establish
mem. These debts must be paid, and those in
dsbted TO ihs Office saast pay them. We should
not be put 10 the expense Of employing agents TO
collect dues, but are forced il by the tar
dinrss Of our patrons. We have accordingly plac-
ed our accounts in the hands Of Messrs. Thomas
Brown and William II. HaydeH who are author
ired collect and settle, and trust those indebt-
ed will make them immediate payment. 10 our
distsnt subscribers whom we cannot conveniently
reach through our agents have only to say that
u their sense Of right and justice jastihss tham IN
withholding from Us the fruit Of toll, we hope
they may have luck with the paliry pttonee thus
kept from Us until we can devise some mode Of
drawing il from them II may console them to re-
feet that they and their wives and children have
read he Gazette for years. and out Of the reach
OF being compelled TO pay, but II ia a consolation
that honest men should spurn TO those at dis
tance and home, vino have justly remembered
their obligations to we reiurn our sincere thanks
and hope their example may have its influence on
all those who are delinquent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03

NAVAL DINNER.-We learn from the
Savannah papers that large number OF
the citizens of that place met at the Pulas-
XII House on the Goth ultlmu, to partake
of bountiiul aud elegant dinner spread
in honor OF Capt. Newton, and the officers
of the steam frigate Missouri, and Lieut..
Van Brunt, and the officers Of the u. S.
schooner Grompus. The guests appeared
at the appointed hour, accompanied by
Com. Renshaw, u. S. NJ, Capt. Day, Of
the Revenue Cutter Crawford, and Capt.
Wade, U. S. A., as invited guests. The
Hon. t. Butler King and the officers sta
toned at the Cantonment Oglethorpe were
also among the guests.
Judge Wayne presided, assisted by Col
Williams, DR.. Arnold, Elias Reed, and
Solomon Cohen, Esqs., as Vice Pfesl'
dents.
After the cloth had been removed, spl'
rited ,oasls were drunk in honor of Capt
Newton, Com. Renshaw, Purser Price
and the President, which were severally
responded 70 by these gentlemen in nea
and appropriate addresses.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
From. tie Cumberland Csriiian, Oct. 20.
THE RAIL ROAD.
Stale Of Business Prospects Of CHmber
land and 4igeghany County.

land and Alleghany County.
1t cannot yet be said to certainty on
what day the Rail Road will frat be open.
ed from Baltimore 10 the Depot at Cum
berland. But we are assured, that it will
not be longer than the end Of the coming
week or the beginning Of the next sue.
ceeding. Should It not be open before
our next issue, we will then, beyond doubt,
be able to give the precise day. How
ever. when oaee opened, the Cars with
the Iron Horse,) will arrive and depart
daily, and our country friends will not be
disappointed in Witnessing the scene, at
tend on what day they may find il conve.
nien,. The completion of the Road, 1.-THE
LAYING down of the ralls) is now within
but or miles of this point. The day
Of its final completion cannot be far off
an event now looked for with the most
lively interest by the people Of this sec.
ZION of country.
The opening Of the Rail Road will have
very important effect upon the business
Of Cumberland and the surrounding coun-
TRY. Already has this been perceived.
A marked change has taken place in the
last three months in oar affairs. The
change, 10 be sure, has been very gradu-
al, but not the less certain. Things FAC
cording 10 the stereotyped phrase Of the
Stock Exchange, ale easier. Confidence
IS restoring and restoring. Funds, though
not flush, are decidedly more abundant,
and what circaates is good. Business,
in nne, is looking up. Even landed es
tate is clearly on the rise.
All this has been in anticipation. And
we Of course look for still better things,
when the work is done. There will b.
more stir and bustle--more active bust
ness-more money iingling in purses
more debts paid gilmore contracts en-
tered into. At least this is our itryent
hope.
As for Cumberland, she has been 10
dustriously pumng her wing for her new
fight. Many additional buildings have
been erected and others are IN progress
The noble building on The west side Of
WINS Creek, the Court House, is no idle
e'iience Of puDlic spifl, as also the large
block Of three story buildings at the nam
public square. A new Lutheran church,
and very fine one too, is under the way.
Divers large Warehouses have been plac.
ed along the present terminus Of the Rail
Road. Many new and large concerns
have been opened as our advertising col.
umns will show. The buildings for the
Reservoir, and the Engine and Car houses
are very fine. And from the patriotic
address of Mr.. Paul Butler, in another
column, it will DO perceived that new
Market House is soon to be under way.
We commend this public splrt, and we
say to its active executors, 90 ahead -
You will find the reality outrunnlng your
highest snticipatlons.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-03
MESMERISM.

Our readers are aware of the excitement that has
prevailed in Richmond during the summer and fall
upon the subject Of Alesmerism. The experiments
of the Mssmeric influence made many converts to
the theory and it yet hss many believers, although
il has been carefully scru,iniEed and examined and
pronounced a humbug by u large majority OF tho
medical faculty in Richmond.
Tbs following communication from the Rev. Mrs
HARRisos, will be read with isteIest by all whose
curiosity hss been awakened to the subject. IL
shows that the ipiposure however ingenious, coHld
not deceive such raen a. DR.. FRAsKLis and mis- as
sociste, Of the FSench commission who carefully
Investigated it.
Get e p. Hunter, Editor BarhnSJurg Ga
xetts :"
Dear Sir IL send you Gr publication. il you
think it wsrth while the following extract from Dr.
FRAsxL Is's ~ orks, vol. /, page 446
Ia the yeac l784, when a'rimal naagaetism
made considerable noise an the world particular y
Of Paris, It was thoughts mater of such impoT-
lance that the King appointed commissioners 10 ex-
an1ins the foundation Of this pretended science.
Dr.. Franklin at the particular request of his
majesty. ,ignGed to HIS by letter from the min