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Or. Sebter'6
0nn9en'Dr c Ierpatio.
preis so Gent bic GlaIte,

sprte 80 cent pte OlW6P,
ST cine fsbr Ihdstare Suteretuna, entoeft
oureb elnsn rcaeimaIlisen unp tsrnbmten bouts
fbsn Nr3t, Der Ite i,ber finfjis Sabre IN isl.
ncr eaenen Qrarts in Seuiehano Qttraubt
bate, in pelebem $anoe (tc mdbrsnp jcnsr Silt
duIffrt aueaeprbns tenust puroe, bel Suitcn,
Sertdltnnacn, Ratarbfeter, t!uitiltett,
&eubbmltrn. Ssitens uno Nufcnf fbmer;en,
Butlpeeu, ieeer Urt Srulls nno $um9cntes
lbperosn, unb IN jbemmnna oer beranuaben.
cen lne5ebruna. Slelse Pam ais Sob prr
chiAen Oleei;n arIa t ,pcrbcn, aber bic 3el.
tunaetcfanntmatbunaen ltno 5utcitpielia raz
5u; jeeer ttfrerisPntc Sr,pels III nelsu Wlr:
tunaen rpirb in enem SrrInebe pamit aefun.
Den ,perben, 70 ,pe AUDI 3ablrciehe gmpfsblunz
acn rie Nnweiiunae5cttcl tcalelteno. lipber
1000 Slafhem 1tno alleln in spbilapelpbia
pdbrenp Dem legtcu QD,ntcr perfauft ,pcrben,
EN- iiter5ensenber Se,reis bon befcn Nnsbar.
Felt, lcnIt ,pirce cine 70 srcGs Ouantitdt ME
perfauft wcroen fem.
Gurlruna bcr perihiepensn Srautbeitan fir
rpeltbe lle enpfoblsn 1T, oab Ite alien anosrn
3utertfunaen bon SarlaparllIa panaeeae
&c. Ithncil pcran9ebt.
Bilc 3ruaullIs itno BON 3eit 1u 3eitcrbal'
ten uno bsfannt aemadt lporben, aber oerRo:
itenaufwano Upn 3etilnastefanntniabun9en
perbietet eercu W1inbeiluna albier. 0ie
$eiebta taldutiaitsn t6nnen leieht htet5euat ipers
ceu BON rcr NiBIebfeit picier Wleoi5in fpcRn
ile anrMfeu al $eiop's &eiunobeie emporium
01p. 1871 Olcro5peitcnitraiIe nnterbaIb her
Oine 9irade, snm Gtbilp ees "aclcenenucs
lere uno Sdlanaen" all,po 3euanida nnb
NahpeiIuuaen 81 tunperten BON Sallen Der
mertphrriaIten Gurcn oureb biele meoisin,
potaesciat perpsn tonnen.
Neabins, psn 2, Snnt.
s.Otefe M.epiSiu 1T Tim ten pten anars
aetsnen preis in cisicr 9rudtrel 81 baben.
SUM so. bb.
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slue9eccbntes Nffcrtsment
Serte QSaaren uno Gilenhanclnno.
@ttcDter s. M' M'NntgDt,
Stellpertreter BON
Geim un0 St,Chter.

Stcllpertreter BON
.Geim un0 St,hter.
oem alten Gourtbouie eescniiber, in oei
5taot Eeaoina,
5atcu immer auf 6anp cine srcde BcrIhie
renbeit non Stanaeus, 6uf, pfuas, 25a:
acnrelfs, Sllntcn. unb allie aubere Nrtcu 9cn
gtGen, NIT ginibub BON ru(lMben unt
aner,tauiIeben Slaselruthen, Gilenb!etb &c.
5tahL
@ssc0sner. Ghar, Dcntiher, Cnallibsr, H.
lmcritaniIeben SliIters uno grcplpsStahl
picrcfiates, aebtefigtes, ruIocs uno fatbse
gilrn.
7barte gyaarrn
pom jsrrr Bsnsnnnna; 9tmlees nnoso6rfl
ncr Sritkirre, aeaclitus lDaars, lelebe ale
gusnbdmmcr unD NmtcGe, Scniteraenittfr'
geipcr Wanblrn. Iaasntnhien, O1hblaneae'
one 8drbesStcfe, Gattlerwaare, 8unthen.
auteb6r, Sosel. Ssllsn, SIintsn, Diltolet,
SaebIen, Shtblenlaufe. Splcsel, sepsrmaa'
rem nrttt eieleris, ArnfeI gum 3anehaIteil'-
gbenfalls
y . u III q t tcrta lse ~
Gpps, @tbleiftstne, SirnlB, Q8elB :Sleth,
Oratb, 3inf, Blsi, DIcf3inn, tleltrne Nob'
rcu, Sheer. peh, gaipbcnlun uno Soptpsrs
(Oafum) @psits, 0ldasl &c. 'e.'e.
Safety use
fir Selfsu'prsnaeh Dfilae: 5aafen'essen,
welIhfornbreher, Giltcrfauo &c.
9sutlcts une enaliIte 9enieh Nsten It
GhaufsIa NIB Spaten, pas
tent Dlattfornn QBaaasn &c.
Oie ctlaen Hrtlte wsrpeu su pbilaoel
ptia preifcn sclisfsrt, uno auf !iteraleSes
binaunaen.
Nearins, Stunt /. tb.
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s)leue QBoarett
fir Baar-Uelo.

Doitn AIlnaier bat fc sbsn srbaltsn, Elm
aro0ss 2lHortsment BON 1Saarsn, fbidlid fur
bic Sabrsssit frlde ala fbmar;, blan braun
unb arin brsitsS 9ub, @aiimisrs unb Gattis
nets, inldnriite @befs, Moslins, SettSsu9s
unb baunmollsne Slanslle.
Tbenf Il o,
Ginen frifbsn Gorratb baumpellnes Darn
pom Ho. Biz IL, NIT einen dufssliben Nors
ratb RON t1dtbfen unb baumpauenen
Carpet 3cftel BON allen Varben.
Desslei den
apifben 800 uno 400 Yfune pellen Darn.
-Wtt einem Ocrratb
oBcblfetle Neoenfbirme (llmbrelle. }
Meabin9 Dec. %.
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.Seuer! Scucr!
8erfttberm1lg 9e9en Semer
Capital authcrifIrt rurhs UeIeB
100000.

Die Sprina 8aroen 8eusrsDerI Ilbsrunaes
8GellIhaft bon Der gauntp Dbilaoelpbia,
matbt srItthsrunaru, foiuobl 5eltlitb ais
tauernb, aearn Bsrluff cbcr Stbaoen pureb
Ssuer, auf 9staube jcper 4rt. ale (odnIer.
@tbeuern, Stallc &c. rno anf Sausaerdfbe,
a0ter unp font neutrality-suspicious..
III brn ancrthliafsn Sscinaunaen.
Hnfraae 3n MAIDEN. sntperer psrf6nlieb o.
Der burb Sriefe, tsi Jobn 9. Riebaroe,
NehtssNupalt, mno aaent Der 9cIcnCebaft,
all Der Orufsrei bes "Brrts une GbupltlG
SournaIe," Steapins, penniyIpanisn.
October 27
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Ser
praftifhe uno erfabrene
6atbgfber,
fIr
&anitler unb profe1foniften,

&anitlsr unb profefiioniiten,
opsr Gin
auS lan9jabri8er Grfabrune 8elbopftes
He3eptbu 6
4us ptm ensliItbsn, init Yenusuma her bee
fen III unp ausldnciIebsn Werfe
bearbetet.
fir CbemiIten, Runittiltbler, ,T16bslTttrciner,
y.,e,pcbrlbaffer unb ShdhIcnmatber, $afirer
Sufdbensnnp @bdiienfatritautcn, Beraolper,
Kmn tnrelbsler, Eammaettr, 8eebltbmiere
unD netrcre anbere Seperbtrribenpe, nebG
9runblitbea un,peilrnaen irer Die
Sebanplnns unO Hnmsnpun3
Der asattsncn Stesspte.
2(dtn fclhen perIcncu, mehe SeIbafts
trrlten bic cben im Sltel bss Buehss auae:
fhhrt ftnp. erlauten mir uus ben "Spraftt.
ithsn yathacter" ais Gin bbbf nuBllhee
'Bntb i'll empfeblcn, ipeil lts n!tbt alen pieIe
xriten fur Die Scrtlauna ibrer Irtetsn ers
iparcn, icnrcrn alcieb3eitis aus ccnie!ten piss
ls 2Sinfe fir Die Serlhoncruns .brsr Irtsi
tcn erIsrmen.
Ser preie oee wwftbens 1T 70 ssrns
ale n6alteb acitelIt, uln autb rsm ,peniver tes
mltttltsn 6anemsrtsrn cine Sslessnbeit III
letsn fld rafTste an;uiehafeu.
Sir Butbbaupler uno Nmcsrr, me(tte im
SrcTen 3n faufen win1ttsn, iessn pIr foISen,
oe Drele ftit:
100 ersmpIare III sutsn papptauc $50. 90
SO - 80. 90
25 -. - - Is. 90
l2 - ~ 7. so
a. H ;nfc k,;h .1,(-
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8praeIhlaoene Berbe6erun9 oer
Gouifttut,on.
,BeIblus in Se6u8 Der Qbdnosrun9 De,
Gtoats Contribution"

,,BeIblue in Se5u9 oer Qbdnosrun9 Der
Gtaats Contribution"
,,gGthlciTen, bnrtb ben Ssnat unc eas
Saus per Nsprelentantcn in General Nfrm
fin perIammet, caB Die gcnittutlnn oelsr
Werublit pcrteifert fperbs. itnc 3war i'm orit>
ten ubIttnitt ces 5,ptiten NrttsIe, ha6 CT ,pie
folat faMetM
,,Das Der 8oupsrntr ftin Imt mabrenp
orei Sabren tstleiben fpd, pom oritten Olens
itaa int Sanuar, ndttffolaeno friner Gr,pabs
luna, unp nltbs tefnat1siu icl oaliclte lanaer
ais Guen Scrmin Don Orei Sabren III elnsm
3eitraume Don ncnn Sabreu 5u tebaltrn"
1Dlliam u. Crabb,
Spred,srbes Sooufs5 Der Neprefentanten.
Jobn s. G mins,
Sprshsr Ss6 Ssnats'
pennfplUanirn, &.
@sfretars. .Umt, { Sth te3euae biermt,
oaE S3critebcncss cine rlthtiae utlhrift eines
SsIttulIee 1T, Der cine 0erteIeruus cer gcns
ltituticn pcribldat, tpe!der III Oct lcgten Slts
auna Der Selcsastuna BON elmer D1ebrbrit
ber @licoer tsiper 5dufer acnehmist ,poroen
1T. Ger Oriainal. sSd6lu6 tleibt III oiefsr
umtsFube aufbemabrt, uno asinaB oes 3ebn'
ten Urtitsie ner gcnititution oief'r Oeputlif,
la,Te i'd oaifeIte biermit tetannt naebeb ipie
ee Der senamnte Nrttel pcrorourt
..,,asx, Sum 3eaauib hefcn, hate i'd bies
.SaNNE. fem meins llnterfetrift uno Amtes
s8SMNs ftrael bee erIaaten Amts teaefiat.
$500 au 6arrietnra, oieIen l4tcn Sag
'a'' i'm Sunt 1871.
Sran3 4. 5bunf,
Sefrstdr Der Ncpntlif.
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gDertD Dfr Bol,fncten
in Yennin(panic1t.

w ptHN1VlOalltcH.
Sanf pcn 9(us9banp, ;u Sstfcrb. ilnsanabr.
Ssapsr, su Saspsr, be.
Gmatara, 81 &earristurs, ssIblcfsn.
96abnatrn, Su g6afbineton, unsans.
ebanbtrSburs 81 ebambersburs, Ii
ebslfcr Gauntp iu 2Seltdsltsr. par
3sIarpars Sauntp* ju Sbelier, par
Bsrmantauu 81 0ermantaun. par
gett's6urS* 81 8ettisburs, IL
qeruistalln 81 QemiStauu, rar
Otifblstaun III Miopletaun. par
Went9omsrp @c,* ju Rrrristaun. rar
Portbunbsrlanb iu Hcrtbumbcr PAR
Rrrtb amerifa* ju pbiI'a, par
Rcrtbern Pibertie6" ju Yb'a, par
penniplpania* III Nbil'a, par
penn Saunfhp* 81 Ybl'a, par
TittSbrs, 5u Yittsturs, par
Sanf Der @sr. .St* ju Ybilatelpbja, 40
DO. DO. 3peiS" ju pittstur9, 40
ts. b.. 30. Su erie, 40
DO. 30. Do. W Seapsr. 40
DO % DO au yteu Sretban 40
SsrfS 9anntp Sant 81 Nsaoino, par
earlsle rittO4 Su earla!s, par
Gsntrs Ditto ju 8slsfcnt, ssiblossn
eitp 8anf su Yjitsbur9, lln9ansbar
@clumbia Srliten gsisafhaft. Columbia. par
@pmmecial Sanf,* ju pbu'a, par
OrDleStaun Ditto 81 Opplsstaln, par
@altcn ostto+ Sn @alfcn, rar
@rs eitto ;u erie, In
@rhan9s Ditto Su pit6bur9, PAT
grhau9e 3,pei9 ju SoolibaYSburg, Par
Farmers Sanf .. Guds Gtp !. Sriifrl, par
Tarmers u. Growers 81 0Sapnssburs. d
SarmsrS Ditto bon 0aneaiier* su 2aneaifer ror
SarnRrs Ditto, bon &eabin9* III Msa. por
6arners II. Wsbanies tittc gu Vbila, rar
8armers unb Ditto eittcju pittSburg, estr.
Farmers unb Ditto rr. gu Sapstte So. .aebr.
iSarmers nno DO. su Grenealtle sebrch.
6ranfiin bittc 81 2Ealbingtcn, "a
giraro eittc (Stcpbsns in Nbl'a, aefdblcli.
G'irarb pittct in pbil'n Far
]oarrisbur9 Ditto ju JGarrisburg, par
barmonp Snifiuts 5u i,armcnp, unoane.
iopnesbale Sanf 81 ecnespals, T
onntin9crn eittp 81 jountin9ecn, unsans.
Suniata bite 81 0e,pistaun, unaano.
&sniin9tcn DO. in Ybil'a par
aanfaifer to. 81 0anfatsr, par
qsbancn DO. iu 0sbancn, par
0nnbermnn's DO. su Barren, aebroben
Wanuf. II. Wedanics tn pbil'a, par
Warrietta II. Susqueb Grabbing SO. unat.
Merbants u. Manuf. Sanft pittsturs, par
Mcd,aiitc6 Sanf III pbiI'a, par
,Winers 8anf BON prtteoille, par
0iprtbern Ditto Drn ga. al Dunbaff, urab.
lHcnon0obela bitte pcn SraunSpiae, "a
8anff in pbil'a, ror ,
otcrtbumbl. Il. @clb.8 8f. ;u Miltcn, unab.
q. Meiferu 8f. p.pa. .Meatesine, qefd,I.
)teu Salem DO. Sn Sayette eauntp, betriia.
8anf sm sllentann, par
q. s.. Delaip. Sriicfen 60. Al 81 aeieti.
.i9rieul. II. Manuf. Sf. su Carlisle, aetr.
Sanf* Su pbilabelpbia, rar
fiharpe (sNarf) in pbilabclpbia, sstrrtt.
5dbuplfill Sanf' in Yhil'a, par
5ilper eafe Sanf su Wcntrpfe, 9efdlpf.
5outb,parf Ditto in pbil'a, par
sDipanba %. al Scwanba,
lnion DC. su llntpntauh 9etrod,
lSefferu DO. 1T pbilatelpbin, rar
Seflmcrelano DO. Su @jreensbnrg, geiflc.
Btlfesbarre 8riifen 60. 81 Wilf. nngang
Bpoming 8anf su @iIfesbarre, par
Dcrf bitto* Su Vorf, l3
)ouabceanp 8anf su pcrryrrclts> itt9an9.
n@auf Die nit einen be3eibneten
sanfen lIno falide Soften I'm l1mlauf.
UDie Oepcitt. .Banfen iino NIT els
,e,4, oc,eithnet,
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I9enteu fir oen Serfaut pon Or.
0eicp's Ylut- 1tllen.

q. 81. Gmitb ii. Go. 2te StraiIe, nabe ans
Notben $t,psn Wlrtbsbanlr.
9. 9iltert II. 60. Ste ct. pterhalb Der
lDen StraiTe.
Sreorieb Rlett, gfe ber sten uno Gallons
bill StraIfe.
8. IS. Oafefp, Nrpctbefer Weacln9.
eSarab .. W1orris, DO. bo.
Scbn e. soma, DO &anfattsr.
3. .. Wcfer, Do. Allelfaliil,
e. g. $inucrt, &aufmann, $aueater.
@hifp II. Smitb, DO. 5ambnrs
70 ltno gun, Serfauf in Der Drn8erei oie1er
Setuis, preis 25 Gent Die Ghaebtel
W1ai &c. y.
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70 It 1 ei1e.

60 sben bat bic prsITs usrlafTsn unb it in
Der 9ruferel otsfsr 3eituns, sinyIn unb In
9rbhsrer Sabl tu babsn, elm fir Bic bstrsFens
cen 5anopsrfsr une Saniflsr t6bf naslibss
SEsrf, bsttslt:
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9eaen glnfrncuna tes Vetraas bei Der Stltels
luna--0erienpunastoltan, portc uno trslsis
den, lperoen auiIeroem terednet.
0Fitnfrre 6erren gclleaen uno Nnbere
bic uceb 9atftriptions>iiten fir bas 2perfs
ebsn III Ssls babcn inc btfih srIuett uns
oieielben fcbalo pis mtalieb siu3ulsnpsn unt
uns alsih;sius Su tenatbrihtiacn, ,prbin Its
ibre eremplare seldif, 3n batcn wtnlebcn.
gs, 9latter, nit rsnen mir wetbieln, Inb
b6fieb erluett, oas Obiae einias Wals in ibs
re Spalten au6uhebmcm, ,poourh ls uns su
Seaenoisnttfn Derpfitbten.
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All kinds of GERMAN 8 ENG
L1sH printing work neatly and
handsome executed at this Off
ce, at reas enable prices.
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Dnr6 pripatbanpel

gu perfaufen.
Der. itntsrlhrietsne bietet icins Mabls
-ErA unb 9aaesWlnble nit elmer auten
@A EI& walIerfraft nebft ctna ID Iter
E&agtk smo prioatim gum Vertanf al.
9iefelte iltaeleaen III Srhnmiticb
Sauufbip, Ssrfs gauntp, al ter StraNe
BON xuBtaun nneb 5amtura, nnsefibr 5wci
Oietlen ncn 3ustdu,b ftonfenc al qano bon
Scbn Sobfsr, Ioam Roblsr unb D1ihael
Sbarer. Huf osm Giaentbum bsfinpst fh
Elm wcbnbaus nabe be, Der Olhbs
.NGEsTA le, 9talluna, Gin autsr 8runnen
|::::RA3s NIT elmer pumpe, nabe eer 9birc.
a.saa& Gin junser Baumaartcn unp alpl.
Icben uno 4 4fer 9dbpamm, etsn 5sss,s7es
falls Meter antee 6cl,lanc, cine e3S!aiss
Dleile pon er(aster D7ibIe. Oie S
D1ible bat Q Daar Burr, ,lnb -s-saA
paar @ttrot 9telne mnb iit inusrbalb eis
nsm Sabre nen ansseteGert norbeu. 8hr
has Stabcre erfunpiae man fth ssfaIlisit bsi
Jfaae Kemp,rsr auf pemgiaentbam spobnt.
Gin sntes Nsht uno Veits Fam sssebsn
~srssn am naNfsu itsn April. BON
Danisl Hsmp.
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Wchnllnas- Werdnberllna

WcbnunsS- Werdnberung.
:, John 9. Eibaroa, Nopcfat, bat feline
1Hteliabs uno aub bic Druderei bes Rerks
g Sln99lkiu .Dourm1Pa. nab eer on
psHnIfase perls9t in eas 5aus melebes friibcr
pom Dr. f,pps bsiuobnt tpuree, 93creleite, s,pie
fbsn Der 6tsn uno 7tm strafe.
gtopbr. 80.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-31
MrTsoEEILAN ls1USo
From Tie Boston Times.
CONFESSION OF A PIRATE.


1t is probably that most oil our readers
can call TO mind the fate of Mrs. Aston.
the wife Of the governor of South Caro-
lima, and daughter Of the famous Aaron
Burr. This lady was an only child,
beautiful, virtuous and accomplished.
With what deep and unquenchable affec-
ton Burr regarded her, many OF his let
ters bear irrefrsgabIe proof. 1t is in IA.
mliar letters that the heart speaks out.
Burr was an ambitious man-ambtlous
of power and greedy of notoriety, no
matter how obtained. He was man Of
galantry, it is true, but his heart was not
engaged IN any Of his Illicit smours, and
those who knew him best, and were not
blind TO his faults ard crimes, believed
that he loved his wife and child with
fervor that many husband and father of
austere morality never felt. 1t was
on voyage to New York 10 see her
father, whom she doated on, that Mrs.
Aston persisted. The vessel was sup.
posed to have foundered at sea, and such
all imagined to have been her fate. But
murder will out, and suspicious of foul
play began 20 awaken. A sailor died in
Maine, according TO an account published
in one Of the papers, conlessiEg on his
death bed, that he was one Of crew OF
pirates who boarded the vessel and put all
hands to death. Burr discredited this &C.
count, as he did one Of similar comics.
sion, made by sailor in Mobile. The
Crescent City says -" We have now to
add another confession, made under SINH.
lar circumstances, which leaves no doubt
in our mind as 10 the fate of the fair be-
ing in question. A gentleman from Tex
as--an old and valued friend, and one
whose veracity is unimpeachable--in-
forms US that and old sailor recently died
at Matagordn, who made full comics.
sion Of number of piraces in which he
had been engaged, and stated that he was
one OF the crew Of the vessel which had
sailed from Charleston, with Mrs. Aston
on board. When three days out, con-
sulaton was held, and it was determn-
ed that the passengers should be robbed
and murdered. The work of death com.
menced, and all were killed, Mrs. Aston
being the last victim who was made to
walk the plank. Her image, he said,
was always before him, and he could not
die without confessing the horrid Decd
The closing scene of his life was horri-
BILE in the extreme--he raved with mad
ness, exclaming, There There she is
now II see her standing before me -
away-away !"
Many witnesses were present who can
bear testimony to the confession, and we
think there can no longer exist any doubt
on subject which was so long yelled in
mystery"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-31

REORGANIZATION OF THE NAVY De-
would express conf
dent hope, says the Madisonan, that the
plan Of reorganization presented by the
faithful and gifted Secretary Of the Navy,
will meet with the prompt and hearty
concurrence OF our law makers at the
east end of the Avenue. Experience
has shown that unity and direct account
ability are indispensable to the proper
discharge of Executive functions, and
whilst we would not, for an instant, be sus.
pected of attaching blame to the honora-
BILE and distinguished officers concerned,
we would hope that such system will
be adopted as shall render their valuable
services, to the utmost degree, useful to
the country. Governments within gov
ernments uniformly paralyze effort, and,
by dividing responsibility, introduce uncer.
taniy and want Of power. Let the pro.
posed plan or something similar in gener.
al principle, be adopted, and we venture
to predict that the Naval Department
will be all that the devoted friends Of thai
arm Of the service can desire.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-31
From The Baltimore Saturday vi.iter.

DAVID II. STRoTHER, THE ARTIST
The reader will find in another column,
part OF letter from abroad. We are
indebted to it, TO the Martinsburg (Va.
Gazette. That paper has been publish
ing series of them--by which our
attention was attracted particularly. in
the very commencement. They are
from an artist, as the caption will denote.
That artist is David II. STROLLER oil the
the above named place. He gave early
promise of az unusual talent in that line.
Some Of his first portraits are equal to
hundreds painted by long experienced
pencils. About two years since he de.
parted for Italy. for the purpose that in
vi.es so many artists thither. We ex-
pect him to return so proficient in his art,
as to become an honor TO his family and
country. He was our school. fellow.
Hence we feel free and secure, in speak
ing of him as our feelings direct.
What struck us as peculiarly prophetic
Of his future career, was the "turn" he
had in early boyhood, for sketching OBJ
iects OF nature and art. 1t was little mat.
ter to him if his slate and his copy. book
were the only materials he possessed
Many have been the punishments we have
seen him wrthe under for the luxury oil
taking the portraits of school-fellows, in
stead of "doing sums" But Nature had
placed her stamp upon him and issued
her edict, and forbade successful prosecu-
ton Of any thing but painting-or rather
penciling, as il was literally. There can
be little success in compulsive and dis
tasteful duties Though he acquired on
account ofthis propensity, the reputation
of an 'idle boy" we have no fear as tc
his establishing the very dfferen. reputa'
ton Of n good artist. In the way ofland
scape-painting we think he promises tc
excel the majority of American Artists
1t is this class, too, which we need. We
want men who can take the likeness of 4
hill, or valley as we'll as that of a pretty
girl, or an ugly man, whom 1t is easy
and tempting IN view Of good fee, L
represent as "handsome fellow" w,
hope, therefore, that Mr.. STROLLER may
soon feel himself prepared to return, will
the view Of following, at home distinguish
eddy, profession the enticemen,s of which
have beckoned him from his kindred ant
home, TO land Of strangers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-31
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1912.
Correspondence ef.be Ncv Yo,k American.
RIO JANErRo, JANUARY. 1912.

NV SANElkO, JhNLARIt lO4Z.
We have had visit from the Empe-
rer. Besides the /" Delaware" he visited
the French Admiral on board the frigate
" Glolre," the senior English captain on
board the frigaie "Andromacbe," and
the Portuguese sloop Of war Don John
the lst." He was received with sautes
Of 81 guns from all the ships of war and
forts IN the ha.bor. The Delaware and
French Admiral's frigale were dressed
with flags, and all the ships had their
yards manned. The Delaware was the
last ship that he visited, and he remained
a much longer time on board Of her than
he did on board ofany other.
A handsome collation. was spread out
on board for his little Majesty and his two
sisters, who accompanied him. On leav-
ing the ship after the salute was fired,
the Emperor directed three cheers to be
given from his barge, and his SUIT called
out "Vive L'America. This was a
compliment not extended to any other
of the vessels he visited.
While on board the Delaware, the En-.
peror asked to see the crew manage the
the guns, as in action, and then asked
that the salute which was to be given
him might be fred while he was on board.
This was done, but the usual salute on
leaving was given him besides.
We will sail in the morning for Mon
tevideo, and as il is understood we are to
man9uvre the squadron on our way down,
we shall, no doubt, be several days Ion
ger than usual on our passage.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-31

PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.--The New
York Herald Of yesterday says: ave
understand tina, Mr.. Colt, the celebrated
inventor of the revolving pistol, has been
engaged for some time, under the author
ity Of the Secretary of the Navy, in ma.
king experiments in guns, pistols, shells,
bombs, and other instruments ofwar. Mr..
Colt has just made discovery Of a new
projectlle by which he can, with single
steamer, defend the harbor OF New York
against whole fleet of British ships and
steamers. 1t is said he can ignite des.
tructive she'll under water, at the distance
Of ten miles in few seconds. The prin-
cple is founded on the electric fluid.
We further learn that the Navy and
War departments are beginning to bestlr
themselves to great extent. AZ pres
emf the only drawback is the shocking IN
action Of Congress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-31

IRISH LETTER.-An Irshman wrote
to his son at school the following letter:
"Dear Son-lf you are we'll when this
reaches you, we are well. By the bear.
err, send you my old brown coat; get a
new one made out of it. Your mother
sends you, unbeknowng TO me, five
pounos. | hope you will no, spend them
foolishly; if you do, just can tell you
that you are silly goose, and remain
your atTectionate father.
P. S.-Your sister Sally wanted me to
tell you to send her shell comb, but as
forgot il this time, and the letter was al.
ready sealed, will mention it in my
next"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-03-31

MANNERs.-A due sense OF proprety
of conduct towards all classes of the com.
muni;y is obligatory on every one, al.
though some appear hardly aware Of it.
The manners of man are the mirror
which reflects his disposition and the feel
ings Of his mind. Suavity ofmanners al
ways gains friends-moroseness engend.
ers enmity. An affable address, of course,
always pleases but a surly response cre-
ates prejudice and a dislike which years
connot dissipate.