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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26
TO THE LADIES.

Oh HULL's UTERo ADD oMINAL SUPPORTER.
aE q s $ s s ssa
ing the Of the objectons Pessar Confidently recon-
health, failed performing cure even under
The ssplte has attained very high character Europe
S. i s sr sss us
Hospitals Of Of london and Paris and universally
mendea Europe BY medical the hshs. rank In ,h.
Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent private pac
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies, at No
vesey having separate entanc. from the de-
FIu.ses and Supporters to female patients aus lm.I
%5O sPEcIEIc N s,1;1IJI, s.o
ofs remedies yet discovered above complaints this
and yhSy, hs s,., re- re-
We give long 9usck.h recommendations to DECEIVE the
shall speak Our object notify where it can be had,
1Sss & Broashs which hs viii effect rapid
cey-hish, low eh and poor matrimonial and single They
he ~ snpe
Farher The disease cannot be cCn d do;s OF the
psi up i sS,ss; i. at
R. J gs'S$y s Jones. 2.
e s ~ and Seventh .rss and
ss pubic i.as:
oi mercury cure radically heina few days: the 2 s
Of syphilic diseas Dr. brennap emept |
rely free from any corrosive msnera sns T.sSI
taken according 10 his directors, will remove inc nssi
symptoms which invariably follow abuse or rstei
Of mercury and other noxioSs med, nss % " ths,
sercd in those Dr. Brennas medy ~ 80 smI snrss
can be administered without the IL danger on ~ s,.sd
quences, the patient being able during the uea'"e" " ~
TO his business and live as usual >f IN. .hcxe
Dr. Rrennas practice confined TO the cure ~ W. s
sa Sr 70 will ac
ne s Sns " Ss % ss1 oeoeR and from
tOnnSS. 'oars, .rvm AZ - "~' $50 imr
DR CARPENTERS Old Estsbhed LeSn sip Dls% s5sn
tiaepaate and are ne
TO each Others bseryaton c. Licentse OF the view
York Medical Society and has had nearly 81 years expert
Perfect in all cases guaranteed ehses reasens
Bile. $40 mr.
CvOAL-ioo tons Liverpool Camel Coal fm sale lots 20
~ ami purcnssers, landing from ship Sdtons Apply TO
ala EDW'b K COLLINS, h Co., South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26

MANoLEs! MANGLEs! i-Prces reduced-Important
~ % Hvg, ard Boarding house Keepers ana DUN
CAN WEST respectfully inform the public. that they have
hand and patent manges which, for
unity and durability be surpassed. II labor
saving machine, eatrey the ironing
ant RAJ dy puts gloss sheets table cloths &c &C., without
the aid VI i1el They be the United
States Hotel and btnke Mansion House and ary all the
hoOs m the cy They sold az No. Little Green street
Liberty street, ~ ", where Messrs. d. w do belI-
hanging, Iocksmhng and all kind Of work cheaper than
can be elsewhere -
B-kitehsn crates made fsom 10 cents to Is. perb.
sislm ere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26

ITO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.-Thc Southern Rice
Company under Charter from the state Of South Car
olna have their Rice Pounding Mill in full operation
the corner Of Jefferson and South street. New York in
tending employ their mill degree Toll MILL
Southern Planters invited call aud the advantages Of
feed BY tins establishments About to 10 A. NJ or TO
feryOu 81 reel near The mill SIG 26 O3tr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26
STRAW GOODS.

II, BENNETT, 80 John and l1lI William streets, i'm
porter and manufacturer Of Italian and English Straw
goods, respectfully informs his from the South
and that he has hand splendid Of
ladies' fashionable goods suitable for the fall season.
Italian Rutland French and English Dunstables, black
Florence Braid Prince Albert, Schell Sche and Imperial
and fine Tuscan BoDnets. sill imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26
SELF COOKING PISTOLS.
IMPORTANT TO
III @ II = 4, X T. e. p e Z S


4 FEW IMPROVEMENTS have been made upon Fisks
N paant Novelty Cooking Stove, rendering impossible
that difficulty should with when managed
who has had experience in the of kind of
The Novelty Stove the only cook,tove which has
been got MP within the last three entire
pattern bearing name incentive increase
the sale without regard TO utility economy. The No
velty warranted all
Cor which recommended. may be returned and the
will be refunded The which much than
perfect brick The fixtures which
neatly twice as be used upon any other Of
Among the fixtures large boiler,
30 gallons Ia barrels, large rotary grdde, which will
bake 50 ordinary buck cakes once; large
suitable baking large loayes OF bread;
suitable any sized kettle from barrel cadron small
any perfect simplicity aud peculiar adaptation
culinary purposes fully merits the high which has gain
all whs For sale only Fsks
Stove Establishment, 700 Water street. The public
toned deceived by those who verse their
as being the principle Of tn Novelty Stoves" as no
their legally authorised References the store
eight hundred who have them
10 IN thus city alslm-
IvKENCH La NGUAGE.-The veIy fatterng encourage
thus far bestowed Professor Mous the
of ms pGp consequent the proficiency they have
ed time undet has tdon has induced him lower
his FERNS from s2 $40 per quarter thus placing the oppor
gusge snn the Of any LADY gentleman wishing
acquire language midi pensable good education. His
generally approved by the ladies gentlemen
abty whom he has had the honor of
Three Glasses edy formed. those persons may
desire with them, should do TINS favorable
Professor Mouls' rooms at No. 1913 Broadway.
IL IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26

rvOAL--oo tons Liverpool Camel Coal f sale lots 10
su,i landing from ship Siddons. Apply TO
A. EDW'b K COLLINS, h Co., IS South sSrsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26

"ON THE CANAL STREET PLAN
THE Public by this time satisfied that the cheap clean
and neat Oyster shops are me pest aud mat tey are as
establishment No. O9 Nassau street, few doors above
where he hopes by strict attention business he will merit
share of custom Being new beginner his account
but old hand at the business.
Oysters stewed fried roasted raw served up the short
notice. and the best that be found in the city.
Supper parties will find this pleasant for
sIQ I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26

He took the cup OF life 10 sip,
For bitter twas 10 drain;
He put it meekly from his lip,
And "A ant 10 slaan again
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

YEAST REcEIPTs.--Boil one pound Of
good flour, quarter OF pound of brown
sugar, and little salt, in two gallons OF
water, for an hour; let il afterwards stand
until il becomes milk warm, bottle ii and
cork il close. II will be cit for use in %
hours. One pin: Of this will make eigh-
teen pounds of bread.--Lddy's Annual
Register.
lMak Yeast is made quicker than any
other, viz A pint Of new milk with tea
spoonful Of salt, and large spoonful Of
-four stirred 10, set by the fire to keep
lukewarm, will make yeast fit for use in
an hour. Double the quantity of COM
mon yeast is necessary. 1t must be used
soon after maze. Bread made of this
yeast dries sooner than the other kinds,
but u is convenient in summer, when bis.
cult IS wanted suddenly.
YEAST made as follows NAV be kent
any length OF time three ounces of hops
IN pail of water boiled down to quart;
strain It /; stir in quart of rye meal while
boiling hot cool it add half a pint of
good yeast, after il has risen few hours,
thicken it with Indian meal thick enough
to roll it out, then put il into the sun TO air
dry. A piece of this two inches square,
dissolved in warm water, and thickened
with little -four, will make a large loaf
of bread.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

GoLp.--The mines in Lumpkin county,
Georgia, are said 20 be yielding great
quantities of the precious ore. The Hon.
John Z. Calhoun seems, among others, to
be in luck. His agents have discovered
new and productive veins upon his land +.
the gold from which often weighs more
than the rock in which it is found. 1t
was yielding at late dates an average OF
SAT per day to each hand. This is get
ting rich wonderfully fast but if the ex.
perience in these parts be worth any thing,
let the Georgians take care. case Of
great profits may occur; but in the long
run they will fad that il is betterto cult
waite cotton than to dig gold. If Mr.. Cal.
noun himself is very successful in his gold
enterprIz", it is more than he can say OF
his political plans for few years past.
The editor Of the Augusta Chronicle
SENS TO have learned thing or two
abou, gold digging. He says: A resi-
dence Of several years in the immediate
vicinity of tho mines, familiarised us in
the course of things, which IN mining as
every thing else, but illustrates our fond
ness for the bright side Of the picture. II
a miner was very fortunate, his successes
were trumpeted on the wings Of the four
winds, while the fate Of thousands of his
associates who delve and toll on for months
without making larthing, were never
whispered"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16
Z HE Nj A II X f L S.

From The Baltimore American, June 10.
ViRGtsGA BANK NorEs.-We quote the notes
Of the Wheeling Banks to-day at per cent. dis
count and those of all the other Virginia Banks at
pei cent
CATrLE--About 100 head of Beef cattle were
offered at the drove ysids this morning and all
readily sold at prices ranging from 50 10 SO per
100 lbs. as in quality.
FLouR--We aIe advised of limited sales OF
Howard street Flour OF good standard brands to day
from stores at 1924, which is the asking rate
now. The Wagon price ia So so
GRAiE.--No Maryland Whests arriving Penn
sylvania Wheals have improved three OF four cents
per bushel We note two sales OF prime rad on
Saturday Hsl25; and other parcels at 30 -
Also lot OF Pennsylvania white at l'29 The
supply of Com Tor the last few days has been fair,
Sales Of Md white at SO cents, of yellow at % a
Sd cents. We quote Md. Oats at IS cents and
Virginia ct 81 81 cents-sales.
BAcoS Assorted Western at 81 a cents
Hams at 5 a74 cents; Sides at 81 a cents, and
Shoulders at 3 a 81 cents.
WHIsEEY, We quote hhds, at 10 cts, and bbs.
At 90 oents moderate sales. The wagon Price OF
bht IS 10 cents exclusive OF the barrel,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16
TO THE FARMERS.

Mot having been able to sell the Opeguon
IN Mill, have determined to work it myself this
year. Farmers disposed to grind their Crops
shall have the earliest attention paid to thers
either there or at the Honeywood Mill, if they
bring their CROPS in either, early in the season.
and the -four placed il, the boa, for them according
TO order, without any charge. will also pur-
chase wheat at the highest price the market will
afford at both places. and will be accountable for
every sort of grain taken into the Mills. Mr.
Philip Tramel is my acknowledged agent, and any
agreement made by him. will be as binding as if
made with myself and in case neither of us is
present, the receipt of the he d- miller at either
place will be sufficient. Mr.. Tramel or myself
will endeavor to give our personal attention TO the
Opequon Mills every day. Arrangements for boat
ing oil the -four speedily as it be manufac
tured, have been made with experienced boatmen,
in whom believe the utmost confidence may be
placed, and customers shall have their lou, boated
upon the same terms with mysef.
EDWARD COLSTON.
June is, l8d2.--tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16
From nc augusta (Gso.j con.tisuiiosaii't.

From the AngnSt1 o'efI -
CALrYnoRsiA WaEAT.--We have re.
ceiyed a sample Of this wheat, raised by
M, Totioo his season in Butts county,
which can be seen at our Office. As it is
an object of great interest to our farmers,
we transcribe part Of Mr.. John Lotion s
letter, who can be addressed at Lotion s
Store, Butts county, Geo.
"Haying obtained from Mr.. Thomas
Speering, Of AbbeyilIe, S. c., small
quantity of his Caiiphornia wheat, plant
ed i: the first and middle Of October last.
Ia all had about one thousand stalks or
lunches 10 stand, which have or will pro-
duce at least twenty thousand heads, ay-
eraging one hundred and fifty grams to
the head. The grains are very large,
and of beautiful yellow tint, rich and
sweet, and no doubt will make the best oil
-four. | have about seven square RODS oil
ground, which will make between i've
and ten bushels, aud which would be over
one hundred bushels TO the acre. And IL
is 10 be noticed, that while most Of the
common wheat, throughout this country,
for the present season, has been greatly
injured, and some Of the crops have been
entirely ruined by the rust and smut, the
CALIFORNIA wheat remained free from
either. Any person wishing to procure
this wheat, can by forwarding me five
dollars, have put up for him twenty heads,
which will produce, if well manged, and
sown on good soil, at least three bushels,
which will be suffieien, seed TO produce
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

lloME. AT home it is, and onl y at
home, that we show the natural man, the
real temper of the beast; perverse or So
ciable, overbearng, stern or aiiectionate,
cross or cruel; gentle or severe our
,ufrmites, whatever they are, the kinder
pulsations Of the heart, the more wicked
emotions Of the mind. If there DE any
bad blood in a fellow, he will show it
whenever he whenever he can -
but where can he show i more safely
than at home, where his wife and children
cannot help themselves, and his people
are paid SO much week to bear it,
Dick ems, though he makes Quilp abhor-
rent enough at all times, makes the broad
est light fall upon his enormlties when de-
picting him alone with pretty, patient Mrs.
Quilp, at home. See man at home,
therefore, whoever he may be; good or
bad, great or little, if you would know his
true value. Is it pyramid 7 Go near
10 it, if you would know his real strength;
it may have deem built Of pebbles. Is
II a ruin 2 Go near to it. Nearer-it
may have been richly sculptured it may
be treasury of ornaments. man may
be hypocrite all his lie before the pub.
lie but no man ever was before his own
family Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

WHEAT CRop. We are fearful, that
we, in common with others hereabouts,
have reioiced too soon in the anticipation
OF an abundant harvest. In many por.
tons Of the Stn,e, the crop is in a very
critical condition. Along the james Rv.
or bottoms above Scottsvlle, where ten
DAYS ago a most promising crop was
growing, we hear, that the Rus, has made
its appearance in the late wheat-which
constitutes the greater portion-and threa-
tens destruction. Below Cartersville-
the rust has not appeared to the same ex-
tent. On the high lands, off from the riv.
or, we do not hear that this deadly Toe to
the wheat-which has caused the failure
of the crops the two last years-has yet
appeared. Should it again visit the land
after all the high hopes, which the lux.
uriant crop inspired--t will go hard with
the good people of the State. An abuu-
dant crop, and good prices, were never
more needed than at the present time.
The numerous failures Of the wheat
crop, which have occurred during late
years, if followed by another this year,
will lead to the general abandonment Of
the wheat culture in the State-or the
substitution Of wheat, which natures
earlier, than that now in use. Recourse
nigh, wisely be had to this latter alterna.
tive. We learn that many Of the enter.
prising Farmers upon the River have
portion Of their growing crop Of May
wheat--some Of which has already been
reaped, and all is ready for the scythe.
II the entire crop were of that kind, it
would now be free from danser.--Rich.
Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

PLANET MERCURY Mr.. VIM. Mitch
eIl Of Nantucket, informs the Inquirer,
that the Planet Mercury, which Coperni-
Gus regretted on his death bed he had
never seen, and which DeIambre in long
life devoted to Astronomy, saw but twice,
has been tor several days distinctly vsi.
BILE IN the western twilight, 1t nay be
seen by directing tho attention a little
north OF Venus, now very conspicuous. -
The two planets are so nearly in the same
line Of vision, that ihoy passed the merid-
an on the 9TH instant, within one minute OF
each other, and their apparent distance
ssunder exceeds but little the apparent
semt-dameter Of the moon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Cour, OF
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, June
Rules. 1912,
John McCieary and Jane his wife, John Fishburn
and Eliza, his wife, and Thomas Kelley and Ann
H., his wife, ph6s.
against
Joseph Shewal,er. Jacob d. Saew alter, Lewis h.
Wysong and Harriet, his wife, Loader Comp
ston and Caroline his wife. William Shewalter
and Elizabeth Shewalter, infant children of John
Shewater, deed and Ellen Shewalter, wife of
Joseph Shewalter, dts
IN CHANCERY
FuNHE defendants, Jacob d Shewalter Lewis
Il b. Wysong and Harriet, hi. wife, Londer
Compston and Caroline, his wife, William Slew
alter and Elizabeth Shewater, infant children of
John Sbewalter, deceased, not having their appear.
and given security, according to the act of As
sembly and the rules Of this Court, and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are out OF
this Commonwealth: it is ordered that the said
defendants do enter their appearance to this suit
the first day of the next term, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order
be forthwith published in any newspaper within
this County, and continued for two months success
lively, and another copy thereof posted the front
door of the Court House of the said county.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
June 10, lS42-Sm
VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chance'y for Berkeley County, June
Rules, 1912,
Fielding Colbert, phG.
against
Charles c. Sierbuck and Edmund |. Lee, Jr.,
IN CHANCERY. dts.
TIME defendant, Charles C. Starbuek not hav-
IL ing catered his appearance and given securi-
ty, according to the of Assembly and the rules
of this Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is out of this Commonwealth: il is
ordered, that the said defendant do enter his ap-
pearance to this suit the FIRST day Of the next
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and tina,
copy of this order be forthwith published in an,
newspaper within this County. and continued fci
Two months successfully, and another cory thereo,
posted at the front door of the Court House of the
said County.
Copy.-Teste.
JOHN srRoTHER, c.
June is, l84a GIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16
.rENTPERANcE.

spec'sl meeting of the Berkeley County Total
abstinence Society, will be held ii the Lutheran
ohuich, on Monday evening next, 20tb instant
maie members are particularly invited to attend.
Matters OF importance will come before the Society
June l6, 1912. JOHN A. BOYER, Sec'y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

o. BY leave Of Providence, Rev. JAMES CBls.
HOLM will ofhciate in the Court House, Martins
burg, on Sunday next. Service. TO commence al
Ii o'clock, A. M. June I6 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16
LAFAYErrE GrARnS-

A general meeting of the Lafayette Guards
will be held Saturday evening next, the 18th
instant, at the drill room.
Punctusl attends nee is requested by
WILLIAM III REED, iSee'tg
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

A meeting Of the Juvenile Total Abstinence So
ciety OF Berkeley County. will be held in the base
ment story of the Lutheran Church, on Saturday
evening next. 18th inst, at "a O'Clock. Members
are requested TO attend.
BY order, L. T.. HAMNE. Seq.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16
DxD d.

On Monday last, Mar yfRorsfA, daaehlher OF
CHRISTIAN III and Susan Shsfer, Of this place,
aged 3 wears
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

The New Orleans Piceyune is Of opinion thai
men sotnan ordets her husband out Of the houae'
ana property enforce authority throws his clothes
''' OF The window The thing may be correctly de-
Regulated saH ~ cjrctrsgRt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

yHNlllS valuable Improvement in the eultnic of
IL Bees has been introduced into Ioudoun
Fairfax, Spoitsylvanis, Caroline, Clarke, Jefferson
Morgan, Berkeley and Frederick. az we'll s many
other counties in the State Of Virginia and is ma
questionably decidedly superior 10 any other Bee
House in use. II ia constructed as 10 proven,
the depredstions of the worm efTec,ually, every
part of the house being worm-proof; it prevents
the trouble and loss incident to hiving and Chords
every facility for taking the honey without destroy
ing the Bees. The house may be constructed with
any number OF apartments from three to sixty, but
fifteen is as convenient any other number.
House or individual rights be had Of
Mr.. Levy, Morgan.
Mr. Stsckhcuse, Winchester.
Mr.. Danncr, Middletowu, Frederick Co
DR.. Kline, Froht Royal.
Mr.. Latham uprersiIle.
Mr.. Fouche, Leesburg.
Mr. Van Ness, Dumfries, Prince William. w,
Peake 4 M diox Fredericksburg.
Gretter & Peake. Richmond
and County Rights in the State Of Virginia. Of
G. F.. ROBERTS.
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Co, Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

A nm annual meeting of the Overseers Of the
IN Poor Of Berkeley County, Mt the Uni,ed States
Hotel, in Martiusburg, on Monday the 9Th day Of
June, 1912 present,
George Cbrisman, Alfred Ross, James M. Gapo.
John w. Boyd, Robert X Robinson. Thomas J
Harley, Ehud Turner. Daniel II. Doll. Archiba Vi
Oden. William G. Morgan, John S;ncenderfer and
John Hedges.
George Chrisman elected Presden, of the
Board.
The Board Then proceeded to lay the levy for the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16

SHINGLES AND PLASTERING LATHS.-
~ The subscriber has 25, 600 Pias,ering Laths,
and 10 600 prime Oak Shingles for sale low
June 10, 1912. j. VAN DOREN, Jr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16
GEO. ROBERTS,
Publisher Boston Notion.

Norton OFrIcE,
Boston, June |, 1912 {
The postage on this sheet will only be one cent
under one hundred miles, and 10 cents over one
hundred miles; as it will be printed as a newspa-
per, Extra Boston (Quadruple) Notion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-16
Bosss.efs and Hats.

M have just opened and offer to the public
~ Ladies Florence Brsid and other Bsnnets
Men and Boys Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats, Fur,
Russia, and Wool do.
HAMMOND & CUNNINGHAM.
June l6, ie42