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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-23
ITO Physicians.

DR.. Robert Thomson's Pelvic
Corset & Utero-Abdominal Ban
dage. For the cure OF Prolap-
sus Uteri by external pressure.
VENHE subscribers having purchased Of Or. Rob-
II ert Thomson, the exclusive right for the coun-
ties of Berkeley and Jefferson, TO make and vend
his PELVIC g. CORSET UTERO-AB QOMINAL
BANDAGE, for the cure Of PROLAPSUS UTE
ri or falling of the womb, respectfully present
them to the notice of the medical faculty, as pos
sessing superior advantages every kind Of In
strument for the same purpose, and ask their at.
tention to them. Weare enabled to put them at
such prices will place them in the reach of eve
~ patient For sale only by
w. H. HESLETINE & Co. Martinsburg. Va.
The tollo,otng certificates are submitted.
CiNcissATI May /, 1897.
have carefully examined the new UTERINE
TRUSS, invented BY DR.. Robert Thompson ofCO-
lumbus, in this State, and can confidently declare
that il is unquestonably The most perfect and use
ful instrument OF the kind ever offered to the pub
lie. IL differs essentially in its construction from
the Uterine Truss constructed BY Dr.. Hull and is
IN all respects q far superior instrument. The DR..
has conferred a great benefit on society by the in!
venton OF this truss
JOHN EbERLE, N. d.
Professor Of Theory ead Practice Of Medicine in
Medical College,, Ohio;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-23

HNISH-OlL & TAR.-Just received, prime ar
q tice olpuie Fish-Oilaud Tar for sale eheapby
r, II. Depot July 81 WIN kROESEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-23
New Drug. Confectionery.
AND GROCERY STORE.

in the room for many years occupied BY Adm
Young. on Queen Street. His assortment Of the
several articles 10 his line although full ct the
present time, will be found TO contain those which
beneficial the sick, and pleasing 70 the Taste;
and besides, bis charges arc very moderate. lie
therefore confidently invites the patronage Of The
public as the quality Of his assortment and the low
charges which be will make must certainly meet
the public appreciation. All who are disposed 70
patronise a beginner in business, and who regard
economy, should give him a call Among his eoods
at present may be found
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-23

tetH4He t"e Ifptapt HD1 certain fiiUets 81 mid
and agreeable Pafga'iye medicine ike shese Eills.
Worms
Are Instantly expelled frcu the system ~ theifusc.
Foui stomacb end Furred Tongue bad pa,isive
aatidote ia lhese SL6AR-c0AIED PILLS"
Females,
Uu3er any circumstances. msy toke them and they
@iilPfemole resuler action and preserve health and
strength o tody aad yigncity ct mind. For ccrtii-
Gates Of ladies', We refer fe Invalid to a pamphlet
TO be had of The neests. But we will merely refer
TO fewwtohaVe been eufedb BY the ase q these pills
r. Thompson, Sc North Moore 81, (uerAew o.
the late Judge lhompson) cared II gegtoaicai
Headache snd Pain in tie BTeasi
I. NJ. Park, L. s. Navy, Of Fever and ScTofola.
Jacob Cafook's daughter, No. s sagple 81, Gu.
red Of Worms.
Mrs. s. a. Gould (Matton Of the u S. Navel
HOspita) cured of Headache epd Bilious Affections
Sarah Douglsss, corner Ludlow and Walker s,s.
cured of pain in the head, dimness OF sight, etc.
james NJ. Turner, So Greenwich ST., of weak.
ness in the breast, cosriveness and difficulty OF
breathing.
Ira Avoid, Cezenovia, New York, cured Of bill
ious complaint.
James J. Bevins, deputy sheriff, has seen them
used in the Debtors Prison with astonishing results
Hon. P. c. Lawrence and Nathan Ball, NJ. D !,
of Michigan, have testified 10 several remarkable
cures Of fever and ague.
Dealers furnished at the New York College Of
Health, l79 Greenwich street. For sale by
WILLIAM DORSEY,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-23
eEgvEae,s Ezafp Tonic.
sJayNe's IOIiC VeTEnifWge
.Jayne's Sanative Pills,

sBG US'S sSsEEKsIEEFC KEHS,
For Female Diseases, Liver Complaints. Fesers,
lnAammations, DISTINCTIONS, Diseases of the Skin,
&c. and in oil cases where an eperient Alternative
or Purgative MEDICINE il required. Price % Gents
% Box.
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne sole proprietor
No. 90 South Third ST. Philadelphia, and may be
obisined Of q. &. G. w. DOLL,
March ID, le45-y Martnsburg, Va.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29
her oountoonneo--wi,h extended hand, she ripped

her countennnce--wt extended hands she tHpped
across the room, excaiming:
My dearest cousins, what a joyful surprise how
delighted am to see you-but why did you not come
to us, naughty girls! and we thought You so Tar oil
and so much regretted your short visit.
The sisters felt for her modification, and received
her professions with perfect good humor and amlah'
ty.
and are yon at Bunker's' demanded Ida.
The Misses Moore my guests SAID Miss
Lindsey, haughty. She wonld have continued
and her keen eye expressed Az the contempt she felt
but an appealing look from :he tender hearted LIZ
zie caused her 10 refrain further comment Colby
bowling therefore, she passed arm through that Of
Helen, and saying;
Brother, will you lead Miss Moore to the music
room!' The party turned from the group, leaving
Ida AID Mrs ElIery overwhelmed with shame AM!
modification.
After making the projected visit to Mrs Van Court
land. Helen aud Lizzie returned TO their peaceful
vinge-to the arms of their beloved parents.
The mex, season saw our lovely. nress Lizzie the
happy bride Of Courund Lindsey, courted and Hd-
mred in the highest circes while Helen presides oV
the neat lille cottage Of Herman Weston, whose
dream Of love FOR the learsless Ida was over
come.
And Ida
Ida became the wife of Adolphus Eerv, who. in
fortune tho gaming uhIe and becoming greatly in
volVed fed to Europe; while Ida, thus deserted by
her husband her beauty gone-her nerves shattered
by late hours and illhumur, received under the
roof OF her kidd but ill-udging parents
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29
Truth ElOqucntly Spoken.

The Hon AsHAEL FoorE, having been nominal
ted by the "Nativos'' Of Berkshire Counly, Ms. for
the State Senate, declined the nomination., and gave
his reuson for doing. Below is an extract of his
letter and the eloquent approval Of Wing principles,
in the closing paragfaph is most beautiful.
Mr. Foo,s his disbelief that Native American
ism avert the evils that complained of, and
concludes his letter with the following admirable SEN
timent:
"Coud for a single moment entertain the con-
viction that Native Atericanism was TO be the agent
under Providence Of aveng evils like these I would
fail avail myself Of that moment of conviction
to throw myself, soul and body into its embraces
But that moment Of conviction has not yet arrived;
and think that discover obstacles which will post
pone i, to day too distant for my purposes. must
therefore, still adhere MY own relations and res,
satisfied with Wing principles. Wing measures, and
Wing men. With the Whig party am in great meas
statistic believe it 10 embody more ntelsis
more principles, honest patriotism more
genuine philanthropy, and real christianity than
any other political organization under The heavens
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29
rnE rAssuMPsIc RAIL ROAD.

As we intimated two weeks ago would be the case,
operations, for the location OF the road, stating from
the Oxford Bridge, this side the River, and running
up, were commenced some eight or ten days shee.
The pioneers had reached Bradford SOME days sluce
and the Engineers were to follow. OF their progress
we are not advised at this time.
1t is the intention 10 complete the location, if pos
sble, this senson. Gar up Wells River, and have
so much ready to break ground early in the Spring
No more than this can, probably, be done this fall
AZ no stage of the enterprise have the prospects
of our road been promising than at the present
And no enterprise Of the kind that has been before
the public for no longer time has met with tho same
degree Of public favor---or the substantial sou-snch
as putting the bands into the pocket and taking up
the Stook-not altogether by those who expect 10 be
benefited on the proposed, but by other men
who have enlisted 10 it hoping, to reap fair profit
fom their investments
The hooks which temporarily closed in Bos-
ton for certan reasons. with subscriptions approximn
ting the vicinity of 80 900 ,OOO including those Of
the country have been re-opensd, and letter from
one Of the Country Directory now there, Gays add.
tionaI stock is being taken daily.
To all engaged ia this worwe say he Of good cheer
strong in hearts purpose& push ahead. This done.
s. the enterprise far il depends those inter-
ested, is put beyond the probability Of failure Such is
the present aspect of the PassumPsc Road uswc look
ii. What may hereafter appear Of an adverse ma
turc cannot say. We speak Of the present.
silly Oregon war fever,or something Of that sort,
or a sudden Revision in the monetary affairs Of the
country would of course, postpone this and all other
public enterprises, we'll prove disastrous to in
dvidual prosperity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29

,TTo.day comes of the Triangular fight in N.
Hampshire. The Texas party have put forth their
nahtesi efforts this time, feeling that defeat must
bring immediie rain to Polkism. lf successful,
they hope stem Tor short time longer the current
OF popular sentiment setting against their miserable
nnli-repuJiican principles in oil the free States
Hale has boen doing something and he and his friends
have inlmuted d secession from the regular Polk
purity upon State politics. that is expressed deter
minaIun to resist further than the Congestion
al election the tyranny Of the party lenders Of the
sham democracy Of that State, which hangs every
man who refuses Toe the mark in respect 10 all
their measures. TIE Texas-slave party take adyan-
tage fthis least in the northern section Of the State
aud represent Hale Wing or better, and they
may scare Of HE former supportersUhe very ob
act they have in view into the support Of the Tex
candidate. How Ear they may succeed will
be known From this man9uvre apprehend some
III 10 the Hale party, and possible success 10 the Tex
party. Beaten, Hale may be, he will DO no
mean opponent hereafter, the Texas pary-they
will see Hale storms Yet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29

ven'on--they wash their hands Of il, and icA. .
mInistration by the permission Of the Dsmos we "''
Pennsylvania reduce the rariR to the RevonS.! 81
ard. on them rest the blame. God gran, ,b,, SUNG
come up IN judgment against them. "'y
Very respectfully, T,o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29

With the Wing rulers of our own most favored Com
mouwenh am satisfied. more capable, igh
and iocorrupble Executive corps, | verify believe,
cannot be found upon the face Of the enrh than TINT
which il to-day the pride Of Massachusetts. And as
for our Chief Magistrate, would to God that just
such George N Briggs might stand at the
helm Of the Old Bay State so long as Plymouth rock
shall breust the waves of The Atlantic
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29

lUPThe recent news Of the famine. in some orlhe
European States has affected the price of -four in this
Coun:ry-it went up at once 25 upon barrel
in n York. 1t is stated lhnt the supply in the west
ern country is yet heavy, il not abundant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29
irJssJOhn @. Adams is in poor henlh. In a

tCPJohn @. Adams is in poor health. In a re-
cent letter Of his he says:
"Whh some uncertainty whether I shall be abIe
even to reach Washington before the meeting Of Con-
gress, the undertaking be present. upon az occasion
ofso much excitement and agitation, though of the
most gratifying character, is more than can udven-
ture in the condition Of my outward vesment OF de-
cay at this time
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29

ICF The Railway speculation in England is now
declining. 1t has been carried and pressed merely
FOR speculation by those engaged in it. They did no,
projects benefit the people, but take Stocks
and TO sell Ogain-mereIy 10 make money-and so
high did the fever that ii was orlitIe consequence
what the project was or whether ii would ever pay
IL cent motif II was only stock-there were fools
enough To he shaved by it, II has been second e.
dnon OF eastern Land SPecula,ion"-a mere paper
aff6irand is likely TO end such the present in
jury, donbt, of good and substantial Railway pro-.
iccts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29
STATE CONVENTION OF THE FRIENDS CT
EDUCATION.

Pursuant to notice, convention Of the friends of
Education was held at Montpelier, Oct. 18th, 1915.
lion. James Burrelt was called to the chair and d w
e Clarke, Esq. appointed secretary. 1t wa' resolved
-"rhat ii is expediont to forn, State Society for
the Improvement Of common schools" constitu'
ton for such society then presented, by 7. H.
Palmer, Esq the chairman of committee raised for
that purpose
Tho meeting seems TO have been very respectfully
attended, and we among its members, tho names
Of some Of the best men in the State. Hon. Silas H.
Jenison elected pre'ldenta vice president from
each county in the State d, p. Thompson was elect
cd secretary: Messrs. Thos H. Palmer. J. r. Fair
banks and William Warmer, executive committee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29

INT@The Lebanon Railroad is going ahead about
right. The contractors are blowing up the granite
hills, Us it not pity some other hH had not been
blown up in that State long since') with their
powder magazines and clearing track for the rails.
They will probably work upon Tho hills & rocks during
tho winter They must make something of a racket,
Tor it is said they charge with TWO kegs OfPowder at
n time
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29

iDSrhe Hon John NJ. Bsrrien, has been rec
ected Senator from Georgia Gil the vacancy occa-
stoned by his late resignation. All rgh,---he is a
good Protective Tariff Wing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29

ILF The Hon Thomas A. Davis, the recent Ma
tive Mayor of Boston, died last Saturday, Of con-
sumption.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29

RAIL ROAD MEETING CANADA. BY the
Sherbrooke Gazette we learn that a Rail Road Meet
ing was notified at Sherbrooke on the 9th inst. The
same paper speaks encouragngy Of the prospects of
their Road Fvesxhs Of the the stock required for or
gnnization has been subscribed and the frs, assess-
ment upon it ordered paid. This meeting was de-
signed for the purpose Of securing the balance of the
Stock and making provision Cor some further surveys
between Montreal and Sherbrooke.' Mr. Gait, the
Agent of the Company in England has it is UNDER
stood, been reasonably successful in the object Of his
mission, which was mainly to obtain subscriptions to
the stock of the company.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29

ECFThe Hon. Stephen c. Philips distinguished
Wing Of Salem, Ms. has recently made two addresses
in Boston with view of stirring up people protest
against the admission ofTcxas inothe Union, He ia
strong man and showed the purity OF his purposes by
doing all man could to elect lIenryCay, President
and thus kill the "Inquiiy" ere it fully born
f any thing be done a7en now to efiec, the OBJ
iect, let it be done.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-29
Sga gO.GM SGU@10
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 90, l,
IrsCoNGREss mee.. neAl Monday. 1.he mes.

IEJsCONGRESS meets mex, Monday The mes
sage " expect have in season FOR our next,
There may he some Disagreement in the choice Of
Speaker, there several candidates. if the de-
livery OF the Message will be delayed, in which case
il may be necessary to delay the issuing Of paper
a day or so yOnd the usual day of pobcatOn.
Now is a good lime 10 subscribe for paper. The
proceedings OF Congress will be deeply interesting
and customers will be fully informed. and at
LIST Of January, when sheet will he enlarged.
tUPA friend up North inquiries of us why we do
not publish more upon Rail Road matters. Our an
swer is, that road has no, few enemies IA few
upon or in the vicinity Of the roue--and more at a
greater distance whose prepossessions arc in favor
Of other prOjsctsS- who have embraced every oppor-
tunity taken advantage OF all hoy could learn foil
the purposes Of the friends Of the Passumpsic route.
And even their stories ahoat, that tho sub.
set plous 10 the stock icous,&c. It is enough
ries untrue, and they have taken pains 10
tradct them. The policy Of those who have been
active in promoting the progress OF the enterprise ha.
been, to go ahead; and fom the circumstances TO Il.
boye alluded to, TO 90 noiselessy as convenient
! This is TO friends inquiry We
would, however, assure him that tho object ha.
been pursued, the part nr those ntrused with the
lahoring oars, with slcepless and untTng vigilance
prudence aud skin and if does not follow Tho
| fault win lie at others doors Bat Of failure the,
will not dream.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13
Rlbmono Dailp iubia.
Eai'.r.,I r. n. - "a. r aAHsxsGrss.


PA Win OLD RELArioss.-The rec direction Of .
three thousand year old pea making some talk smong.t
tns antiquarian horticutust " London, and produce
seems to beat the wheat VI sinsr age. about which
Jar history 10 related. In the year 1885, however Sir
Gardner Wilkinson, whose great work On the "Manners
and Nus,oms Of the Egyptians has made him much
known IN the new In the old world, brought from
Egypt TO London vsse Of great antiquity, which dug
Out OF mummy pit. This was presented 10 the
British Musuem, and opened in the presence Of
ahhquanans; but IL contained only small quantity VI
wheat. r' -"
Thee Of tho peas, says the London Sum- were
90 gentleman, lMr. w. Grimsionel who kept them
Nun until ls4a when, having purchased Hsrhaxy
Hsngae' he SGT them in pot Of composits. Tbs PEA
soon spsns from m three thousand year trance into were
table ts-oo' into green vegetable e but yellow. II
II had jsundicsd with q diseased liver. Th. yellow sp-
pearance rose doubt from iis being confined hot
frame When II lad attained sufficient height
tuy ranspaned into the open garden; the salk thrved
oossomsd and IN August last Mr.. Grimsone harvested
nifty I'VE seed, from s pods These fifty five peas hsvs
been planted this and ell Of them thrown up
enrr stems, and again give hops for abundant
mat the pod projects through the BLOSSOM leaving ths latter
be-hind IT, while the generality OF peas push rather
ny on the blossom NJ tho tip VI ier pods. Mr. Grsons
was offered last year twenty pounds for twenty Of peas
which be refused TO accept preerring rather multiply
than to SELL The bloom OF this pea white, and OF bell
oIm that OF our Pea having wings something like those
. butterfly,
Mr. Grmstone hiss received many call, from tho curious
aimee the growth Of this specimen Of Egyptian
vegetables and visit to his herbsge rather anti
quated grand-sther which might 6st grown for
aught we know. in the garden Of the great Sesoss
been considered aun we'll worth trouble even by the
scruPuous Observation-Disclosures Tfsaseripf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13

FOR ROTTERDAM.
.kfie The superior ship Hdrkaray, Captain
-, C"Iniek, now loading At City Point to ssil in a
S" fef IsssaEe ohy having elegant accommodations ap-
, - w CHAs. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13
ALSO,
10 Sets BRowN's CMANCERY REPoRTs. new edi.
DR.. Z. d. ROBINSON

CONTINUES to give his attention to persons
- am Ell with Chronic. ard iueurate fors OF dis.
Ease HIS success the Botanic pzeee during ten
Justs TIE as eron tn arge mi Of may
greatly relieved ant sarey Persons abourinr
anoer Dy Thrash Liver Comp popsy Brun
e Consumption Files Caeu OF Blatier Uc~r. Rh-uma
tsu TeeT IenI Chooss, Ameannhes, Dyeronh-a Prolap
sas uie sc vi lfld u tbe give trial Can
Gets are successfully treated by Natures remedies Compare
uNeS lite ram and WITHOUT the instrument
the knife and 80 are al ohrr forms dssise without rsrd TO
name Tor - matter Of but little equence
may have teen eaIed. Once Broad SIS
70 Persons from distance Doctor
a supply ri Medicine for sale wholesale and retail
kIshInonA An,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13
q OLIAN.
Ok, ORGAN PIANO FORTE

IN. unosr'sned having been appointed sy M-s-y, N.n,.
- 'ark. New York Agent IN hi. ,i,y n,
f" WY invented HoLIAN PIANO FORrE keen. -,,..,' a
'aIe supply of th.s. Instruments, ' '"'
This truly wonderful inIprov.a. n, which In.
snon throughout this county AMI England Ia. NJ, -. -
nave 'pontaneousy APPEARED in the public rriniE ~
ne combination OF the Orsan with IN. Plaza Fan. a., l.
successfully eomsumnaied eanbn-ion .ssi,- 10 A.. -
- @ aeiy Of producing the Of both in. ru.
~ WIN It's application degree impair, In. tooeh Tor.
eonstueion of The Piano Fort- and In. .upr ~ h.,
warrants the assertion that perfect for
Youz. ''' 'ihins INC riano
ah can se attached 70 modem Piano Forte nj
in 1870, ~ o 'oe 70 $50 according To the keys
Inc undengnsd prepared reesiy. ordr,, IN, ~. x,
Aso fone M TO have IL. former instrument attached.
Also. Constantly receiving Plain El.xant Piano Yor.. ~
the above SUPERIOR which viii be sohI A ,.,e, g
sna upon As good terms a. be had s~ws-r- and
in the q. States. y n y :. ~, ~ .'a'e'
n n,.,, s,o..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13
FALL ARRIVALS.
Ladies' and GentIeinen,> Boot., Shoes. se
1T RETAIL.

FALL ARRIVALS
LndteA' and Gentleinen'> boots, Shoes, &C,
1T REFILL
~ HOOVER has received per arrival. from PhIa.
dolphin and elsewhere his Pan stoeh which he e.nd.
10 hs friends and the public generally inferior none
hs market IN acdtiun TO b.. weekly
eeve extensive additions from all the
OF the county and times ind IN HI.
eao siost ry which in point Of
variety aud eh"apness " III be unrivaled hand.
Ladies heCudy Mcintosh Ryons Morocco Buskns and Tie,
10 do do Co KID slippers and Ties
DO. fashionable Notoee" ~ Pp,p and Ties Use.
DO. Lasting CATER, ! Caters, Bu.kius aud Ties
DO. fancy Caters, Caters and Bush rs
do. white KID ami white and black satin slippers
Do bronze Slippers Tes and Buskns
Gefs' fashionable Boots, Nfes and others
DO do I'm thiion Channel Boots At -
DO Channel Shoes Nib Shoes, and Inferior quality
Misses Morocco Hukns ard Ti,, Leather do and black
bronze. ard fancy Shoes. a descriptions
Chldren's Shoes IN great variety
Servants Brugues peEgd and 'ewel Brogans Boots,
Hrapd shoes, and indeed ev,y Kind Shoe worn
Umbrella. cheap
lobe brief know Of lire that bar. not
on hand and am DESTROYS II Retail bups.
not fail to Offer either to cash or une,ua
tomcrs. i II uopyrp
~ 10 ~ Man u.