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NUMBER 81
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Fron the Saturday Caaries.
CELfA'S LAMENT.
nv A. MORRILL,
In vain l weep, In vain sigh,
For Joys N" longer mine;
Pleasure no more may light mine cye-
In sorrow I must pine.
Alas! he's Eone--hs words Of love
No more shall Gil mine ear
And DER the memory Of the past
shed tho silent tear.
Oh. why did sorrow come so soon.
To cloud my youthful browi
cannot smile-to weep aud sign
Is all that's left me now.
Aud why hss fate 80 cruel been,
To leave me thus 10 pine
a, why did lore such sorrow bring
To trusting heart like mine
Sweet hope. 50 fondIy nou rish'd once,
Is dead within my breast;
It's Promises of future bliss
Have lett mo all unbrsi.
The past In like u cherish'd dream
The present, ah how drear.
The future darker yet doth seem
Despair 10 lowering near.
In bitter, ever flowing tears.
My heart scarce finds relief;
q, death were almost welcome now,
For that would end my grief.
Aud shall never see him more I
Hope. dying. whispers MOI
There's only one thing left me now
To get-sRofher beaa.
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FALL ARRIVALS
Ladies' md GcntIcmcn,. Ifoot.. shoes. xc

FALL ARRIVALS.
LndicA' md GcntIcmcn'- Hoots, shoes, &c,
IT RET.iTL-
ID. HOOVER has received, per arrivals from Phls
d-pha and eewherr. his Fail SOct which lie
TO hrs friends and the public generally being
this market w addition e. his stock, he
eeivc extensive additions from all the
Of the county and purtae viii ncs in h,
c,tab;, NJ stock wfThy their aieLtnn aud
variety and ehcarness ~ b, unnvsllci. On land
Lade' M,Curd,s Mcintosh Ryons Morocco md Tie.
DO do do do Kid Slippers nd
DO fa.i'oi aide Morocco Slippers aud Tvs. At 7Sc.
do. Lasting CATER, Caters, Busk ms aud Ties
Do. fancy Caters t'aitrts and Bu,kins
Do. wilt. hid, sud white aud black satin slippers
Do. bronze slippers Ties md Buskins
Cent fashionable Roots Mh = aud others
do. do. I'm aton ChinnsI Boots. at 81
no Channel SHOES, Nils Shoes. and Iiof quality
his-e' Morcc" u'kin aud TIES asn leather aud blac
bronLr and fancy Shoes % all De serpipns
thihi'rns sh,-rs In great variety
Servants B"gues Persd snd seweI Brog,rs Bot Busln
sifapd sho-s. sui md, I'd every tni Of shoo worn
NmbTc'a' cheap
To he hrf know Of se;e that have MI
on hsBd apj DESTROYS ~ increasing NY Retail BUSINESS shall
fail to os indueemenl, euler sA, or peiua Gu.
TONER'S J. a. HOOVER,
- " ~ Main 4.
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a CARD.
xx,pS Goods nj very roducea n-i.,>
,,n. SUBSCRIBER oilers for sale, =: very large
ana e"-plsi~ a--nrtin- Dry Go-d. "a, I,s T., 49,
10 bates of ed white rIaDs-.
- p-eAasea b. avy Negro Goci.
SIses AlG%eas aud Dr's. Good Of au KIM.
Hi7a.'tsaf er'Iy grad.
ea1es in aat ehse1ei u abrir.
s'sc. ksA'ucky Jeaas ~ rNo' o"ohs
. ea-ss ca
~ cases PrDr
lAIes fid.htE-r and Fiot C1o,..
county NrTrhIats nd oiI-r. van,,n, .oot. 4. =.
?. u ee u"u>daiy low ID ~. i.DsnOs
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GAY, MATHEWS Il co. have within the
list RECEIVED.

NIOTS-l5 eases blue, black brown.
~ Cloths; sso Fiusiings n Ut aud Beaver Cloths.
ChssIMRRES-h large black also
Cassimeres, OF the latest and fashionable. styles
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WOODEN Velvet Plain an Fsd satin nd
Silk vcstinss Of the aud approved Patterns
N.B-Now IN store, large and flesh ard
Winter Dry Good which will be sod
y. u J. =. JAMES,
IL Directly opposite the Exchange Rank.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21

In the 81 part, vol / OF Professor Coz
mans European agriculture and Rurqi
Economy, jus; published, there is q very
elaborate ar,lcle upon tia virtues Of Qua
no as leriellzer, containing facts ascer-
tanned, in the man, from personal oLser-
walton. And as the entire article is too
long for our pages, we design TO give its
substance IN as briefa space as we can to do
justice to the subject. The Professor says:
"a strong aud impatient desire has
been expressed that no should give what
Information he possesses on the subject OF
the recently introduced aud more extraor.
binary manure called gudao, and he there,
fore, speaks Of it in this part ofhis ork. "
Alter explaining the nature OF the orr.
gen OF the deposte, which he ascIibes to
the penguin, he observes:
"Ihe secret OF the extraordinary sue.
cess OF this manure is not yet solved, how.
ever nearly solution may have been APP
proxlmated. This IS evident from the
fact that, after tho most exact and minute
analysis OF this manure, conducted with
all the skill and science which can be
brought 10 bear upon IT, no one has been
able to form an artificial guano with any
degree Of efficacy; Chemistry determines
with wonderful accuracy Its inorganic
properties; but City per cent. Of its organ.
&c matter, and this being dissipaied OF losi
in the process Of analysis. nothing is known
of il bat its absolute quality. Every com.
mon farmer knows that horse manure, COW
manure hog manure sheen manure are
all specifically different; aud believe this
depends not more upon difference ia
their inorganic elements, than upon some
specific effects OF their organic elements,
and though horses, and cows, and sheep.
should be fed upon precisely the same food,
their excrementitious matter would bs
specifically different, and the effects upor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21

lis sweet to know there is an eye will mark
Our coming, and look brighter when We
In the mountains Of the Tyrol hundreds
Of the women and children come out vi hen
il is bed time, and sing their national song
until they hear their husbands, fathers OF
brothers answer them from the hills on
their return home. On the shores OF the
Adriaiic the wives ofthe fishermen come
down about sunset, and sing a melody. -
They sing the first verse and then listen
for some time; they then sing the second
verse, and listen until they hear the an.
swer come from the fishermen, who are
thus guided by the sounds 10 their own
village.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21

THE Rock HoRMoNICoN.-An i'm.
proved instrument of the Rock Hormoni
con plan has been exhibited in Liverpool,
England, and played upon by two brothers
ofthe name oil Harrison. The description
Of its construction is given as follows -
The Rock llarmonIcon is composed,
in the first place, OF a wooden frame, with
four horizontal bars Of wood crossing II
from right to left, on which (being prop.
erly padded) are placed stones or certain
sorts of rock, properly cut into sizes, &C.,
and regularly arranged in musical order,
like the keys of a piano forte. The per-
formers, Of whom there are three, ers
each provided with two wooden hammers,
with which they strike the stones, and
thus make them discourse most excellent
music. The manner in which the Messrs.
Harrison perform is astonishing, and proves
that they must be accomplished musi-
clans, thoroughly versed in the prnci.
pies Of their art; for unless they under
stood the principles Of harmony it would
be impossible for them TO perform as they
do on this most perfect Rock Harmonicon
that has ever yet been exhibited. Ii has
complete chromaic scale from the top
TO the bottom, and its compass is SO grea:
ihat it is capable Of performing any oper-
attic music, however difficult. The ar
rangement of the keys is most ingenious,
and whether as beautiful musical nstru-
ment, or as an ingenious piece Of mechan-
ism, il is well worth attention and nspec-
ton. The stones from which the notes
are produced were brought from the
mountain Of Skiddsu, in Cumberland.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
IDef1rp8dl 4ApGiol9so

ILOS10uI IL OI SSaA4 U4SL9Go
NN~N>~NNNN>NNNN~
INTERESTING Discovery. We were
shown yesterday, the model Of machine
which is probably as near an approxima.
ton to perpetual motion as will ever be
made, and which scientific men who have
examined it, think will be OF great service.
The power which creates the motion, is
obtained from the expansion and contrac
ton Of fluids by tine ordinary temperature
of the atmosphere. The model consists
oi an alright vessel holding about a gal
lon of sperm oil, into which rifle barrel
is fitted in an upright position. In the
rifle barrel piston is placed resting upon
the oil, and pressed down by ball OF
lead weighing six or seven pounds. An
increase of temperature expands the oil,
forces the piston upward, on the side oil
which are cogs playing upon small
wheel, which by an ingenious contrvancs
turns always in the same din ectlon, wheth.
er the piston moves upward or downward.
The motion Of the piston, and wheel to
which II is attached, cannot be apprecia-
ted except by watching 1t several hours.
This wheel is connected with series o!
wheels which are "high geared, and the
result is horizontal wheel about three
inches in diameter, which revolves with
rspidty. AS the temperature diminlshes
toward night, the piston decends; but the
machinery, by the contrivence alluded to,
continues to move in the same manner as
before. If for a time the temperature
should remain stationary, spring, deri-
wing its power from the same source,
takes up the labor in the interim. 1t is a
curious affair, neatly got up, and well de-
serving attention. The IL senior is AIR.
William Cady, of Ohio. He has secured
patent, and intends, # aided by capital,
to apply the principle to some useful ma
chinery. If successful, he will be the
author Of as great a revolution 10 mechan.
les as was Fulton and Whitney. Lock
port Democrat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
Brushes.

nIRECT from the manufacturers' large as
II y sortment of Teeth Brushes, all kinds; Hair
Brushes, of beautiful patterns and quslty, as well
as cheap; Cloth Brushes, very cheap; Shoe Brush
es, somfthing new; Reeding or Dressing Combs,
superior; Tuck and Side Combs; Pocket Horn
Ivory and Metal Combs Fine-tooth Ivory Combs;
Paint Brushes Ground and common Sash Tools
Varnsh Brushes; Cancels Hair Pencils, short and
long &C.. with other articles in the same class fo'
sale by w. DOhSEf'
Nav %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
Thrashing Machines.

The subscriber has commenced the manufacture
of Horse Powers and Thrashing Machines at his
establishment, where he will keep supply ready
for sale. made of the very best materials, and o!
the most approved plan Tor strength aud durability,
and by no means liable get out of order. They
will thrash clean and Of easy draft-mads to work
two four or FIVE horses, and warranted to work
we'll.
He also manufactures CORN SHELTERS, 10
work by hand by horse or water-p power.
His Lathes and Machinery are propelled by q
Steam Engine; and he is ready to do all Turning
IN Brass and Iron with despatch. Mill Machinery
and all other work, such as Thrashing Machine,
and Horse Powers repaired promptly
UJ'Old Cast-lron, Brass and Copper taken il
exchange for Castings. J. r. JONES,
Hagersiown, Md, July 10, l845-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
IPo@Gf@a1a
THE RIVULET'S DREAM.

~>NNN~NNNNNyNN ~
THE RIVULET'S DREAM.
FROM THE GERMAN oF-soMEBoDY.
A careless rill was dreaming,
One fragrant summer night;
Il dreamed star lay cleaning
With heavenly looks OF light,
Soft Graded on his owR pure breast,
That rose and fell, and rocked TO rest,
With lulliDg wave, its radient guest
In silent beauty beaming
And like lUie's low signing,
The ill sang to the star,
why camest thou, fondly living,
From those blue hills ATARI
All calm and cold withaa: thy raw.
| slept the long dark night away
All child Of heaven forever stayi"
No sweet voice rose replying.
ooh, glorious tfusnt! listen
" liz fold thy shining wings,
That softly glance and elisten
The while The wavelet sings1
Will dwell with mel I'll give thee flowers
Our way shall be through balmy bowers.
And song and dance shall charm tho hours -
My star-love. dost thou listen
"No gorgeous garden blossom,
In regal grace and bloom,
May pour upon my bosom
Its exquisite perfume;
But may wreathe, with wild flowers rare,
That softly breathe, thy golden haiti
The violet's tear shall tremble there,
A fair though fragile blossom
Ales when morning slowly
Stole Ger the distant hill,
From that sweet dream, so holy,
1t woke--the sorrowing ril
No "child of heaven" lay smiling there,-
Twas but vision bright and rare,
That blessed, ne passed the star in air,
The riyulet lone and Iowly.
KATE CAROL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21

One month IN the school Of affection
will teach you moro than the grea; pre-.
cep,s Of Aristotle in seven years; for
yon can never Judge rightly Of human
affairs, unless you have first felt the blows,
and found out the decelts Of fortune.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
MECHANIC ARTS.
COACH MAKING.

FfTHE subscriber respectfully informs the people
a. OF Berkeley County that he has erected a
Coach-Maker's Shop on Queen ST., Martinsburg,
immediately adjoining the Lutheran Church and
nearly opposite the Gazette Office, where be is pre-
pared to manufacture al kinds Of Carriage work
according to orders. He will also strictly attend
to all kinds Of repairing in his line Of business, up
the shortest notice and the reasonable terms.
take this occasion 10 return my thanks TO the
people Of Berkeley County for the patronage re-
ceived during the past year, and solicit eontinu-
aneo and increase Of the same, as shall endesyor
to render satisfaction to all Of nay customers.
have also on hand some secondhand Carriages
snd Buggys for Sale or Hire.
May / 1876. NEIL ALLEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
Groceries and LiQuOrS.

II oAF, Lump and Brown Sugar; Rio and ia
IL va Coffee; Rice, Cloves, Mace, and Indigo
Gunpowder and Imperial Tea very SUPERIOR fo'
land Starch, &c. &C.; superior Old Port Wine
Pale Brandy; 4th Proof Cognac Brandy Jamaica
Spirits; Madeira and Lisbon Wine; Old hye WINS
kew: Common do; Rifle and Blasting Powder
together with complete assortment of Groceries,
which we will sell very low for cash, or to punctual
customers on a short credit.
AprillO, r. p. BRYARLY, Jr. & co
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FROM THE BOSTON POST.
LOVES LIKE A FLOWER.

Oh, loves like flower, that blossoms in May
1t blooms for an hour, then witbers away;
A phantom that hovers around her repose,
A cloud Ger the sunbeam--a thorn to the rose.
lis pleasing,
Though teasing,
Appeasing,
Then freezing,
Perplexing alike to the grave and the gay;
lis trying,
Mid signing,
And crying,
Then dying.
Oh loves like blossom that withers away.
Oh, loves like a bark that is borne on the sea;
1t wars with the tempest and strives to be free
But love, like the bark, thatis tossd up and down
Ifwreck'd pom the sand, leaves the lover to drown
lis pleasing,
Though teasing,
Appeasing,
Then freezing,
Perplexing alike to the fair and the brave
lis trying,
Mid signing,
And crying,
Then dying.
Oh loves like a bark that is toss'd on the wave.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
To the Gentlemen.

FENHE attention Of gentlemen is called to my
h stock of Cloths Double and Single Milled
Cassimers, Summer Cloths, Cashmereus, Tweed
Gambroons, Plain and Twilled Linen, Vestings
Hats Boots and Shoes, &c.
March 81 JOHN ii, LlhENo'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21

MAILS. Single, Fencing, Lathing and Fin
~ ishing Nails; Brads and Spikes, Just receiv-
ed and for sale bv d. +. SHIPLEY,
April24 Opposite U. D. Hotel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
Fishing Tackles.

TEyHOSE who are fond of the sport Of Fishing,
a | call their attention to the following ;-Vir-
ginia super Fish Hooks; Kriy, genuine do; Trout
Hooks with other kinds of Fishing Hooks usually
for sale; Cotton Lines, superior articlei Do. do.
with floats; Common do. with floats Reed Rods
all sizes, &c. &c. W. DOhSLf'
MAY %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
g.. II. r. Fine SAT-.

a LARGE quantity just received and for sale
n by d. +. SHIPLEY,
April "a Opposite U. Hotel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
Scotch snuff.

a SUPERIOR article OF Garrett's Snuff foI
N sale at BENZ. S. LYETH'S,
May Queen ST., one door North of Bryarly' 3
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
BY JAMES H. STEWART. (
MARTINSBURe GAZETTE.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
"a $500 year, If paid I'm advance 81,
IL paid within the yeari and $500 at
the end Of the year. No paper discoH-
tinued until all arrearaEes are paid, ex-
cept at the option OF the Editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS will DO inserted three times
at 81 per square, (fourteen lines) and al 25 cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
g5sThe number cf insertions must be marked
on the manuscript or copy Of the advertisement
sent, it will be continued until forbid, and char
ged accordingly.
0JsMllilary advertisements at half-priee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
TOBACCO.
SNUFF& CIGAR FACTORY
Country Merchants, Read!

TgNHE subscriber begs leave to state to the citi-
N Gems Of Martinsburg and to the Merchants OF
the adjoining Counties, that he has taken the store
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Luz, one door
north of Bryarly's Store, where can be had at all
times,
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
Wholesale, retail, and TO order; and be hopes, by
stfct attention TO business to merit share OF pub
lie patronage, Having purchased his stock in Bal
timoro from wholesale dealers, he is able to sell as
low as any one 10 the Valley. His Tobacco is Of
the very best manufacture, carefully brushed and
clear om grit IL consists OF
Greeaer's Peach Leaf Grarelle's Hon.
eydew, Democratic Republican, and Su-
perior brand Of Whites FrelinghuySea al
% cts., and good lot Of Common Tobacco.
His Cigars are genune;-
Plantation, La Normas. TfaJucoS, Re.
galias, Lori Byroas, Principles, Prjasa.
does, HalfSPdnish, and Commons.
N T .MaccaJau, Congress, Scotch, Rap
Z pee, and superior article of Martin
= ique Mixture, ,ohich te offers lot0 10 the
" lorers Of a good pinch Of snuff.
lie has also a lot Of FANCY ARTICLES
such as Cigar Cases Snuff Boxes, Tobacco Cases
Pipes, Shaving Brushes, Soaps, and variety o
other things which he offers cheap for cash.
Call and examine for yourselves at
BENZ. S. LYETH'S,
Queen 81, ! door North Of Bryarly's Store
Msrtinsburg, April ~, l845.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21

The members Of an Agricultural Soc.
ETY., says Judge Buel IN a very able ad-
dress delivered at Princeton, New Jersey,
may do public good in either or all Of
the following ways:-
l. BY the stimuli Of personal example
OF doing themselves what they would com.
mend 10 others in the family, on the
farm, and in society. Mere theory is but
speculation. In agriculture, il involves
expense and uncertainty. But theory,
confirmed and illustrated by practice, If
Il has merits, Is a treasure, which oil who
see can appreciate, and which few who
do see, will fail 10 profit by. A good far.
mer, therefore, is help, aud whole
some stimulus, to all around him.
? By The stimuli Of competition, TO be
excited by the hope Of distinction and re-
ward. Competition in agriculture calls
into exercise our best powers; which,
when once successfully put into action,
seldom flag, or fail to lead to the best re-
suits. Improvements are progressive (;
and where we have made one improve.
ment we have learnt an important lesson,
viz: that we can improve. This fact
once impressed upon our minds, both am
bi,ion aud interest impel us forward. -
Had we not been stimulated by compe;i-
ton, to make the first effort, We should
never have made a second, or third,
and should have believed, as thousands
now do, that because we were brought
up on farm, there is nothing further Tor
US TO learn. Revolutions in agricultural
improvements, as is said in political mat
ters, never go backwards. The great
object is TO give the FIRST impulse. This
the hope Of distinction and reward are
admirably calculated to effect
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21
CASTINGS

for Mills, such Cog Wheels, Bowel and Mortes
Wheels, Shafts, Segments, Gudgeons, Cranks, Spin
dies, Steps and Racket Wheels, Plaster Breakers,
Burr Brushes and Brass Castings, Also, great
variety of Horse-P Power and Thrashing Machine
patterns of the very best design for strength and
economy Of metal Plough Castings of every de-
scription, Mouldbosrds, Landsides and Shares; a
large stock of WngonBoxes of all sizes, and of the
best forms rarlor, Chamber and Ten-Plate Stoves,
cast o. the neatest paterns-the Hathaway Cook
Stove of different sizes-Water Pipes and Cast
Iron Railing. All the Castings are made of the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-21

WHISkEY. Just received
M and for sale az NJ, LOCkE'S.
Auril 10.