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The New York herald., 1845-02-24
MEDICAL NOTICE

MEDICAL NOTICE.
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
~ variety Of Syphilc, Mecural other dise who
have heen only half cured BY quaeks had better carefully
the following letter
Dr. Cooper-Sir Last July contracted certain private
disease and immediately applied DOCTOR who premsed
me in week continued with him two months but
gradually setting tried after another all the
advertising doctor and each pomi.ed positively
aey, and that hey were doctos concluded 20
the hospital where the doctors kept under
for weeks throat and liberated
in all my ioln., and my body covered With ulcer. Tvs.
medicine, and advised southern climate. Ile
the hospital and by advice of several friends placed myself
restored to perfect health. l wish this published:
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY.
Dr. Cooper every how long
Standing Of 0set and Seminal Weakness and mild
private maladies cured hoar without interfering
with the patients habits Dr. C0opers Office Duane street,
two doors from Chatham st. No cure fe lmsm
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CONSUMPTION Is CURABLE.
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF

some impression made upon them by old other
hence Chronic Cath Splitting Of Blood Bronchitis Asthma
CONSUMPTION Gastrins, diseased Lily and
Kidneys Paptaton Of the Heart Sc krom ncone,tibe ey
nis S i 0ysd 4 Wob TH0MsppHs Ss.e
complantsallayng irritation, promoting healthy ecretons
and the existing of disease Thousands have
used it and can near testimony 70 @ ts efficacy.
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FOR THE PILES.
UNIVERSAL COMMENDATION.-From every city,
Y town and village where DR.. Upham's YEGEIABLE

FOh IHE FILES.
UNIVERSAL COMMENDATION.-From every city,
p teTn and ryi&e Th.rf | Dr. uphams
proprietor In hundreds of instances it has rumphed
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CABES
gentleman from Brooklyn Long Island. after using
boxes OF the Elecuary the following
obtained the medicine suffering severely from attack
Of the Piles and for mouths had been afflicted with
headache accompanied by sensation at the stomach
There perspton about the head but the body legs and
always dry and husky The medicine removed the
Piles cured the headache and distress the stomach and
ad natural perspiraton the whole body and
IN better health than l have been for years.
gentleman who had long been subjected Piles suffering
intensely from their continuance informed Mr. MITCHELL 23
Of the Ve able Eectuary This individual had tested all
but very slight bne6t Tks Internal Remedy however speed
lily manifested happy adaptation for this complaint
satisfactorily convinced the sufferer that the high reputation
which the Eecry has attained based solely the great
and lasting benefits attendant upon
This certifes ,hat u.ed DR. Upam's Pile Eleetuary
than ago. for Piles Of which complaint cured me,
still it when occasion requires and prefer ii other
medicine obviate morbid
the stomach and bowels and W the blood-and after
having used great variety Of bees this TO be su
perior to all others. THOMAS WALL,
Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
Sold ia th city by the proprietor only regularly educated
physician confined Office practice for the of
Chronic Diseases No. 1856 Bowery Medical advice in rela
ton TO the above any other complaints gratis
Price OF the Elecuary, One Dollar; Remember that hs
ElectuaIy Internal Remedy and not external agplca
st. Office hours from A. NJ ogP. M.
jy28 3md&w~m
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THIS the most speedy certain and eecpa remedy for The
cure OF gonorrhg geet, seminal weakness and all dis
eh,ges from the urethra 1t is in portable form peasau
found most effcacous in cuag disease
druggists and who wholesale viii get the
article at The usual discount.
DR. Gver consulted in those difficult and potracted cases
Of yphiis that require practical
He has received medical education and has confined him
self to office practice for the last fourteen in This city
Patients who have unsucceuy by Others
entrust Themselves his with confidence HIS Offices
are m No. Ann sreetamp the door of his private Office
in the evening. f22 Imsm
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICKLING AND RESERVE WAREHOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS. of the only orgn-l establishment OF
the kind, offer the notice southern friends
chants and city and country trade the largest and best
selected OF Fruits before public
Peaches-Mala Morris Whites, Honest Johns Late
Heath &c Pns Appe, Raspberrss, Aprcots Strawberries,
Egg and other Pumbs all their alton their
Also Jelys the Strawberry Raspberry Ounce and Pine
Apple and Cranberry.
Also Pickles Caup. and Sauces of every imaginable de.
crpo IN glass jars Of every size TO suit the cossince Of
Also Picked and stewed Oysters poed for erpss,n
Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Keepes, arossrs Ship
Masters and PriyNe Families all invited x,li ind sr
anime the best selected and beautiful stock OF tie kind
ever before offered TO the attention ofth public.
RECKHOW'& VINCENT,
55 Courtlsntt Ireet
N. B-Eghy dozen fresh Havana Pines good or er for
sale. Also, 1900 Oyster Kegs. Hns
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DR CORBITT may be consulted conldcntsily at his Of
fee. is Duane street. Two door. from Chatham Stranger R
gnve.i City Of New York and ina. he h.. exclusive
eern classes Of seases tnow eleven the city Of
New York which engs ,hs entire aenon The anpal, Of
medicine do record than il to be found s
s,cics The Doctor cautions the unorunsts Against the
few days removed entirely from the sysem Bee that
judciously treated by legally qualified end
and cuacks several OF them th
city Person. afflicted with p5oqc.eS and nvstsIae cass
Ccbitt practice Of established the Doctoi
t,putaon f skill and responsibility Structures engage the
Decters profound attention mcdiciue bs had
cctlai disease n Of its forms d22 sms
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CHEAP SPECTACLEo
ATS DUANE JTSEET, New Yer York y.,G 6sss door from
Opcan proof Of the above advertse the following cheap
prices
Best double jouted Gold Spectacles, s,..........$s
Best single jonted Gold Spectacles mummy 50
Best double jonted Silver Srectacles. ......2 30
Best single j0nred Silver Spectacles ........z 90
Finest double jonted elastic blue Steel Spectaces, l8
Finest single jointed elastic blue Steel Specacies i3s
Finest double jonted Tortoise. shell Spectacles. l5s
Finest single joInted Tortoi.e-she SJectacles.. 12s
STILL CHEAPER
Good elastic blue specaces with the glasses and
with every and aenton paid them in the
dollar
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles. .........6s.
Good elastic blue Steel Specacles As. Sd
tSood elastic blue Steel ectacles. .....3s.
Good German Silver Spectaces. .3s.
Best Tortose-she Eye Glasses. ..........5s. Cd.
Best blue Steel Eye Glasses. SIS. Cd.
pest !Orn Eye 0asses. .W.
Best Convex Glasses set into your frames. 2s.
Best Concave Glasses set into your own frames 3s.
Best Convex Pebbles set into own frames. los.
- Best Concave Pebbles set into your own fames 1as.
Re airs executed at the Of cheapness.
dies and Gentlemen attended at their resldences
jaf6 lmsec
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN

10 IHE NERVOUS AND UEBILITATEU.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOVATOR.
IN all those manly vigor is impare where The
mental and physical prosated by uncstrnned
indulgence Of the passions particularly by those solitary and
desnctvs habits Of early youtn inducing nocturnal emissions
md debility the Hygeau Renovator will be found inabs
eey IL restores the of reproduction sexes
healthy action, and impotency, by nfusing
energy into the tenn In many the effect nstan
taneous never fails chronic geets and whites
removes steriity by restoring healthy action Refer
nces can be given physicians have prescribed ts
Renovator with those affections also in Dyspcp
m weakness Of the back and ons and Affection Of the uIipa
organs Sold only the Importing Agents." 2o6 Fulton
warded to all parts Of the Union.
NB.-Copous directions sccompany each bottle.
ja90 I'm
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C TlK SALTEK'S YOUNG MANS FKIEND." Spe-
c,dc MIXTURE completely bids defiance to those pre-
unequaed power neutrazes the ylu., and ali
the morbid symp and irritation Of the disease
with the confidence being andoe unsqusled for
the OF certain mprudences gonorrha, &cSee full
tcuars with the medicine Wholesa. retail by j. o.
FAY I? Fulton tLamp store,l Sun Buildings, New
York.-Prcs ST. j20 lmsrc
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COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR. which effect. .
ed a permanent before had taken three bottles.
Il. EVANS,
Fayette street, below Arch.
Principal corner of Fifth and Spruce streets
Sold wholesale aud retail by the Agents. A. B. SANDS
Co. Druggiss 23 Broadway of Chambers street. Re
tailed also, at 10 Fulton street and II East Broadway
Pce-50 per bo tie, or IS per dozen. I'll lm*m
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or OrSARSAPARILLA,
" 6ErTAr 6AssAFRAs prepared by the N. York College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy e'abished for the sgppesGon Of
essing all the purifying qualities and curative powers Of the
bove herbs confidently recommended b, the College in
6ntey superior any Of Sarsspae before
the public and be relied ain remedy for all
iseses airing from impure stats Of the blood such
croula altreum ring-worm blotches or plmpes ulcers
pain the bones JOINTS nodes eruptons liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects Of
,yphilis njudicous Of mercury
in Gases Of half dozen Bottle. S. 50
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union
~ B.A very liberal discount wholesale purchases
disrc y - " 4 RiiCHxRDsON. NJ. D.. As-al
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

DuCTOR HEINE,
On DUANE STREET, nesr Chatham, continues to be
~ suited the various branches Of his profession Dr. H.
will always give his candid opinion all who may spplyhe
will mise unless the patient is cuab Chronic
affections Of the bones and caused by mercury disease
rheumatism syp,tic and mercuria ulcers diseases OF the
skin liver and digestive org ns scofua, diseases Of
and children and all delicate the doctors
tcuar attention. J. HElNE, M. D.,
02 lmtrc Member of the Medical Society.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

NATIONAL COEFEE HOUSE, 32l Broadway.-The Pro
pIietor espestfu informs his friends and the public that
mercantile bu.in:. billiard: and other amusem%sp % in the
tor has had regard elegance and that he
IA. combined economy the following prices will show.
on the shortest notice tn. porter vii be n at
let them all hours B-Those who lodgings af
e the house is closed will ring the hall bell dl9 msrrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-24

GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by Gentemea
or Families whe are desirous Of converting their left OF
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
ience having any superuous effects dsJos of will 6nd Il
nuch TO their advantage for the Subscriber who will
1tsnd IT their rcsidcncs by appointment
j. LEVINSTYN,
46e Broadway, up stain.
line through tho Post Ocs, Otherwise will receive
prompt attention. rs I'm (EoplF ee
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MEDICAL CONSULTATION
EOR every Di iease Of the Scalp and Hair by GRANDJEAN
the only the United States who has devoted himself
entirely TO The study Of tbs part Of the human system
Wrtten Advice and Prescriptions .....5
Applications by letter .tae particularly the Of the
the color Of the hair and all the details possible OF the
disease Address GRANDJEAN No. Barclay street post
paid. f22 iwsrc
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QICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE FOR THE per
" maneV cure Of p1imary or sccondary sAs. y.nsrsd
Of mercury, unskfu medical treatment All person, sus
ctnR nereal ant remaining IN their system should use
himself having the vencea disease without thorough
the with this Justly celebrated alteratve
Sold single bottles al 81 EACH in cases Of half dozen N
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy IS Nassau 81.
di9 re w. 4. RICHAR DSON, NJ. D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1845-02-24
CELEBRATED RASPAIL CIGARETTE, 81
BY GRANDJEAN

THE MOST respectable physicians New Xork will certi-
introduced The RasPAlL CID AREfTE the public, madss
after the genuine receipt him from Paris The kasa
Cigarette, with Pearl Camphor, by Grandsan The Camphor
quill arranged that the air passing through
camphoaed and perumed reaches the lungs holding
the tute in the mouth by the smae exactly
cigar.
Mr. Raspails direction may he had only Of randean
lated into English Be particular call the
from Broadway in Barclay street. f22 lwsrc
M l. rINI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20
An IMPORTANT LAW.

The subjoined act has received the sig.
nature of the President of the United
States, and become law:
"An act TO establish uniform time for
holding elections for Electors of Presi-
dent and Vice President in all the States
Of the Union.
"Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the United States Of
America, in Congress assembled, That
the Electors of President and Vice Presi.
dent shall be appointed, in each State, on
the first Tuesday after the FIRST Monday
Tuesday next after the first Monday IN
the month of November, Of the year in
which they are to be appointed; Propi-
ded, That each State may by law provide
for the filing of any vacancy or vacau.
cIes which may occur in its college of
electors, when such college meets TO give
is electoral vote. And provided also,
That when any State shall have held on
election tor the purpose of choosing cleo
ors, aad shall fail to make a choice on
The day aforesaid, then the electors may
oe appointed on a subsequent day, IN such
manner as The State shall by law provide"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20
Aunus3nge
LIGHT FROM DARK PLACES.

"Sam Jonsng," said Pete Gumbo lac,
night, as he mel his old friend just before
gun fre---"Sam Jonsing. is mighty glad
to see you.
"You IS, eh7" quered the ph,losophic
Sam.
"Dls,incly is" reiorted Pete. ian I'll
tell you why. lis because wants &c iu-
cerbatlons of your observations and 'spe.
rience on subjec OATS lost in de mszes
Of doub, and perplexiiy 10 me. axes
you, now, wot are meet by de dark ages
OBJ which We hears SO mucb2'
ode dark ages ob &C world, Pete7"
"Ezscly so, Sam"
"Wa,yVu tlnks 90 dem yourself, Pete7"
oval, sometimes | think dey has de-
ference to de tunes afore gas, and de roar
IN horalis. aud lard oil, and de ode, new
lights ob skyeuce was invented, and den
agln rs lost N de darkness which de light
alore said has gben me. But my pm.
ion is notin. axes you TO 'splalnly,
Sem"
"Wal. Pete, accordin' to the lights
alore me, links dat de dark ages you de-
Jude to was de times wen dar WASN'T no
one but niggars, Is dis terrestshul sphere
ob ou,s--de time when white folks wasn't
no wharf"
"Dal's de truth, Sam de trut; know il
IS. You's lit up de darkness heeah!" and
Pete struck his forehead heavy blow
with his open hand turned upon heel, and
marvelied ~ o. Pic.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20
Mowso Politics. Sc
CALVIN FAIRBANKS SENTENCE.


1t will be seen by the following from
the Lexington (Ky.) Observer, that Cal.
vim Fairbank, the Abolition st, convicted
at Lexington of abductlng slaves from the
State, has received his sentence. This re.
suit, with that of Mss w ebster, his associate,
and Of Torrey in Baltimore, wlllteach these
people an useful lesson for the future
Judge Buckner overruled the objections
Offered by Fairbanks counsel, and called
upon the prisoner "whe,her he had any,
thing to say why the sentence OF the law
should not be passed upon him; :" 10
which he answered, 'that he had nothing
to add TO what he SAID in his speech before
the Jury" In that speech he lamented
tuat he had engaged in any enterprise OF
the kind, but protested the conscientious
sense of duty under which he then acted,
the result of his early education said
that he now believed that he was wrong;
that he had found that the efforts of the
boltionists, instead of ameioraing, had
only served to embtter the fate of the
slave that they (the saves) were more
comfortably situated here than any OF
their comrades who had escaped and
concluded by imploring their clemency.
Judge Buckner. "Stand up, CALVIN
| Fairbank. You have been convicted by
an impartial jury of your countrymen up
on three indictments for the abduction OF
slaves from the Commonwealth. The
crime of which you have been guilty is a
grave and heinous one; il is crime
which no! only injuriously affects the per.
son whose property you have stolen, but
one which affects 10 high degree the
whole COMMUNICATIVE strikes at its
peace and tranquility, nay, at its very ex.
istence. The law under which you stand
convicted is mere full one, for TO my
mind death itself does not appear too Sc.
we're punishment for the commission OF
crime, the consequences Of which are
of so deep and momentous a character to
us all. You have placed us in danger Of
our lives; you have endangered the very
existence OF our community as commu-
nifty by the efforts Of yourself and fanatic
CO. laborers to SOW discomfort among our
slaves-to nci,e them to insurrectionary
movements in order TO regain their hber.
ty. say again, therefore, the law whose
sentence you await is merclful ONE
To the jury you are indebted, for that
they have inflicted on you so slight pun.
ishment, as they might have imprisoned
you for sixty years. was pleased to
hear you express regret for the course
you have pu.sued-if what you said to
The jury were your real sentiments, and
you will still retain them, it may be that
the Executive will yet see fit, IN the ex.
ercise of his high preroga,ve, TO remit
some portion Of your punishment. As
you have professed your penlteuce, |
hope he will. II remains for me only to
pronounce the sentence OF the law,
which is, that you be taken hence to the
Jail and penitentlary house of this Com
monweaIth, there to remain at hard la.
Dor for the term Of five years upon each
one Of the indictments against you, max.
ing the term Of fifteen years" Prisoner
remanded to Jail.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20

A QuEfR OBJEcr. An exchange pa.
per has the followIngs
We once saw in Connecticut one OF the
queerest looking darkies 'msgnable.- -
His face was SO black that he couldn't
tell when il was morning-his wool curl.
ed so tigh, that it made him round shoul.
defed-hls nose was so fiat and greasy
that he had TO put tar on his fingers when
he wanted to blow this shlas were so
sharp he couldn't go through cornfeld
without splitting the stalks:--and his
heels were so long it was impossible for
hun to 20 Gown hill without tying cou-
Pile Of stones on them for ballast. He
died young, of modification, which com
menced in his legs, in consequence Of
their being too crooked for the blood to
find IT'S way up and down them,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20

THE golden Victory. AT meet.
ing held on the 18th ulIlmo IN Cupeper
COUNT, (Va.) the following resolutions
among others were adopted:
"Resolued, That WILLIAM SMITH, Esq,
late our faithful Representative in Con-
gress, has been, and is now, IN our opin
ion, one of the aDlesi AID most efficient
supporters of the Democratic cause IN
the State Of Virginia. We believe that
in lS40 his exertlons in the cause OF De-
mocracy saved the Old Dominion from the
clutches Of Whlggery, whilst almost ev-
ery other State qualed beneath lis bane.
full influence. Again, in 1874, he buck.
led on his tried armor, glittering and
bright as of yore. and, nerving his arm
for the contest, flew TO the rescue OF De-
mocracv, never sheathing his sword I'M
til victory had spread It's golden wings
over our waving banner.
"Resolped, That we recommend the
said WILLIAM SMITH, ESQ, TO JAMES X.
Polk. President elect ofthe United States,
as competent to fill, and deserving at MS
hands, some appointment, both lucrative
and honorable,
This is what we call "doing it up
brown" very brown, indeed. The fig |
ure Of Victory" aud the golden wings"
is exceedingly appropriate, for the party
would not give the snap Of their fingers
for victory, unless there was some gold
about it.
If MIR. Polk complies with this golden
appeal, there Will be more conventions
leld 10 the next SIX months than forty
newspapers could chronicle. Petersburg
]
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20

Among the persons who called on Mr..
Polk at Louisville, was a German, who
Jared somewhat roughly in the hands Of
the lighting committee" at tle August
election. On his being introduced, Mr..
Polk asked him how he did ooh" said
he, turning tho back OF his head towards
the President elect and rubbing it, '1'se on
y 80 SO mine head isbH't peH yet. p Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20
P0otiealo
From The Alexandria Gazette.
THE STATUE TO HENRY CLAY.

From The Alexandria Gazette.
THE STATUE TO HENRY CLAY.
To Mrs. Lucy Bar1oar, on reading her letter pro-
posing the erection Of a statue IN honor Of
HENRY CLAY.
Why letter tme-resisting S,onel
Why raise the column hight
If genius wins immortal fame,
Then his will never die.
Genius is his, and wit and worth
Ay, all that makes the mind,
Useful, and great, and glorious,
Are happily combined.
His aims, his Country's story tells,
Are all his Countrys veal;
For her he fought, against her foes,
With bold and patriot zeal.
Whose voice like his, when foes invade,
To nerve bis Country's srmi
Or civil discord clouds her sky,
To stay the threatened stormi
No selfish end his bosom moves;
And free from treachety's blight;
A pure ambition leads him on
The ambition to be fright"
SANDER may wet her poisoned beak,
And batten on bis fame,
Yet still, while truth and virtue live,
Resered will be his name.
Fssni no, no! these granite hiiis,
Assaled by infant hand
As soon would qui, their rocky beds
Or crumble into sand
Forgotten the mother may forget
The babe upon her knee,
But America will ne er forget
Her ''noble HksRY CLAY"
No borrowed light from mouIdered urns-
Illumes his high renown;
The garland "round his noble brow"
His own proud genius won!
In after time, when ell is lost,
OF these degenerated days,
Proud of bis name, these hills and dales,
viii echo still his praise.
But raise the monumental Stone,
And carve the classic line;
For, though tits needed not for him,
The honor shall be thine.
Be thine the glory of the deed;
Serene and calm thy day;
Long bloom the wreath that thou hast won
And long live Henry CLAYi
Fauquer. Va, Jan 10. l845. A. II. S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20
New Drug, Confectionery,
AND GROCERY STORE.

in the room for many years occupied by Adam
Young, on Queen Street. His assortment OF the
several articles in his line although not full at the
present time, will be found to contain those which
are beneficial TO the sick, and pleasing to the tase
and besides, his charges are very moderate. He
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 approbs tiou. All who are disposed to
patropise a beginner in business, and no regard
economy, should give him call. Among hisgoods
=, ,,ay b. fonnd-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted three times
at 81 per square, fourteen lines3 and al rs cents
per square for each subsequent insertion.
IJsThe number of insertions must be marked
on the manuscript or copy of the advertisement
sent. or it will be continued until forbid, and char
red accordingly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20
MARTINsBURG GAZETTE.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
At ~, OG a year, II paid In advance $3.50
II paid within the years ana $500 at
the end OF the year. No paper dis5on-
tIuued until all arrearages are paid, ex-
cept at the option of the Editor.