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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13
BEAUTIFUL LETTER.

Perhaps there is not, among all the pro.
auctions Of Mr.. Jefferson, more grace.
full and delicate specimen Of his style,
than the following letter. lives address.
ed to John Adams. on the death OF his &C.
compiished wife, the mother Of John @.
Adams:
Thomas Jefferson 10 John adams
MONTICELLO. 18th Nov. 1918.
The pubic papers, my dear friend, an
nounce the fatal event e which your let
ter oil October the goth hiss given me omi-
nous fore buding. Tried myself in the
school OF sfllicton, BY the loss oil every
form of connection which can rive he hu-
man heart, know well, and feel VIVA,
you have lost, what you are suffering,
and have vet 10 endure. The same trials
have taught me that for ills so immeasur-
able, time and silence are the only medl'
cine. | will not, therefore, by useless
coincidence, open airesh the sluices o
your grief, nor, mngling sincerely my
tears with yours, will say word where
words are vain; but il is OF some comfort
to US both, that The time is not very DIS
tant, at which we are 10 deposit IN the
same cerement our sorrows and suffering
bodies, and to ascend in essencs TO an &c.
static meeting with the friends we have
loved and lost, and whom we shall still
love and never lose again.
God bless you, and support you under
your heavy affection.
TIL. JEFFERSON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13
SUNDAY MA1L.--The N. Y. CONNER

SUNDAY MAIL.--The N. Y. CONNER
cial Advertiser says-The Postmaster
General, in the advertisement for propo-
sails for carrying the mails through The
State of New York has almost invariably
specified contract for only six days 10
the week, thus dispensing to a very great
extent with Sunday service. The exam.
pie is good one, for which the Postmas-
ter General will receive the thanks of the
religious and moral portion Of the com.
munitv.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

The recen, Use in the water courses Of
Georgia and Alabama was remarkably
great and sudden. The Alabama river
at Montgomery rose some % feet or more.
Many accidents are reported as having
occurred. A fine horse and his rider,
boy belonging to Col. Hayne, of Mont.
gomery, were swept away from The
warves in that city, and both drowned.
Several valuable teams from the country
were lost in foods which have inundated
the roads. The damage on some of the
plantations has been extensive. 10 the
meantime boats of the largest class are
running with fall ireIghts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

JUDeR WILRY.--Ths individual. who
it will be recollected, was tried and con-
victed about three years ago as an scces-
sorry TO the robbery the Frederick Coun
ty Bank, died recently in the New York
City Hospital.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

PUNIsBMENT.-An negro woman named
Pauline, convicted a. New Orleans ofcon-
finiDg her mistress in room Of her own
house, and practising savage barbariti"s
upon hor and her three child,en, has been
sentenced 10 be hanged on the 2lst in.
slant.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

Robert E. II. lowering, Esq, the
"American Antiquarian" is going in the
steam frigate Princeton 20 Europe, by
permission If Government, Tor the purpose
Of completing his "Antiquarian Analogies,
exhibiting The similarities discovered be.
tween our Antiquities and those of tho
Old World, establishing The unity Of tho
Human Race" The Princeton will SAIL
about the middle of February.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

CoLp VICTUALs.-Thrrei is no form of
ndiscrim' nate charity which is not full Of
mischief. One would think that the cold
leavings Of good tables might be given
away ,nnocently, without inquiry into
the sincerity of the applicant. But il is
not so. The gentlemen connected with
the "Association for improving the condi.
ton OF the Poor" are lerretng on, all sorts
Of abus's. The other day one OF them
went home with girl, who came to beg
cold viciuals for her mother. He found
the father and mother in well furnished
rooms, living much at ease, fine COW
and some fat pigs in the yard, fed album
dainty with the collections made by the
systematic lying OF The children. During
the visit, two or more OF the chlldr, II
came in, with their basket full. Here,
then, are children kept from the schools
provided for them, I'm which they might
have been educated to usefulness,) and
systematically educated to lie and piler;
and ths wicked father and mother are
biinging this ruin upon their children,
through the co-opf ration Of our benevo-
lent ci,izens.-N. y. Journal of Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

Mr.. Simmons, in his speech in the Sen.
ate, on the Post Office Bill, speaking Of
the extension Of the Telegraph system all
over the United States, said that then
"mothers could go daily and ask after the
health Of their children at a distance, and
such stream OF affection would run
along these wires es was never known,
save when the morning stars sang toge,h.
er for low. !"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

The Emperor Of Russia has just deter.
mined tina, 100, 900 Jews shall be remov-
ed from the frontier provinces to the in
terror Of the Empire. This removal can
not be effected, except with great cruelty,
in macy cases,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

MAIL RoBBERy.-A large black trunk
was stolen from one of the stages on the
National road, whilst running between
Cumberland and Frosiburg, on Sunday
night the I'd INST. A reward Of 500 is
offered Ior the recovery of the trunk and
$50 for the thief.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

The citizens Of Licking and Knox
counties, Ohio, have held public meetings
for the purpose of cons dering the pIoPr'-
ETY. Of constructing plank road from
Mount Vernon to the National Road.
is intended to pass from Jackiown on Inc
Naiionsl Road, through Newark 10
Mount Vernon. Il is in contemplation
10 build similar road between Cleyelana
and Wooster, q.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13
THE nj RK Z I ).


February, 10. l845.
CArrLE.- There were $50 bead OF Beei oa'- y,
offered at the Scales this nlprHing, OF WHEN
were driven to another market, and 20 sou
butche r. in the city. The price paid ranged ''o"
81 to 80 per 100 lbs. on the hoot, as ia qaa"S
equal TO ~ 1915 net. =,
Hoes - Live Hogs sre scarce and are ae'u :"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

vINEGAR.--Good vinegar is truly a
valuable article in every family, but in
almost ell new countries is very scarce
and dear; and so much so, in many coun.
tries it cannot be found. have seen
but little good, but much poor in use in
the country. trust il will be received
as favor, if at lillle expense good vim.
egar can be placed in the reach OF every
one. MIR. Edward Lewis, of Big Rock
Creek. has presented me with good VIM
egsr, made by adding three quarts Of mo-
lasses to eight gallons Of clear rain water,
and the same put into good cask aud
well shook up a few times and then put in
two or three spooniuls OF good yeast, or
two yeas. cakes. Place the cask, if in
summer, out doors, at The warmes, side
of the house but il in cold weather near
the chimney, where i, may be kept warm.
10 ten or fifteen days add to the liquor
sheet OF brown paper torn in strips, DIP
ped in molasses, and good vinegar will
be produced. This is cheap. Try it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

TExAs.-.A letter from distinguished
source in Washington, says: "Texas.
think, is dead for this session. "--BSH.
Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

CHILD KILLED BY A CAT.-On Friday
last an infant about four months old, son
of Mr.. VIM. Poole, of Yarmouth, Mass,
was found d, ad in the cradle with a
large cat belonging to the family, on his
breast and neck, and which no doubt
caused the truly melancholy event.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

The Court House at Uniontown, Pa.
was nearly destroyed by fire on the 4th
inst. All the records and papers were
saved.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

A bill to establish new county to DO
called "Doddrdge," in memary OF PnIL'
Up P. DoDDRIDeE, a man distinguished IN
the councils of the State and Union, pass
ed the Senate Of Virginia on Tuesdsy.-
The new county rs to be formed gu, Of ne
counties OF Harrison, Lewis, Tyler a"D
Ritchle
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

N. b. The paper this way managed, is
sure to make what is called the ..mothe,,"
or the life Of vinegsr.-Pror,e Farmer,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIS.
LATuRE.

A resolution has passed both Houses Of the
Virginia Legislature 20 adjourn on Monday next
the 18th inst.
Tho House Of Delegates has fixed upon the 18th
(to-morrow) for the election Of Senator In Con-
gress. Il will be seen how anxious the Senate
are for tho election, or whether Virginia 10 to be
left with Senator by tho action of our fsctious
Senate, and also whs,her the psltry trick under
which they attempted to shift tho responsibility,
viii excuse them before the People.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
READ WHAT SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
HAS DONE
(From the Albany Daily Knickerbocker.l !

tFrom the Albany Daily. Knicksrbocker.l
THIS Is TO CERTIFY, that Willard jerks Proprietor of
West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted with
deafness IN one ear for the last twenty and IN the other
for the last year. that impossible for me TO hear the
loudest voice and after trying various remedies without mo
wing hearing n the least Twas induced Scarpas Com
great satisfaction am enabled that has perfectly
stored hearing and will be happy any who
West Troy. WILLARD JENKS.
The following certificate addressed Messrs. A. B. D.
Sands. to whom the parties are known - -
NEw YoRK, Oct. 10, 1874.
MEs:Rs following statement Of M the
beneficial effects produced by the Of Scarpa Acoustic Oil
my daughter send you as act Of justice that Others
cy She nearly deaf for and could only be made
hear by speaking very loud purchaed bottle which
used according the printed directions and before
OF the bottle applied hard substance dschar
ged from the and after the hearing in beth
completely restored IL is almost the
effected, aud is proved TO be perfect Further
house, No. "a Essex street. B. Y. WARlNG.
TRY 1T BE CURED-lt is without doubt one of the
Affections that bea become deaf This mis-
fortune has hung with double weight the a
cted from the conviction that nothing could be hoped
from the hest physicians However feel much graed that
able offer the public certain remedy for this mis-
fortune Scarpa O and at the time TO lay before them
positive evidence OF the great virtue OF this medicine We make
the short extract from letter this subject from
amedica gentleman Of the eastern cnes- Yes
certainly working wonders"
SodSby A. D. sands wholesale agents for the propre
tors No. 70 Fulton street, n ast Broadway and 7s Broad
~ lm$ec
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Medical Card.
DOCTnR MORR 7

DO &C T 0 r NJ 0 r r / SOM,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 30Ak Fulton street
Doctor Morrison Continues to be consned confdentay
all diseases which he without mercury
strant diet pursuit Recent particularly Gonor
rhG, he cures in to days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured BY Dr.
M improved principles without pain nconvenence
che patient AZ the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
those OF other affections Of the urinary apparatus bat
Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation those affected with enlarged glands
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners.
Nervous and Constional DebiLityThis affection, and
the tram OF evils resulting from eore destructive habit
youth inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate mposency
radically cured by Dr. M pathological by
restoring the healthy tone reinstaiing orx
nal vigor; perfect cure guaranteed, or no chsrgr,
who claim tS be .urseons perhaps. the ons quaed
o4k Fulton Letters postpaid and Containing fee
ipsure medicine and advice TO Of the Unicn.
Once, 201X Fulton Greenwich, New Upen from
IA M. to 10 p. M, daily. jal5 I'm src
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Medical Aid,

7,HOSE SEEKING MEDICAL AID privately, will find
DR. GREGORY at home all hours Of the day evening
His residence &C Gold street next the Bekman
street. Dr. g. has published trratse called "he Rubicon,
on private diseases secEe, habits debility mpo
and The price is 81 although this the four!hedi
ton For sale above and also at the following Drug Stor
ner Of Water street, 70 Fulton street corner of Gold street, 50
Bowery Of Walker 08 Bowery of Spring
street, 46 Delaney street. of Suffolk street n East
br3adway; potn corners O. street and and
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
RHEUMATIC ILLS.

RHEUMATIC ILLS.
nR. COVEL,S RHEUMATIC PILLS are well known to
~ the only article which will the Rheumatism either
nammatory or chronic; and for proof Of the assertion
CURE asks those from this complaint TO read the fol-
'o"'"e New YoRK, December 10th, 1884,
Dear sirI in justice 70 myself and suffering hu
anv lei this opportunity without expressing my graft
tude 70 YOU for your Pills have troubled for
long time with rheumatism and have large Of
money with physicians, and have received but ng relief
This Fall attacked seyerelyit located my
shoulders wrists which tf-the wretched situation
was cannot describe then commenced taking your Pills
with pleasure safety those who wish for information with
gard 10 The astonishing effects OF your Pills, il they wake
the trouble TO call on me. Most respectfully yours
&. w. PERKINS,
400 Pearl st., N. Y.
We will also refer Mr. Alexander Wech s5 Nassau street,
better known Sandy Wech Mr. A. Petch l76 Broadway;
Captain Hnman corner OF Green and Houston streets and
hundreds of others
H. Mosey 20 John street. only wholesale agent and none
genuine without his written signature upon the RED aoe
tached each berPce so box Also retaled m this
city "a John Hill 2os Greenwich Dr. Coycl 3
Sullivan y! Hailock n Sprng ST 9obAndsn ~ Eighth
Grand, aad 4. y. Whsslss III Ch~ry st. JAIL imsss
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
&5OO EEwAKD-CRoss spEclFlC MIXTURE

0E00 REWARD.-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
BCO For he cure Sf Gonorrhcs. Gleeu Structures and
remedie: yet discovered for the above complaints
il the most certain.
Il make sspeedy and curc without the least 70
siness.
We give long quackish recommendations to deceive hs
public II the medicine does speak for ITSELF no shall
speak for It. Our object notify where be had and
the propreor challenges single css 0onoha
forfeiture of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervsdss all ranks of So
cetylgh, low, rich and poor, and single They
are here presented With remedy BY which they
selves without the least the
Further the disease cannot be contracted IL Of the Mir
ture is taken at night going to bed when exposed
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
many are cured in tive days
For sale ony VIM H. Minors iea Broadway corner Of
John opposite franklin House, New York. Mr. Barrys cor
smisas ~ Wsshington Boson "a Canal street New
Orleans and % Main street. Cincinnati. feS I'M sec
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
ON the CURE OF STRUCTURE.

ON TIE CURE OF STRUCTURE.
rksS wss | ni.tss.a for ia eea.sausness and
s
s ". fs
hi. complaint 0, no, and It's proper means Of cure
a;, Ps
Dad and ons established cases structure may for
months and even without producing striking change
ID ass : u:
ssa
itself There however three which
s e $ 70
q Many other might b mentioned
d
md
% se Oh r: S.H sy
,SlsJ Sa ;1,
sSn,e woaa s % Sss
20 can exist Without t. The next
e. {: p
S s s's ss
Sw s Ss disposed 60
cwse .houid have Continued from eight wssf. h:
The 0'n''
than that the effect Of Structure n % depres. the
.p and 70 lessen mental energy No, that this complain
degree other the rarely a
Structure which the patient does observe that he is
scve capable Of business formerly. This also
effect; though lttlc undeood, but IL unquestonaby
Indeed whoever eopsiden the natural connection OF
mind ard sexual organs will easily imagine that, there
medium by which the mind powerfully
through the medium the sexual
the mind This, however, better explained in The
Private Teatsc" Of the author little volume which
Of the world Al the Of Structure proceeds
e activity Of mind invariably returns
With respect to the Of Stricureths it il gratifying
state generally accomplished little time, aud without
nconyenencs. Nothing exceed the Improvement
q late in the treatment Of this complaint Indeed in the
Is accomplished days formerly it demanded
month"; Many persons consult the writer who bust
this city for short time only bat perfectly
cured though been of trouble and anxiety
To those who leave their homes the writer
nises his peculiar Of togethes with his P
yae catse which has interesting CHAPTER giving
information the subject and written in the panes
DR. Ralph takes thi. opportunity Of saying that he be
consulted the various diseases referred his Private
Treatse-at his dwelling house No. Greenwich street. a
hour and Of the number Of preende and
books Of guackery which nest this city he deems
make the following satcment satisfactory ground Of conf
dcnce Besides his rank Graduate Edinburgh
SO DC he has been engaged the Of these diseases both
published three editions OF work expressly them Also
from the eminent AmcrcAas Sir Ashley Cooper
Of London Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. Physc OF Phladsl
phia and Others and that he permitted refer almost
Physician q emnence in this city The Private Tres
nse" 81 Address Dr. Ralph, % Greenwich
ja23 msm
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

THEKrulo HUrk
for the Consumptive, for those
who afflicted with ASTHMA,
however much and long they may have
long continued aud tedious Coughs, Shortness
or Difficulty Of Breathing PAIN in the Breast or
Side, Bleeding Of the Lungs and other Of Fatal
Pulmonary Diseases.-Dr. Folger's
OLOSAONIAN,
OR ALL EALIN q BALSAM,
rs A SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAI4 REMEDY.-It has
been tested in hundreds Of and by than twenty
been used and approved by themand il is offered with the
greatest confidence all who may be afflicted and who need
DAvIp HENpERson Laght street reduced very
by tedious Cough and raising Blood He had tried various
remedies offered without benefit and deemed himself beyond
bottle of this Great Remedy restored him entirely
to health.
GeoRGE W. HAYS relieved by bottles of the Olosa-
onian although weak at the time he that
he could scarcely walk He coughed ncessanty. His diff
Guilty breathing such that he could walk only few
from the o his using the medicine he walked
with down the Office and six weeks he Tar
stored be able attend to his busisess again.
f. LAHAN ESQ., SO Pike cured of Asthma by half
bottle He had laid down in bed for than ten
months He has had Of the disease-now
Mrs ARCHIBALD IS West street. cured of Asthma, OF
four years standing by half bore and declares to be the
medicine in the world She had used various other
dies without the least benefit
Hundreds Of might be given TO its efficacy
Try i sfci.d and will be satisfied that il il.
having used it, and may entirely flight the dis
ease which is at present threatening your life
For sale the Principal Office LOG Nassau street. door
above Ann. jail
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
MEDICAL ADVICE

DOCTOR LAMERT is still confdentially consued his
- old otcc 81 Gold between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases Of delicate his being mild and
udcious requires nercury restraint Diet
france from business pursuits Recent cured In
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from TOO freouent Of the pasons OF
youth and thereby causing emissions and
aally confirmed mpotency the Dr attention.
his object being TO restore the sy.tem mentally aud bodily,
that state Of ylgor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
patient being the least aware sometimes caused by marea
of unntated medical petender and By the
neglect Of the parties themselves By the Dr. eectualy
cured, without pain or Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising
geons 10 he city, guarantees perfect charge made
Letters postpaid enclosing Zee Immediately attended and
medicine, with advice Of the United States
Office, So Gold street Open from 9 Am. to PM.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
MEDICAL CONSTL71TTON

MEDICAL CONSTITUTION
DOR every Disease Of the Scalp and Hair by RANDI
the only the United States who has devoted himself
entirely the study Of this Of the human
Consultation aud Remedy. ............S S2
Writtea Advice and Prescriptions.
Applications by letter. must particularly the of the
the color Of The hair and all the details possible of the
dis address GRANDJEAN No. Barclay street. post
paid. f22 lwSrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

DE- COhBlIT may be consuted conhdentialy AZ his Of
~ 6ce Is Duane doom from Chatham. Straneers
respectfully informed that Dr. Corb Is member OF the
Unvet Of the City Of New York. and that he exclusive
y confined his practice from being general the
ssran classes o diseases tnow eleven the city
NeE York which enes his entire attention. The annals Of
Aece The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against
are in few days removed entirely from the syssem See that
you are judieousy teaed by person legally qualified and
not by retcndcr and Quscks there several Of them in this
city Persons afflicted with protected and inveate
need not dcspsr Of being restored health by applying DR.
Corb practice OF many year. has established the Doctors
Rputatoa i skill and respecabty Structures engage the
senf certain disease In Of its forms d21 SINS &c
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.

DULTUK EVANS, No. u Peck slip, Water street,
~ New York has been than forty in the
cessul practice OF Physic and particularly in curing
erecy those desperate cases of variety Of secret
disease old obstinate ulcers throat
&C. caused by malpractice II OF the greatest
for the unfortunate choose experienced physician DR. e.
is the Oldest and most experienced hs cty his practice
his astonishing after have expelled
for privacy Call at 10 Peck slip, and be convinced Hs
d21 imsrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
THE ELIXIR. OF LOVE.

l1E ELlAlh Or LIVE
THE household ties! the household ties
How beautiful they
With rosy lips and laughirg eyes,
Red cheeks and golden hair.
How sad is childless married life
Wealth JOY aford;
Cold looks tn. husband on the wife
The wife upon her lord
But LOVES FLIxIR-that sweet boon
Will Natures remove
And crown with living blossoms soon,
The bed Of frutlsss love
Lucina Cordial barren wives
Ii turns to mothers fair,
And the fond name of Father gives
To husbands in despair.
In uehorrea and in gleets,
IL proves sovereign balm;
Consumption too a conqueror meets
1t its unfaing charm.
Eruptions, iassitude and pains,
In back or ,ins, chest;
Disease brought on by sudden strains,
Discharges long suppressed,
Are by this wondro Cordial cured.
No more their victims yex
Thus by its aid is health insured
At once to either
Let all who suffer from disease,
Or fault in Nature 5 Law,
Seek from this gr md specific ease,
AT Ninety-two Nassau.
md No 3 Court street. Boston; No. 80 North Sixth street.
hadsphia Persons ordering this medicine from the country
sending remittance have and
the Union. Price SO per botte$24 per dozen. FIJI Inns